When God states through the prophet, Hosea, (chap. 4:6) that “My people are destroyed from lack of Knowledge . . . ,” this calls to our attention the importance of “teaching” to be received by Christians to be able to live victorious lives. The greatest teacher ever who walked the face of the earth was beyond any doubt Jesus of Nazareth! So you say, “Of course He was because He was God.” Yes, He was and is God, but we look at some additional factors that may often not be thought of. Matthew and Mark recorded that He “. . .taught (the people) as one who had authority, not as the teachers of the law.” What other factors come to your mind, besides the fact that He was and is God?
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