Bishop Solomon shares a testimony on how the Lord preserved the life of his nephew from a tragic accident in a miraculous way and he asks for continued prayer for his speedy recovery.

He also reports on a fruitful Pastors' Conference held last week in Jharkhand, North India. About 49 pastors from different denominations attended the conference, and five of them received the truth of the apostles' doctrine and are now preparing for baptism in Jesus' name. Others responded well and asked to study further on the subject. Bishop Solomon extends his gratitude for all the prayers on their behalf. Next week, a three-day conference will be held in South India, and he asks that you continue to hold them in your prayers.

Lord Jesus bless you all.

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• This sermon is a teaching on the one God doctrine, focusing on how the one God is the Spirit. It is an excerpt taken from the fourth chapter of the book: THE ONE GOD DOCTRINE - Affirming the Strict Monotheism of the Scriptures.

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• This sermon is based on Revelation 1:8 and 22:13, presenting the entire Bible as a unified narrative with Jesus as both its Author and central subject—the Alpha (beginning) and Omega (end).The sermon opens with the metaphor of a book bearing one author's signature on both the first and last pages, establishing that despite 66 books written by roughly 40 authors over 1,500 years, Scripture has a single true Author: Jesus Christ. As the Alpha, Jesus is identified as the Creator Himself—the "Word" who was with God and was God (John 1:1-3), present at creation, and the same "I AM" who spoke to Moses at the burning bush (Exodus 3:14, John 8:58).The message then traces Jesus through the entire Old Testament: the promised "seed" who would crush the serpent (Genesis 3:15), the Passover Lamb (Exodus 12), the substance behind every tabernacle sacrifice and priestly function (Hebrews 10:1), and the suffering servant prophesied in Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53. Jesus Himself confirmed this on the Emmaus road, explaining that all Scripture concerned Him (Luke 24:27).As the Omega, Jesus appears in Revelation not as an infant but as the reigning King who will complete redemption's story, holding "the keys of hell and of death" and issuing the final invitation to "come" and drink freely of the water of life.The sermon's theological centerpiece asserts that Jesus's claim to be "Alpha and Omega" identifies Him as the singular God of Israel manifest in flesh (1 Timothy 3:16)—not a separate divine person, but the Father Himself revealed, since "he that hath seen me hath seen the Father" (John 14:9).The conclusion personalizes this truth, encouraging listeners—especially young people—that their identity and life's completion rest secure in Christ, who authored their story from its beginning and promises to bring it to fulfillment (Philippians 1:6).