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What does the Bible say about the kingship of Christ?

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The Bible proclaims Jesus as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, emphasizing His authority over all creation.

The kingship of Christ is central to the Christian faith, as Jesus is referred to as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords in scripture. Before God saves anyone, they must bow to King Jesus, acknowledging His authority and rule over all aspects of life. Mark 14:60-62 highlights this authority when Jesus affirms His messianic kingship before the high priest, proclaiming that He will return in glory, seated at the right hand of power. This theme of kingship runs throughout the gospels, where His reign is shown not merely in power but ultimate submission to God's redemptive plan through His suffering and death for His people.
Scripture References: Mark 14:60-62, Revelation 19:16, Psalm 72:2, Psalm 72:8, Psalm 72:12-14

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Christ exalted
Jabez Rutt · Oct 19, 2025
Joshua

Joshua

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