By Jeff A. Benner The phrase "Son of man" appears multiple times in the Old and New Testaments (-+90). In the Old Testament, the Hebrew phrase אדם בן (ben adam) translates as "son of man" and is used for a person, any named or unnamed person. In the Greek New Testament, the phrase "son of … Continue reading Yeshua the Son of Man – Bar Enosh
In Acts, Paul differentiates between God and Jesus, emphasizing that God is a singular entity. He identifies Jesus solely as a man, reinforcing his argument with personal pronouns. Paul’s message asserts that God will judge the world through Jesus, contrasting with beliefs of a multi-person God.
Copyright © Tim Warner Some progressive dispensationalists believe the Davidic Covenant is partially fulfilled by Christ's being seated in heaven at the right hand of the Father. Other progressives hold that Christ's being seated on David's throne is exclusively reserved for the Millennium, (as do traditional dispensationalists). The purpose of this article is to show … Continue reading Jesus is Not Yet Seated on David’s Throne
Matthew 12:39-41 39 But He answered and said to them, "An evil and adulterous generation seeks after a sign, and no sign will be given to it except the sign of the prophet Jonah. 40 For as Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of the great fish, so will the … Continue reading Was Jesus in the Grave 3 Days and Nights like Jonah?
There is simply no question that Paul was referencing Proverbs 8, and that he understood it to refer to the Son of God. His use of this unique title for the Son of God, “The Beginning” is a direct quote of Proverbs 8:22 LXX. Paul’s emphasizing the Son’s direct participation in creating all things, including the angelic realm, is derived directly from Proverbs 8:27-30 as well as his statement “He is before everyone,” pointing to all of the “before” statements in Proverbs 8:23-25.
Living as a Christian in this World 