The Lord of Glory: A Study of the Designations of Our Lord in the New Testament With Especial Reference to His Deity (Classic Reprint)

The proper subject of the New Testament is Christ. Every page of it, or perhaps we might better say Pervasive every line of it, has its place in the por- Witness of N. T. trait which is drawn of Him by the to Christ whole. In forming an estimate of the conception of His person entertained by its writers, and by those represented by them, we cannot neglect any part of its contents. We can scarcely avoid distinguishing in it, to be sure, between what we may call the primary and the subsidiary evidence it bears to the nature of His personality, or at least the more direct and the more incidental evidence. It may very well be, however, that what we call the subsidiary or incidental evidence may be quite as convincing, if not quite as important, as the primary and direct evidence. The late Dr. R. 'V. Dale found the most impressive proofs that the Apostles themselves and the primitive Churches believed that Jesus was one with God, rather in the way this seems everywhere ta

Table of Contents

CONTENTS; INTRODUCTORY •; Pervasive Witness of the N T to Christ, 1-; Scope of this Discussion, 2-Designations of our; Lord in the Synoptic Gospels, 3-Starting Point; of the Survey, 4; PAGE; I; THE DESIGNATIONS OF OUR LORD IN MARK 5; Narrative Designation, 5-Popular Designation,; 6-Formulas of Address, 6-Significance of; , Teacher', 8-Significance of 'Lord', g-Messianic; Designations, 12-" Jesus Christ', 14-; 'The Christ', 15-Anarthrous 'Christ', 16-; Royal Titles, 17-' Son of God " 19-' The Son "; 21-0ur Lord's Own Testimony to His Messiahship,; 23-' Son of Man', 25-Usage of ' Son of; Man " 28-Meaning of ' Son of Man " 29; MARK'S CONCEPTION OF OUR LORD; A Divine Intervention in Christ, 32-Christ's Life; Thoroughly Supernatural, 33-J esus the Messiah,; 34-J esus' Person Enhances His Designations,; 36-J esus a Superangelic Person, 36-Jesus of; Heavenly Origin, 38-J esus' Earthly Life a; Mission, 39-J esus' Functions Divine, 41-Th