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Christological Titles
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Mark's Gospel
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Christological Titles
Son of God
Highlights authority and divinity
Seen as blasphemous
Jewish kings were viewed as the adopted sons of god
Mentioned at; The baptism, "You are my son", The transfiguration, "This is my Son" and he also personally confirmed it at the Trial
Important as Christians believe Jesus has always existed as part of the Holy Trinity
Widely used today and at crucial times by Mark
Some believe it distances us as its hard to relate too
Son of Man
Jesus' preferred title
Reveals his humanity, proves he was like us and likely was used to remind the disciples he was one of them
Used by Ezekiel to describe himself
Linked to the role of the suffering servant, frequently used when discussing this, links to book of Daniel
Used at his trial and during the man with the paralysed man
"The son of man is lord even on the Sabbath
Shows he has God's authority and can forgive sins
Not widely used today, too vague and hard to understand
Messiah/Son of David / Christ
Messiah and Christ means anointed one
Expected a Messiah like King David
Jesus was not a military of political messiah but a Suffering Servant Messiah
Jesus disliked it due to its political connotations- Messianic secret
When peter states "you are Christ" he warns them not to tell anyone
Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey to symbolise peace
Blessed is the coming kingdom of our father David
Saviour
Jesus means Saviour
Jesus died on the cross to save us from our sins
He saved people from their sicknesses, leper, paralysed hand, Jairus' daughter
Saved his disciple at the calming of the storm reminding them of their faith
He saved people from spiritual and physical hunger at the feeding of the 5000
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