The Pre-Existent Christ: Jesus Before Time Began
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Who was Jesus before Bethlehem? Most people know Him as the baby born in a manger, the teacher who walked the dusty roads of Galilee, the healer of the sick, and the Savior who died on the cross. But if we begin His story only at Bethlehem, we miss the greatest truth about Him: Jesus Christ did not begin in time. He existed long before the world was ever spoken into being.
The Bible does not present Jesus as a man who somehow rose to divine status. Instead, it reveals Him as the eternal Son of God, the Word who was with God and was God from the very beginning (John 1:1). Before Abraham, before Adam, before creation itself, the Son already was. His fingerprints are on every page of Scripture—appearing in the Old Testament, fulfilling prophecy, and working as the eternal agent of creation and salvation.
Why does this matter? Because if Christ is not eternal, then He is not God. And if He is not God, then He cannot save. The pre-existence of Jesus is not a secondary issue; it is the very foundation of the Christian faith. The eternal Son humbled Himself, took on flesh, and entered human history to redeem what only He could redeem. Understanding His pre-existence deepens our worship, strengthens our confidence in His promises, and assures us that our salvation is secure in the hands of the One who has no beginning and no end.
This book invites you to journey through Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation, exploring how the eternal Son reveals Himself across history. You will see Him in the creation of the world, in the burning bush, in the psalms and prophecies, in His own words about His eternal glory, and in the witness of the apostles. You will also see why the church has always confessed Him as the eternal Son, and why denials of His pre-existence lead only to confusion and despair.
My prayer is that as you turn each page, you will not only learn about the pre-existent Christ but encounter Him—beholding His majesty, bowing before His eternity, and rejoicing that this same eternal Son loved you enough to step into time and die for you. He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together (Colossians 1:17). He always was, He always is, and He always will be.
