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Does the Bible record Jesus saying the precise words, "I am God"? Did Jesus ever explicitly claim to be God in the flesh? In what ways is the Christian message of salvation contingent on the deity of Christ? Is Jesus God? Is the deity of Christ biblical? What are the strongest biblical arguments for the divinity of Christ? Did Jesus say He is God? This episode on YouTube Transcript

This week, we answer the questions, “Is Jesus God?” and, “Did Jesus claim to be God?”

Jesus was crucified & buried on Easter Friday; he rose early Sunday. Where was Jesus during the interval? We hear a lot about ‘Good Friday’ & ‘Easter Sunday,’ very little about ‘Holy Saturday.’ What (if anything) did Jesus do that day? His body lay in the tomb; what about his (immaterial) soul & spirit? Were they with God the Father? Or did they simply “continue in the state of the dead” (Westminster Catechism)? Paul says Christ “descended into earth’s lower regions” (Eph. 4:8). The Apostles’ Creed’s cryptic phrase, “he descended into Hell,” echoes this; did they get it right? If so, why did Jesus descend; what does Scripture say? Diverse NT texts—from Jesus, Peter, & Paul–support the Creed’s descent clause. What did his ‘descent’ accomplish? Plus, what does all this imply for us today?

This episode is a continuation of our two-part study on chapter 1 of the Book of Hebrews. In the first episode we examined Hebrews 1:1-7. In this episode we examine Hebrews 1:8-14. For full summary notes to this podcast, click here. https://landandbible.blogspot.com/2020/04/hebrews-18-14-is-son-called-god-did.html - We note that the word “saying”, or “he says” which appears in English translations in Hebrews 1:8 is not in the Greek original text. The speaker of the words quoted from Psalm 45 is not God, but the Psalmist. Adding “he says” or “saying” to Hebrews 1:8 makes it sound, incorrectly, that God is calling the Son, “God”. But the speaker at this point is not God. - Hebrews 1:8-9 is a quote from Psalm 45, a marriage hymn of a king descended from David (perhaps Solomon?) to a what appears to be a foreign princess. The Davidic king has a God who has blessed him (45:2) and anointed him (45:7). The Davidic king is lauded for his strength and just rule (45:2-6). Part of the reason for lauding the king is to convince the princess that it will be worthwhile and a blessing to marry him. - Most English translations translate the word “God” in the first part of the quote from Psalm 45 in Hebrews 1:8, as: “Your throne, O God, is forever and ever”, that is, taking the word “God” as a vocative, or as a direct address, understanding that in some way the king in Psalm 45 was called “God”, and by extension, that Jesus the Son was called God. But the “O” of “O God” is only interpretation. Grammatically it is possible, I think preferable, to translate Hebrews 1:8a as: “Your throne is God forever and ever”, or, “God is your throne for ever and ever.” That is, the word “God/Elohim” in the verse does not have to be understood as a vocative. - For the rest of the summary notes to this podcast, click here. https://landandbible.blogspot.com/2020/04/hebrews-18-14-is-son-called-god-did.html

Rapp Report Daily 0427 Did Jesus Know He was God? Did Jesus know that he was God incarnate? The claim that people try to make his somehow Jesus became a man and He stopped being God. As if when He became incarnate, He lost those attributes that make Him deity like omniscience. Well, the simple answer is no. Throughout the gospels, we see over and over and over again that Jesus can read people's minds. You can look at Matthew chapter 9. The Pharisee says when He says your sins are forgiven, they say who can forgive sins but God alone. He knows what is in the minds of men. This is evidence that he was still omniscient. Now if Jesus, being omniscient, was walking on Earth as a man while still being omniscient by the very definition of omniscience, He knows everything. So yes the simple answer, Jesus Christ while He walked the Earth as a man knew He was God all along. Now some people say but he grew in stature and knowledge or wisdom is some translations may say.  That is true in His humanity. He seemed to grow but the reality is all throughout. He was still having the attributes of deity. He was all-knowing. He was God and he knew it. This podcast is a ministry of Striving for Eternity and all our resources strivingforeternity.org Listen to other podcasts on the Christian Podcast Community: ChristianPodcastCommunity.org Support Striving for Eternity at http://StrivingForEternity.org/donate Please review us on iTunes http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rapp-report/id1353293537 Give us your feedback, email us info@StrivingForEternity.org Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/StrivingForEternity Join the conversation on our Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/326999827369497 Watch subscribe to us on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/user/StrivingForEternity Get the book What Do They Believe at http://WhatDoTheyBelieve.com Get the book What Do We Believe at http://WhatDoWeBelieveBook.com

Have you ever been asked one of these questions: “Did Jesus really say that he was God?” “Did Jesus really die and come back to life?” “Did Jesus really say that he was the only way to get to heaven?” Maybe you have grown up hearing the answers to those questions, but you have never actually known where the Bible says it. Maybe you are struggling with believing it yourself. Maybe you have no idea why it matters. This class will explore the foundational claims of the Christian faith, what Scripture says about them, and why it matters today.

Have you ever been asked one of these questions: “Did Jesus really say that he was God?” “Did Jesus really die and come back to life?” “Did Jesus really say that he was the only way to get to heaven?” Maybe you have grown up hearing the answers to those questions, but you have never actually known where the Bible says it. Maybe you are struggling with believing it yourself. Maybe you have no idea why it matters. This class will explore the foundational claims of the Christian faith, what Scripture says about them, and why it matters today.

Have you ever been asked one of these questions: “Did Jesus really say that he was God?” “Did Jesus really die and come back to life?” “Did Jesus really say that he was the only way to get to heaven?” Maybe you have grown up hearing the answers to those questions, but you have never actually known where the Bible says it. Maybe you are struggling with believing it yourself. Maybe you have no idea why it matters. This class will explore the foundational claims of the Christian faith, what Scripture says about them, and why it matters today.

When did Jesus know that He was God? Did Jesus know that He was God when He was a baby?

What are the Jewish expectations of the Kingdom of God? Did Jesus change those expectations at his first coming? This session works through some of the issues and examines the Israel-centered administration of eternal life in the age to come.

What are the Jewish expectations of the Kingdom of God? Did Jesus change those expectations at his first coming? This session works through some of the issues and examines the Israel-centered administration of eternal life in the age to come.

What are the Jewish expectations of the Kingdom of God? Did Jesus change those expectations at his first coming? This session works through some of the issues and examines the Israel-centered administration of eternal life in the age to come.

What are the Jewish expectations of the Kingdom of God? Did Jesus change those expectations at his first coming? This session works through some of the issues and examines the Israel-centered administration of eternal life in the age to come.

Audio Christology Jesus was fully God: Did Jesus ever claim to be God? And he asked them, “But who do you say that I am?” Simon Peter replied, “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” — Matthew … Continue reading →