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Title :- The authority of word of God. (Heb 4:12)
I. The creative power of the word of God. (Heb 1.1-3).
A. In the O.T: Ex:
Word of God made the you universe. (Hab 111-3).
Word of God made yo and me. (Psalms 119:73).
Word of God Creating the dry Bones into the Army, with Alive (Ezekil 37:8,9).
In the N.T:-
Word of God creating the life for the officer's Servant. (Matt 8:7,8).
Word of God Creating Courage in the group of disciples. (Mark 6:50.51).
Word of God Creating True Repentances in the hite of Soul. (Acts 9:4-6).
II. The destritive power of the Word of God.
The fig tree dried up. (matt 21:18,19).
The destruction power of the word of God ( Jer 1:10)
Ex:- Califoniya city, los angles.
The Superiority of the Word of God (Hebrews 4:12)
Introduction:
Hebrews 4:12 says, "The Word of God is alive and active. It is sharper than any double-edged
sword." Today, I want to talk about the superiority of the Word of God.
The letter to the Hebrews was written around A.D. 60-70 for Jewish Christians. Some scholars
say it was written by Apollos, while others think Paul wrote it. There is no clear proof about the
author. But the writer clearly explains, starting from the first chapter, that God’s Son is greater
than angels. God’s Son, Jesus, is greater than Moses and greater than Joshua.
The writer then talks about the superiority of the Word of God. Angels are supernatural beings
with great powers. Moses was a great leader in Israel’s history. Joshua, after Moses, led the
people into the Promised Land. These three roles were very important in Israel’s history.
Suddenly, the writer talks about the greatness of the Word of God. Why did he write about the
superiority of God’s Word? Because, in our lives too, there are many important people and
influences. But in the end, the Word of God is the most important and has the highest authority.
God’s Word has creative power. With His Word, God created the heavens and the earth. What
did God create with His Word? How did He show His creative power through His Word? Even
today, God’s Word continues to show its power on this earth.
A. Creative Power or Authority of the Word of God (Hebrews 1:1-8)
In Hebrews 1:1-8, we read about the creative power of God’s Word. It says that God made the
worlds by His Word. Notice that it mentions worlds, not just one world. Some versions say God
created the universe.
We see this clearly in Genesis 1. In the beginning, the earth was formless and empty. But when
God spoke His Word, everything changed. The earth became a new and beautiful creation.
In the same way, we may face situations in life where everything feels messy, empty, or without
hope. But when God sends His Word into our hearts, lives, and circumstances, it brings new
creation and transformation. His Word has the creative power to renew our families, hearts,
situations, and ministries.
That is why Hebrews 4:12 says, "The Word of God is alive and active." It is powerful enough to
bring transformation and life.
John 1:14 says, "The Word became flesh." This means that the Word of God came to earth as
a person—Jesus Christ, our Savior and Lord. That is why Paul says in 2 Corinthians 5:17, "If
anyone is in Christ, they are a new creation. Old things are gone, and everything becomes
new."
Whether we are in Christ or living by the Word of God, it makes us into new creations. It
changes us completely.
There are many examples of this in the Bible. The first and greatest example is how God created
the universe by His Word. His Word continues to have creative power even today. Amen.
B. The Word of God Made Me and You (Psalm 119:73)
In Psalm 119:73, we read, "Your hands have made and fashioned me." This verse tells us that God is our
Creator, Maker, and Designer. In another Psalm (139:13-14), it says, "You formed my inward parts; You
knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. My soul
knows it very well."
These verses show us how wonderful and amazing God's creation is. He didn’t just create us physically
but also wants to shape us spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and ethically.
Sometimes, people think the Word of God only teaches spiritual lessons, but it does much more. It
guides us to become better people, helps us develop stronger personalities, and equips us with new
abilities to serve our families, communities, and ministries.
The Word of God transforms us into new creations — spiritually, physically, mentally, morally, and
ethically.
[Link] Word of God Brings Life to Dry Bones (Ezekiel 37:8-9)
In Ezekiel 37:8-9, God tells Ezekiel to visit a valley filled with dry bones. These bones were lifeless and
inactive. God then commands Ezekiel to speak (prophesy) to these dry bones and declare life over them.
When Ezekiel obeyed and spoke God’s Word, the bones came to life and formed a great army.
This story teaches us that God’s Word has creative power even in the most hopeless situations.
A Message for Believers
If God is telling you to share His Word with worldly people, unbelievers, or unspiritual individuals, don’t
hesitate or feel ashamed. Your words, knowledge, and wisdom may not work, but the creative power of
God’s Word will.
God’s Word can transform hearts, build faith, and create strong, faithful believers. It can raise up an
army for the Gospel and a great army for God’s Kingdom.
There are many examples of this creative power in the Old Testament. However, let’s also look at the
New Testament.
The Word of God in the New Testament
In the New Testament, we also find many examples of the creative power of God’s Word. One powerful
story shows how just one word from Jesus brought healing and life to a dying servant. God’s Word
continues to be alive and powerful even today.
