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John was the prophet by whom heaven made this recognition; thus it was not John who "recognized" Jesus as the Christ, but God in heaven. When John says that Jesus is the Son of God, he is making the connection that Jesus is the anointed "son" as described in the David Covenant ( 2 Sam 7:14 ) and in Psalm 2:7 , where in both passages the "son" nexus appears in the Hebrew Bible in connection ...
Dec 16, 2012 · John obviously knew something about Jesus, or he would not have been hesitant to baptize Him. To “not know” Jesus then, likely had much more to do with not knowing him “officially, as the Messiah” (Vincent, 1997), than anything else. John seemed to believe that Jesus was the Messiah already, but, as J.W. McGarvey noted, “he did not ...
So, Herod's guilt over John's death, and his fear that Jesus was John risen from the dead (Matt. 14:2) motivated him to seek out Jesus. And, such a meeting at that time might have resulted in another death sentence which would not have been the one prophesied for the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world (Psa. 22:16, 18; 69:21; Isa. 50:6; 52:14; 53:7; Zech. 11:12; 12:10; Rev. 13:8)
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Aug 15, 2016 · He ascended into heaven, and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come again to judge the living and the dead. This is what John teaches in Revelation 1:4-18. It is a foundational doctrine of the Christian church. It is the message that the Apostles took everywhere in the book of Acts. It is the ultimate apologetic. Jesus is alive.
