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What does it mean that Jesus is Lord of all?

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Jesus being Lord of all signifies His authority over all creation and His role in salvation.

In the message delivered by Peter in Acts 10:36, the assertion that Jesus Christ is 'Lord of all' emphasizes His divine authority over both heaven and earth. This title indicates not only His sovereignty in creation and providence but also His Lordship in the area of salvation, where, according to Romans 10:13, 'Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.' Understanding Jesus as Lord over all encourages believers to submit to His will in every aspect of life, recognizing that He is sovereign in salvation, judging, and mercy. His lordship also assures us that His reign is ultimate and that ultimately, every knee will bow to Him.
Scripture References: Acts 10:36, Romans 10:13

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