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How do we know Jesus is the Lord of Hosts?

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Jesus is identified as the Lord of Hosts in the Old Testament, as Isaiah saw Him high and lifted up, which is further affirmed in the New Testament.

Scripture consistently reveals that the Lord of Hosts, whom Isaiah saw exalted in Isaiah 6, is indeed the pre-incarnate Christ. As cited in Isaiah 44:6 and Isaiah 54:5, He is referred to as the Redeemer and the Holy One of Israel. This dual recognition in both the Old and New Testaments showcases the continuity of God's revelation; Jesus embodies all that God is, particularly His holiness, authority, and redemptive purpose. Furthermore, in John 14:9, Jesus Himself states, 'He that hath seen me hath seen the Father,' affirming His identity as the Lord of Hosts.
Scripture References: Isaiah 44:6, Isaiah 54:5, John 14:9

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Joe Galuszek · Mar 8, 2020
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