Apologetics · Deity of Christ
Psalm 110: David's Lord and the priestly king
A careful case for Christ's exaltation that distinguishes the Hebrew wording from the wider New Testament argument.
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Apologetics · Muhammad
How should a Christian evaluate Muhammad's prophetic claim?
Distinguishing respect for a person from accepting religious authority, and explaining the Christian standard for later revelation.
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Abrogation, changed commands, and covenant fulfillment
Distinguishing a change in obligation from a contradiction, and comparing Islamic abrogation with Christian covenant fulfillment.
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Firstborn of creation: does Colossians make Christ a creature?
Reading the firstborn title through creation, supremacy, resurrection, and the fullness of deity.
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The worship of Jesus: more than a bowed knee
Why Christian worship of Christ rests on the setting and object of devotion, rather than on one gesture or translated word.
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Hebrews 1: the Son, the angels, and the Creator
Following the chapter's scriptural argument for the Son's identity and why it resists reducing him to an angel.
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The angel of the LORD and the divine presence
Examining why Christians identify certain divine appearances with the preincarnate Son, while distinguishing evidence from inference.
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Daniel 7: the Son of Man and the everlasting kingdom
Reading the heavenly figure, the saints, and Jesus' use of Daniel together, with a carefully bounded Jewish reception example.
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Jesus and the authority to forgive sins
What Mark 2 establishes, how delegated forgiveness differs, and why the argument belongs within a larger account of Christ.
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