Jesus as the Son of God
When we reflect upon the title, the Son of God, it is important that we do not interpret it with the reasoning of Greek metaphysics or other foreign concept in mind, but rather seek to understand the title within the bounds of its (OT) Hebrew heritage. We note that in the Bi…
What Think Ye Of Christ? (Part 3) Read More »
Matthew begins his gospel, “The book of the generation of Jesus Christ …”, an allusion to the toledoth phrases of Genesis which form the framework of that record, introducing the stories where God’s purpose is outlined and developed. They begin with Genesis 2:4: “These are the generation…
The Genealogy of Jesus Read More »
In the shadows of Gethsemane, he said to his three friends, “My soul is exceedingly sorrowful, even to death”. The Son of God, who could still the fury of wind and storm, was now engulfed in a storm of a different kind: a storm of grief and heartbreaking sorrow of mind. In the turmoil of his min…
From Gethsemane to Golgotha – Isaiah 53 Read More »
Such will be the astonishing declaration when Yahweh installs His glorified Son atop the “holy hill of Zion” (Psa 2:6). None will be able to doubt the origins of the new King, now triumphant over all flesh, for truly this has been the divine purpose before the foundation of the world (John 17:1�…
“Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee” Read More »
These words were spoken by our Lord to the blind man (John 9). Just how relevant they are and how broad their application only becomes apparent upon reflection. The Jews attempted to convince the blind man that Jesus was a sinner, but he was adamant; an unprecedented miracle had taken place putting …
“For Judgment I am Come into This World” Read More »
