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Jesus, Son of God

Peter said, "You are the Christ, the Son of the living God" (Mt 16:16). Jesus said that this was revealed by his heavenly Father. (Mt 16:16-17). Paul said that God "was pleased to reveal his Son to me" (Gal 1:15-16) and Paul proclaimed in the synagogues that Jesus "is the Son of God." In these instances, Peter and Paul  were speaking of Christ's divine sonship, the very center of apostolic faith.

Earlier, when Jesus was asked by the Sanhedrin "Are you the Son of God?" he answered "You say that I am" (Lk 22:70). Also, Jesus said he was "the Son" who knew the Father in a unique way (Mt 11:27). Jesus clearly distinguished his sonship from others. He always said "my Father" and only in prayer taught the disciples to say "Our Father." After his Resurrection he emphasized this when he said to Mary Magdalene "my Father and your Father" (Jn 20:17).


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Psalm 6

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  1. [For the choirmaster For strings For the octachord Psalm Of David] Yahweh, let your rebuke to me not be in anger, your punishment not in the heat of wrath.
  2. Have pity on me, Yahweh, for I am fading away. Heal me, Yahweh, my bones are shaken,
  3. my spirit is shaken to its very depths. But you, Yahweh . . . how long?
  4. Yahweh, relent and save my life rescue me because of your faithful love,
  5. for in death there is no remembrance of you; who could sing your praises in Sheol?
  6. I am worn out with groaning, every night I drench my pillow and soak my bed with tears.
  7. My eyes waste away with vexation. Arrogance from all my foes!
  8. Away from me, all evil-doers! For Yahweh has heard the sound of my weeping,
  9. Yahweh has heard my pleading. Yahweh will accept my prayer.
  10. Let all my enemies be put to confusion, shaken to their depths, let them retreat in sudden confusion.

 

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