Category: Christology

Jesus Christ: The Eternally Reigning God

Jesus Christ: The Eternally Reigning God

The inspired Scriptures do not present Jesus Christ merely as a Davidic monarch, a plenipotentiary of God, or an exalted creature. They present him as God Almighty incarnate — the eternal King who was, is, and is to come. This article examines the Hebrew and Greek evidence from the Old and New Testaments, traces the patristic reception of these texts, and demonstrates that the eternal reign of YHWH and the eternal reign of Christ are one and the same reign, because Christ is one and the same God.

Thirty Pieces of Silver: The Price of God

Thirty Pieces of Silver: The Price of God

Matthew attributed a Zechariah prophecy to Jeremiah and critics have called it a mistake ever since. They are not merely wrong — they have missed one of the most breathtaking proofs of divine authorship in the entire Bible. Follow the silver.

Unveiling the Divine Council: Why Psalm 82 and John 10 Prove Jesus Is Yahweh in the Flesh

Unveiling the Divine Council: Why Psalm 82 and John 10 Prove Jesus Is Yahweh in the Flesh

Psalm 82's 'elohim'—judges, angels, or gods? Jesus’ qal va-homer defense in John 10 proves His deity. Critique of Heiser’s divine council. Deep biblical exegesis showing Christ is Yahweh incarnate.

The Deity of Christ: Answering JW Objections to John 1:1, John 14:28, and Colossians 1:16

The Deity of Christ: Answering JW Objections to John 1:1, John 14:28, and Colossians 1:16

Jehovah's Witnesses say Jesus is "a god," not God. We examine the Greek of John 1:1, the NWT's insertion of "other" in Colossians 1, John 14:28, and Christ as YHWH in the New Testament.

The Trinity in the New Testament: The Baptism, the Great Commission, and the Apostolic Letters

The Trinity in the New Testament: The Baptism, the Great Commission, and the Apostolic Letters

The New Testament overflows with Trinitarian evidence — from the baptism of Jesus to John 1:1, Thomas calling Christ "My God," and Paul's triadic benedictions. All the key passages examined.