Jesus LEARNED OBEDIENCE by the things which He suffered, this in all of His life, but the context here is, specifically in His final hours and in His death. His learning obedience was not from failing or previously disobeying, but in all of what He faced and suffered, He maintained His integrity and perfect righteousness, reacting sinlessly and in accordance with every command of God to every insult and lie from the wicked, and to being betrayed and denied by His own disciples, and finally, when He was forsaken by His Father. His confession of learning obedience was, "Not my will, but thine be done." He completely committed Himself to His God and Father! He learned obedience by and through experiences which He had never face as a man. Where Adam failed, Jesus shined forth perfectly!
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James Downing Sr. Has been the pastor of Grace Fellowship Baptist Church since April 2006. The Lord saved both he and his wife in the summer of 1986. He was born and raised in south Louisiana and loves the church of the Lord Jesus Christ in Springfield, Louisiana. By God's...
