Jesus Christ: The Trinitarian God
The Only Self-Made Man
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This happened during Devotional Praise and Worship. I stood near the center of my large modern day classroom. I applied a simple verbal example to the spiritual concept that Jesus is God. This was my untold topic, “The Revelation of Jesus Christ.” He is the Locus Trinitarian God. He is seen in His fullness in (Rev. 1:12-18). And therefore, according to (Col. 2:9), this same Jesus who became a man is also the only self-made man. My mission was the interpreted unveiling and the revealing that Jesus is His Spiritual root. Meaning, He is the set of all points. The Locus, whose name is Logos, the Word who became of Himself. And “whose form and location is determined by stated conditions.” I am referring to God’s genetic allele. Being specific, any form and location of God: the Word who manifests at alternate or exact times. These are the biblical and historical predestined forms, locations and conditions of the Word. The history and the pre existent need for Christ. I am radically articulating Christ’s inheritance. Jesus’ predestined calling. This Godly mission required an ever-eternal, omnipresent, incarnate, Jewish Rabbi Savior. And for me to bring to life and light this theory that Jesus is indeed God. Without mention of the other named complexities of His person. My detailed account progressed similar to this. Class, what if you had an apple and another apple came from that same apple. How this example does entwine God and Jesus? Suddenly, one of the second grade boys spoke. This happened after multiple lapping seconds. He chattered with great excitement. He loudly proclaimed. “He is both,” “the Father and the Son!”
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In Jesus Christ: The Trinitarian, author Nannette R. Heath offers a deeply spiritual, reverential book that celebrates Jesus in his totality, a self-made man who came from God, the father. Citing Bible verses and including Heath’s own personal observations, it defines Jesus Christ of Revelation. It shows him as the Locus whose name is Logos, the word who became Jesus.
Containing important Christian messages, Jesus Christ: The Trinitarian entails the depth of Jesus’ spiritual roots. It journeys into the mind of God where neither time nor days exists, walking the physical and spiritual steps that Heath has followed. She presents evidence that brings to life and light the theory that Jesus is indeed God.
This in-depth look contributes to Christians’ spiritual comprehension, opening the potential to better know God. It’s not about doctrine but about brotherly love in knowing that Jesus, the word can be whom he chooses.
About the Author
She was born in Winston Salem, North Carolina. She received her Master’s Degree of Science in Human Services through Capella University. She is the daughter of Willie and Nancy Heath. She is the sister of 6 siblings. She has been spiritually taught by the best. Her first instructor is the Spirit of God. He ushered her to His House of prayer that summer’s day. Her second spiritual family was The Church of God in Christ (COGIC). They taught her to be sound in faith, stay rooted and grounded in prayer and in the Word. Most of all is true to you.... Her third spiritual influence was her spiritual Mother, Mother Estella Boyd. She prophesied author’s enclosed revelations. The particular two prophesies that are written in this manuscript. She told her their significance. Her fourth spiritual influence was The Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ (COOLJC). Their doctrine of Jesus gave her a preview that Jesus is God, although He is Son.” A result, in COOLJC, she reached a spiritual maturity. A spiritual growth, she “had never known.” This development was possible because she clings to those COGIC roots. She now experiences the sacred place Mother Boyd spoke of: “The divine place of no return.” This is the spiritual traveling plateau that Isaiah (35:8) speaks of. And this innate pavilion in God also gives her great sorrow. Nevertheless, with her anointing and with her “made up mind,” every day she can give radical praise and say, “Alleluia.”