Ultimately with R.C. Sproul Does Jesus Know You?
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Aug 27, 2025 What truly matters at the day of judgment? It's not solely about our knowledge of Jesus but whether He knows us intimately. The conversation delves into the profound implications of this relationship, encouraging listeners to contemplate their faith beyond mere words. With insights drawn from scripture and culture, a thought-provoking challenge unfolds: Are we genuinely recognized by Christ? This exploration invites a deeper reflection on our connection with Him.
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Name Repetition Signals Intimacy
- Repetition of a name in Scripture signals intense personal affection and intimate address.
- R.C. Sproul shows Jesus' 'Lord, Lord' warns of false intimacy that lacks real relationship.
Biblical Examples Of Repeated Names
- Sproul lists Old and New Testament examples where names repeat to show tenderness and calling.
- He cites Jacob, Abraham, Moses, Samuel, Elijah, David, Martha, Saul, and Peter as illustrations.
Repetition Conveys Deep Affection
- The repeated-name form always communicates deep personal affection across Scripture.
- Sproul connects that pattern to Jesus' lament and final judgment language to emphasize relational knowing.