Who Is This Christ? (Hardback or Cased Book)

Who is this Christ? To many, He is a mystery shrouded in centuries of tradition and complex creeds. To others, He is merely a historical figure or a "second person" in a divided Godhead. But what does the Word of God actually say?

In this scriptural exposé, Rev. Jonathan L. McCune journeys through the Old and New Testaments to restore the singular truth hidden in plain sight: God is One. From the infinite greatness signified by the Hebrew Elohim to the bodily manifestation of the Almighty at Calvary, this work moves past traditional misconceptions to reveal Jesus Christ as the Great God and Savior.

This is more than a theological study; it is a serious examination of the requirements for the soul. By tracing the absolute Oneness of God from Genesis to Revelation, the reader is confronted with why the Name of Jesus is the only name provided for the remission of sins. This book invites a response to the biblical Salvation Plan-clarifying the essential roles of water baptism and the receiving of the Holy Ghost-not through the traditions of men, but through a return to the clear, foundational teaching of the Scriptures. Discover the authority of the Name and the reality of the One who sits upon the throne.

Jonathan L. McCune was born to missionary parents, Henry and Gladys McCune. They dedicated their lives to missionary work in China, ministering there until their retirement, having also served one term in Japan. As a child, Jonathan was with them for one term of six years.He has been involved in various capacities in the churches he has attended for most of his adult life. He served as a Sunday School teacher, youth leader, church administrator, and other various duties. For seven plus years he was an associate pastor at Christian Life Center, Stockton, California. He made six trips to India for several months each time to teach Bible doctrine to various size groups of students at Bible training sessions. He also taught at a Bible school in the Marshal Islands and in Scotland.