Jésus-Christ

Editor: David Maas

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{LE MESSIE}
  1. Le Fils de l'Homme - {PDF} - (Celui qui ressemble à un Fils de l'Homme dans Daniel est la source de l'auto-désignation du Christ comme Fils de l'Homme et de son autorité)
  2. Trônant sur Sion - {PDF} - (Les rois de la Terre ont conspiré pour renverser le Messie, mais Dieu l'a ressuscité et l'a élevé au Trône messianique - Psaume 2:1-6)
  3. Le Salut de Yahvé - {PDF} - (Jésus signifie ‘Yahvé sauve.’ Dans l'homme de Nazareth, le Salut promis par le Dieu d'Israël est arrivé dans toute sa gloire)

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