Christmas is a natural time to meditate on the wonders of Christ’s humble birth. But when it comes to the second person of the Trinity, nativity scenes only show part of the picture. Jesus—the Word made flesh, the babe in the manger— Read more.
Christmas is a natural time to meditate on the wonders of Christ’s humble birth. But when it comes to the second person of the Trinity, nativity scenes only show part of the picture. Jesus—the Word made flesh, the babe in the manger—is also the Lord of creation, the One by whom, through whom, and for whom all things exist. More than fulfilled prophecy, angelic announcements, or even the miraculous virgin birth, it’s the unrivaled supremacy of Christ that makes Christmas truly astounding.
In The Supremacy of Christ, John MacArthur shows you why that’s true. This booklet takes you verse by verse through Hebrews 1:1–3, one of the most concise and comprehensive summaries of Christ’s preeminence in all the New Testament. Let this rich text kindle your sense of wonder at the Son’s unparalleled glory—and astonishing humility.
This booklet will help you foster new depth in your meditation on the incarnate, matchless Son of God.
