Question 1

What does 'Hupsistos Theos' mean?

Accepted Answer

'Hupsistos Theos' is a Greek title for God that translates to 'The Most High God.' It emphasizes God's supreme authority and sovereignty over all other powers, both earthly and spiritual.

Question 2

Who is called 'The Most High God' in the Bible?

Accepted Answer

This title is used by non-Israelites, like the Gentile king Melchizedek (Genesis 14:18-20) and the pagan prophet Balaam (Numbers 24:16), to acknowledge the God of Israel as the supreme deity. In the New Testament, it appears in the Greek text, such as in Mark 5:7.

Question 3

Why is the title 'The Most High God' significant?

Accepted Answer

It signifies that the God of Israel is the supreme ruler over all nations and false gods. This title was crucial for affirming God's universal kingship to both Jewish and Gentile audiences, showing His authority transcends all boundaries (Psalm 83:18).