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Christ — The Eternal Son

Who is Jesus Christ? Explore His eternal nature as the only begotten Son of God, His relationship to the Father before creation, and the war Satan has waged against this foundational truth.

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The Lesson & Quiz

Watch the video, then complete the 20-question quiz below. Your score and full answer key will be revealed upon submission.

Christ — The Eternal Son of God
An in-depth study of Jesus Christ's identity as the eternal, only-begotten Son of God — before creation, in heaven's conflict, through the incarnation, and beyond.
Comprehension Quiz
20 Questions  ·  Multiple Choice  ·  Graded on Submit
Questions 1–20
Question 1
0:22–0:50
What two sources are used for research in this lesson?
Question 2
2:42–3:08
What issue was at the center of Lucifer's rebellion in heaven?
Question 3
4:44–5:07
Lucifer wanted to be:
Question 4
4:07–4:23
How did loyal angels respond to Christ's supremacy?
Question 5
3:33–3:51
What do some people wrongly claim about "Son of God"?
Question 6
9:37–9:56
Christ's sonship and divinity are:
Question 7
11:11–12:16
What did Satan and his angels try to obscure?
Question 8
23:16–23:43
What were the two things Satan would continue doing on earth?
Question 9
25:40–26:04
How is Christ's incarnation described?
Question 10
31:06–31:35
When Christ came to earth, he gained the title "Son of God" in:
Question 11
32:37–34:05
At Jesus' baptism, what did the Father's voice testify to?
Question 12
34:41–35:14
What challenge did Satan give Jesus in the wilderness?
Question 13
42:16–42:46
Why did the Jewish leaders ultimately seek to kill Jesus?
Question 14
17:16–17:45
What is the distinction between Christ and other "sons of God"?
Question 15
61:55–62:23
According to John 5:26, what did the Father give the Son?
Question 16
55:53–56:31
What does the phrase "original, unborrowed, underived" life mean?
Question 17
58:54–59:14
What flows from the Father through the beloved Son to all created beings?
Question 18
45:06–47:09
Which Old Testament passage supports the idea that Christ was "brought forth"?
Question 19
41:36–42:12
Denying Christ as the Son of God is associated with:
Question 20
66:01–67:35
What is the conclusion about Christ's identity?
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  Personal Application

Living the Truth About Christ

Knowing who Christ truly is changes everything. Move from head knowledge to heart transformation with these three reflective steps.

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Examine What You Believe About Christ

The lesson reveals that the central question of the great controversy has always been: Who is Jesus? Take a moment to honestly examine your own heart. Do you believe Jesus is truly the eternal, only-begotten Son of God — not a metaphor, not a created being, but genuinely divine? Write down your answer and any questions this lesson raised for you.

  • What did you believe about "Son of God" before watching this lesson?
  • Has anything changed or deepened in your understanding?
  • Are there passages in Scripture you want to study further?
2

Identify Where This Truth Is Under Attack Today

The speaker explains that Satan's strategy on earth has always been to obscure Christ's sonship. This continues today — in liberal theology, in certain cults, in popular culture, and even sometimes within churches. Identify one specific area in your own life, community, or media environment where Christ's true identity is being minimized or denied.

  • What teachings, books, or voices have subtly undermined this truth for you or others?
  • How can you graciously but clearly stand for the truth of who Christ is?
  • Read 1 John 4:2–3 and 2 John 1:7 and write a brief reflection.
3

Respond in Worship and Prayer

The loyal angels joyfully acknowledged Christ's supremacy. Let this lesson lead you to the same response. Spend a few minutes in prayer and worship, specifically honoring Jesus as the eternal Son — the One through whom the Father's life flows to all creation, who humbled Himself to clothe divinity with humanity for your salvation.

  • Read John 1:1–14 aloud as an act of worship.
  • Pray, thanking the Father for the gift of His only-begotten Son.
  • Share one insight from this lesson with a friend or family member this week.

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