Son of God
Thursday, September 14, 2023
7:57 PM
A title or means of expressing a relationship—especially of Jesus to God
<Burke, G. T. "Son of God (Gk. Huios Tou Theou)." In Evangelical Dictionary of Theology, by Walter A. Elwell. Baker Publishing Group, 2017. Accessed October 12, 2023.> [link].
A title showing a familial descent.
"The NT presents a remarkably large and diverse group of individuals who referred to Jesus as the Son of God. At both Jesus's baptism and transfiguration, God himself identified Jesus as his Son in statements reminiscent of Psalm 2:7 (Mark 1:11; 9:35). Before Jesus's birth Gabriel appeared to Mary and identified the child as the “Son of the Most High” and “Son of God” (Luke 1:32, 35). At Jesus's temptation the devil twice challenged him with the words “If you are the Son of God” (Matt. 4:3, 6 = Luke 4:3, 9). During Jesus's ministry unclean spirits or demons directly asserted his divine sonship (Mark 3:11 = Luke 4:41; Mark 5:7). At the beginning of Jesus's ministry John the Baptist testified, “This is the Son of God” (John 1:34 NRSV), and at the cross the centurion exclaimed, “Surely this man was the Son of God!” (Mark 15:39)."
<Burke, G. T. "Son of God (Gk. Huios Tou Theou)." In Evangelical Dictionary of Theology, by Walter A. Elwell. Baker Publishing Group, 2017. Accessed October 12, 2023.> 
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Jesus is both "Son of God" and "Son of Man" both titles describe the Messiah's hypostatic union.