Below we have references to prophecies that establish the divinity of Christ. Let us examine each of these. Isaiah 7:14 Therefore, the Lord himself will give you a sign. Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel. It is foretold that the Messiah will have a miraculous birth from a virgin, which is unlike any human being.…
Biblical Evidence for "Brothers" as Non-Siblings The New Testament, written in Greek, uses the term adelphos (brother) to refer to Jesus’ "brothers" (e.g., Mark 6:3, Matthew 13:55). However, in the cultural and linguistic context of the time, adelphos (and its Hebrew/Aramaic equivalent ʾāḥ) could denote a range of relationships beyond biological siblings, including cousins, kinsmen, or close associates. The Hebrew and Aramaic languages lacked…
Introduction: The question of Jesus’ nature as a child is a contentious one: Was Jesus born man or divine? Did His divinity evolve and grow with time, just like His human knowledge and wisdom? Or was He divine at birth? Argument: According to Christian doctrine, Jesus is both fully human and fully divine at birth. Let’s examine a few verses that illustrate that position.…
Is it reasonable that God would pray to God? This is illogical and self-contradictory! Actually, it is a very logical statement. First, God became incarnate in Christ to show us the way, and indeed to be the way. God spoke to the prophets throughout the ages, but He decided that the best way to reach humanity, teach them the path of salvation, and renew…
