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Christadelphians believe that the entire Bible, consisting of both the Old and New Testaments, is the inspired Word of God.  Within the Bible, we find His plan and purpose in creating the earth and mankind who inhabits it. The Bible gives the answer to both mankind’s origin and destiny.  

God has graciously put in motion a plan of salvation, a means of escape from the clutches of death which plagues all mankind.  Without this Hope, we all will die eternally. 

This Hope of salvation which God offers depends on a belief and acceptance of His requirements which He has explained in His Word, the Bible.  This is the “Good News,” or the gospel message. The Bible says the gospel is “the things concerning the Kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ” (Acts 8:12). 

Christadelphians believe that a proper Scriptural understanding of these principles and a public confession of them, through baptism into the name of God’s Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, is necessary to attain the Hope of salvation.  

We look forward with great anticipation to the personal, literal return of Jesus Christ to the earth. He will raise to life baptized believers of all ages and judge them according to their works, whether good or bad. Those judged faithful will  be  given eternal life (immortality) in God’s Kingdom upon the earth.  God promised this kingdom to Abraham and David by covenant, and the kingdom will be a blessing to the whole earth.  Jesus Christ will rule as King. 

  • He who was revealed to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, by angelic visitation and vision, and to Moses at the flaming bush (unconsumed) and at Sinai, and who manifested Himself in the Lord Jesus Christ, as the supreme self-existent Deity, the ONE FATHER, dwelling in unapproachable light, yet everywhere present by His Spirit, which is a unity with His person in heaven. He hath, out of His own underived energy, created heaven and earth, and all that in them is.

    (Deut. 6:1; I Kings 8:30-39,43-49; I Chron. 29:11-14; II Chron. 16:9; Neh. 9:6; Job 9:4; 26:13; 28:24; 34:21; 36:5; Job 38,39 and 40; Psa. 33:13-14; 44:21; 62:11; 92:5; 94:9; 104:24; 123:1; 124:8; 139:7-11; 145:3; 146:6 147:4-5; 148:5; Prov. 15:3; Isa. 26:4; 28:29; 40:13-27; 43:10-12; 44:6-8; 45:5; 46:9-10; Jer.10:12-13; 23:24 27:5; 32:19,25; 51:15; Amos 9:2-3; Matt. 6:9; Mark 12:29-32; Acts 14:15; 17:24; 27-28; Rom. 16:27; I Cor. 8:4-6; Eph. 4:6; I Tim. 1:17; 2:5; 6:15-16).

  • God will set up a kingdom in the earth, which will overthrow all others, and change them into "the kingdom of our Lord and his Christ." God will send Jesus Christ personally to the earth at the close of the times of the Gentiles. The kingdom which he will establish will be the kingdom of Israel restored, in the territory it formerly occupied, viz., the land bequeathed for an everlasting possession to Abraham and his seed (the Christ) by covenant.

    Dan. 2:44; 7:13-14; Isa. 11:9-10; 32:1,16; Rev. 11:15, Psa. 102:16,21; Dan. 7:13-14; Acts 1:9,11; 3:20-21; II Tim. 4:1)

  • The Scriptures, composing the book currently known as the Bible, are the only source now extant of knowledge concerning God and His purposes, and that they were given wholly by the unerring inspiration of God in the writers, and that such errors as have since crept in are due to transcription or translation.
    (Neh. 9:30; Luke 1:70; John 10:35; I Cor. 2:13; 14:37; II Tim. 3:16; Heb. 1:1; II Peter 1:21).

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