What Christadelphians believe

The Bible is the infallible Word of God and guidebook for all Christadelphians

We believe in one God, Hashem Elohim Jehovah the Father, The Almighty God of gods, who is an eternal spirit and Who exists indefinitely in heaven, a personal Being with the highest intelligence, knowledge, love, justice, power and authority.

We believe in one lord, Jesus Christ of Nazareth, who is the realisation of God's plan, His Word and His promise. We believe that this Jew Jeshua or Jesus, is the Messiah, the Christ, the son of the living God, born in the flesh from the virgin Mary. We believe that God loves this world of impotent sinners in such a way that He gave to it His only begotten son Jesus/ Jeshua/Yahshua, who has lived in the flesh and although on all facets was tempted like us, he stayed without sin. This son, Jesus Christ, died as a sacrifice for the sin of the whole humanity. After three days and three nights to have lain in the sepulchre he became an example for us by God taking him from the sepulchre to life. Then he was taken up in the skies, where he sits now to the right hand of God the Father as our High priest and Intercessor.

We believe that the Book of books, the Holy Scriptures, both the Old and New Testament, is God’s revelation which brings us completely under words the Will of God for humanity. The book is inspired in idea and word, in original writings the infallible, highest and decisive authority in belief and life, and the basis of all truth.

We believe that humanity was created to the picture of God, with the potential to become children of God.

God formed humanity in the flesh, which is a mortal material substance.

Human beings live by the breath of life, are mortal, and are subject to decline and dissolution, without eternal life, except as a gift of God on God‘s conditions and provisions as been brought under words in the Bible.

We believe that sin is the breach of rules or offence of the law, which can be yes or no followed by own initiative. No one else has been ordered guilty of not following the Will of God. Sin lies in us by our own choices.