Sermon Tone Analysis
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The NT writers affirm Jesus Christ’s divinity
See also ; ; ; NIV footnote has alternative translations: “Christ who is over all.
God be for ever praised!” Or: “Christ.
God who is over all be for ever praised!”; ; ;
Statements which imply Jesus Christ’s divinity
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Jesus Christ’s names and titles point to his divinity
Jesus Christ as judge
In the OT, final responsibility for judgment is assigned to God.
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Jesus Christ as “I am”
“I am” is the meaning of God’s name in the OT (see Ex 3:14).
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Jesus Christ as Saviour
According to the OT, God alone can save.
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Jesus Christ as Lord
“Lord” was equivalent to God’s name in the OT.
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Jesus Christ as creator
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Jesus Christ as shepherd
“Shepherd” was a well-known OT name for God.
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Those who recognised Jesus Christ’s divinity
The disciples
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The demons
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The consequences of recognising Jesus Christ’s divinity
Jesus Christ is worshipped as God
The fact that no-one but God may be worshipped is fundamental to Judaism.
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Prayer is addressed to Jesus Christ
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Jesus Christ’s unity with the Father and the Holy Spirit in the Godhead
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Jesus Christ’s eternal nature indicates his divinity
Jesus Christ precedes creation
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Jesus Christ is everlasting
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Jesus Christ’s pre-existence indicates his divinity
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Jesus Christ’s manifestation of God’s glory indicates his divinity
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Jesus Christ’s divinity in the OT
The divinity of the coming Messiah
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NT passages which apply OT passages about God to Jesus Christ
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Jesus Christ’s claims to divinity
He claimed to be one with the Father
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He demonstrated his authority to forgive sin
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Jesus Christ’s actions imply his divinity
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Jesus Christ’s resurrection confirms his divinity
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