Question 1

What does 'Son of God' mean in the Bible?

Accepted Answer

The title 'Son of God' signifies a unique, divine relationship with God the Father, denoting shared nature and authority. It primarily refers to Jesus Christ as the eternal, divine offspring who bears God's full authority (John 1:14, 18).

Question 2

Who is called the 'Son of God' in the Bible?

Accepted Answer

Jesus Christ is the primary figure given this divine title, as declared at His baptism (Matthew 3:17) and throughout the Gospels. In a lesser, created sense, angels (Job 1:6) and Israel (Hosea 11:1) are also metaphorically called 'sons of God.'

Question 3

Why is the title 'Son of God' so significant for Jesus?

Accepted Answer

It confirms Jesus's divine identity and equality with God the Father, which is central to Christian belief. This title establishes His unique authority to reveal God, forgive sins, and offer eternal salvation (John 20:31, Matthew 16:16).