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How do we know that Jesus is the King of Israel?

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Jesus is known as the King of Israel because of His fulfillment of messianic prophecies and His divine authority.

The title 'King of Israel' attributed to Jesus in John 1:49 signifies His messianic identity and kingship. Throughout the Old Testament, various prophecies pointed to a coming king from the lineage of David who would rule justly and establish God's kingdom. Jesus fulfills these prophecies, as indicated in Matthew and Luke's genealogies that trace His lineage back to David. His miraculous signs and authoritative teachings reveal His divine authority, confirming His position as not only the King of Israel but also the King of all creation.
Scripture References: John 1:49, Matthew 1:1, Luke 1:32-33

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James E. North · Sep 20, 2015
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