Emmsnuel God with us Part 2

Dr. Dalton Jenkins

The name Emmanuel, meaning God with us, represents one of the most profound truths of the Christian faith. This wasn't merely a prophetic title but a declaration of God's eternal desire to dwell among His people, as seen throughout Scripture from the tabernacle instructions to Jesus' promise to never leave us. The incarnation demonstrates that God chose to experience human life in its fullest form, including suffering, disappointment, and even the feeling of abandonment on the cross.


This divine presence offers more than comfort; it provides active protection against opposition. Isaiah reveals that when people take counsel against those who belong to God, their plans will not succeed because Emmanuel stands with His people. This protection extends beyond physical safety to include spiritual warfare and the negative words spoken over our lives. The presence of God creates an unshakeable foundation that no earthly power can overcome. Emmanuel also represents the beginning and completion of God's redemption plan. Jesus came not just to visit humanity but to pay the ultimate price for sin through His sacrifice. His presence continues today through the Holy Spirit, who abides with believers permanently rather than temporarily. This ongoing relationship transforms how we approach difficulties, knowing that we serve the living God who understands our struggles and provides divine strength for every challenge we face.


Chapters

Chapter 1: The Divine Presence of Emmanuel - 0:00 - 15:00

We explore the profound meaning of Emmanuel as God's divine presence entering human history, not as a distant deity but as God Himself dwelling among us in human flesh.


Chapter 2: Divine Protection and Abiding Presence - 15:00 - 30:00

We learn that Emmanuel provides divine protection against our enemies and His presence is not temporary but permanent, abiding with us through the Holy Spirit who remains forever.


Chapter 3: Standing Under the Banner of Victory - 30:00 - 40:00

We are called to walk in the authority of Jehovah Nissi, our banner of victory, knowing that we are covered under God's protection and that His presence guarantees our triumph over every enemy.


Chapter 4: The Redemption Process and Our Sympathetic High Priest - 40:00 - 50:00

We celebrate that Emmanuel's coming commenced the redemption process, with Jesus offering Himself once for all to bear our sins, and now serving as our sympathetic High Priest who understands our every weakness.