all4Him
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John 19:7 The Jews answered him, “We have a law, and by that law He ought to die, because He made Himself out to be the Son of God!”
David Bernard claims the term "Son of God" cannot be used apart from the humanity of Jesus. If this is correct; why would the Jews want to crucify Him for simply making a claim to His humanity?
I have always understood the term "the Son of God" to be in relations to the Father and not to humanity. The term Son of Man, it would seem to be in relations to His humanity.
David Bernard claims the term "Son of God" cannot be used apart from the humanity of Jesus. If this is correct; why would the Jews want to crucify Him for simply making a claim to His humanity?
"We can never use “Son” correctly apart from the humanity of Jesus Christ. The terms 'Son of God,' 'Son of man,' and 'Son' are appropriate and biblical."
"Many other verses of Scripture reveal that we can only use the term “Son of God” correctly when it includes the humanity of Jesus." David Bernard The Oneness of God pgs. 98-99
I have always understood the term "the Son of God" to be in relations to the Father and not to humanity. The term Son of Man, it would seem to be in relations to His humanity.