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FOP/BSS/001 THE NAME OF JESUS

TOPIC: THE NAME OF JESUS
TEXT: PHILIPPIANS 2:9-11
MEMORY VERSE COL 3:17

INTRODUCTION
A name is a symbol of identity. It carries the authority of the bearer. A name could speak for the bearer in his/her absence. The name of Jesus means various things to different people, but to a believer, the name of Jesus signifies the authority and power of the Almighty God. (Matt 28:18). It is the believers anchor. Understanding and knowing how the name operates is the key to enjoying your rights and privileges in Christ (The Anointed) so that you can live victoriously.

EVALUATIONS

1. Authority in the Name
(In this evaluation, we come face to face with the incontestable truth that there is so much power that is forever attached to the name of Jesus)
a) Phil 2: 9-11
b) Matt 28:18
c) Heb 1:4
d) Acts 4:12
e) Col 2:9-10
2. Efficacy of the Name
(This evaluation discusses the potency inherent in the name of Jesus)
a) Acts 3:6,16
b) Rom 10:13, Acts 16:30-31
c) Mk 16:17
d) Jn 16:23-24, Matt 18:18-20
3. How to rightly use the Name
(This evaluation focuses on the correct usage to which the name of Jesus must be put to if this name is benefit us)
         a) Exo 20:7, Matt 6:9
  b) 2Tim 2:19, Acts 19:13-17

CONCLUSION:
The Name of Jesus answers to every of life’s situations physical or spiritual. It is the believers pass and ticket of divine payment made by the death and resurrection of Jesus. More importantly, the efficacy of the name is borne out of a relationship with the bearer of the name (Jn1:12). Shalom


Recommended books: 
The Wonderful Name of Jesus (E. W. Kenyon)
The Name of Jesus (Kenneth E. Hagin)

FAITH IS THE VICTORY

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