The Hebrew Bible reserves the title *Savior* exclusively for YHWH — the one God who declares, "besides Me there is no savior." When the inspired authors of the New Testament apply the compound Greek title *Theos Sōtēr* — God and Savior — to Jesus Christ, they are making not a devotional flourish but a precise theological claim: the man from Nazareth, crucified and risen, is the God of Israel incarnate. This article examines that claim through the lens of the Old Testament background, New Testament grammar, first-century linguistic milieu, and the unanimous testimony of the Catholic and Orthodox traditions.
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.
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In this short post, I will present evidence from the Gospel of Mark that clearly identifies Jesus as none other than the God of Israel incarnate. In Mark, Jesus performs two actions that the Hebrew Bible explicitly reserves for YHWH alone: calming the wind and sea with a mere word, and walking on water. 1. … Continue reading The Markan Jesus – The Physical Embodiment and Visible Appearance of Israel’s God→
Revelation 19:5 records a voice from the throne—God the Father himself—commanding, “Praise OUR God.” If Jesus can’t be God because he has a God, then neither can the Father. A biblical dilemma no Unitarian can escape.
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