Deity of Christ (Part 1)
Knowing GodSteve Gregg
This transcript explores the concept of the deity of Christ as discussed by Steve Gregg. Gregg delves into the arguments raised against the doctrine, including the confusion surrounding Jesus' identity as the Messiah. He highlights how Jesus himself referred to scripture to assert his divine nature, quoting Psalm 110 to challenge his adversaries. Gregg also discusses the significance of Jesus being referred to as both the son of David and the son of God, shedding light on the New Testament's interpretation of these titles.
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