Nadie es bueno ,solo Cristo, nos salvo y transforma nuestro corazón.

Este himno, reconoces quien es Dios para tu vida

Y aparte tener un buen gusto musical, en efecto es música

No es cierto querido/ a amigo / amiga

No es cierto, solo Dios nuestro señor Jesucristo es amen gloria sea a él 🤍

Dear @QuietlyContemplating , I understand your perspective on the use of the title "King" for Jesus, and it's a thought-provoking point. It's true that in the New Testament, while Jesus is recognized as the prophesied King in a messianic sense, the Apostles themselves do not address Him directly as "King." This observation highlights the rich and multifaceted nature of how Jesus is understood within the Christian faith. It's important to consider the context in which the New Testament was written. The early Christians, living under Roman rule, might have had practical and theological reasons for focusing on other aspects of Jesus' identity, such as His role as a teacher, healer, and Savior. The title of "King" could have had political connotations that were sensitive in their time and place. In contemporary Christian practice, especially within evangelical circles, referring to Jesus as "King" is often a way to acknowledge His sovereignty and authority over all creation, as well as His eventual return and reign. This doesn't contradict the biblical portrayal but rather complements it by emphasizing different aspects of Jesus' identity and role. It's valuable to remember that the language we use about Jesus can be both culturally and theologically influenced. Different titles and names for Jesus can coexist, each shedding light on different facets of who He is. The diversity in how we refer to Him can enrich our understanding and appreciation of His complex and profound nature. In essence, while the term "King" might not be used directly by the Apostles, it aligns with the broader theological understanding of Jesus' nature and role in the Christian faith. It's a reminder of His ultimate authority and the hope we have in His eternal kingdom. I hope this helps in providing a different perspective and encourages thoughtful reflection on the diverse ways we understand and relate to Jesus. Sincerely, Alex

Visita una iglesia adventista y verás que aún existen iglesias que adoran con himnos

​@@andersonordonez3003amen,

​@@andersonordonez3003porque exactamente tiene que visitar una iglesia adventista i no una evangélica donde se predica sana doctrina, ya que los adventistas carecen de doctrinas cristo céntrica y yerran en muchas profecías biblicas, recomienda que busque cristo y se arrepienta