Start with a claim that won’t let you shrug: the Father calls the Son God. We walk through Hebrews chapter 1 line by line to see how Scripture itself lifts Jesus above every created being, from angels to kings, and then crowns him with a righteous scepter. If angels refuse worship but Jesus receives it, what does that say about who he is and what he has done? We explore the rich language of radiance and exact representation, unpacking the ancient seal-and-wax imagery that shows the Son bears...
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Start with a claim that won’t let you shrug: the Father calls the Son God. We walk through Hebrews chapter 1 line by line to see how Scripture itself lifts Jesus above every created being, from angels to kings, and then crowns him with a righteous scepter. If angels refuse worship but Jesus receives it, what does that say about who he is and what he has done? We explore the rich language of radiance and exact representation, unpacking the ancient seal-and-wax imagery that shows the Son bears...
S46 || Gog, Magog, and the Restoration Story || Ezekiel 38:1-23 || Session 46
Reasoning Through the Bible
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S46 || Gog, Magog, and the Restoration Story || Ezekiel 38:1-23 || Session 46
A war so vast it’s pictured as a cloud over the land. A quake so great that every person on earth trembles. Ezekiel chapters 38–39 isn’t clickbait prophecy—it’s a tightly argued, context-rich vision that sits inside Ezekiel’s larger story of judgment, renewal, and God’s name defended among the nations. We start by setting the arc of the book—calling, judgment on Israel, judgment on the nations, and then restoration—so Gog of Magog lands where it belongs: in the phase where Israel is regathere...
Reasoning Through the Bible
Start with a claim that won’t let you shrug: the Father calls the Son God. We walk through Hebrews chapter 1 line by line to see how Scripture itself lifts Jesus above every created being, from angels to kings, and then crowns him with a righteous scepter. If angels refuse worship but Jesus receives it, what does that say about who he is and what he has done? We explore the rich language of radiance and exact representation, unpacking the ancient seal-and-wax imagery that shows the Son bears...
