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Why is Jesus referred to as the King of Kings?

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Jesus is called the King of Kings because He reigns preeminent over all earthly rulers and authorities.

The title 'King of Kings' signifies the ultimate authority of Christ over all earthly rulers. In Revelation 19:16, it is declared that He 'has a name written, King of Kings and Lord of Lords.' This title illustrates not only His supreme authority but also His power to govern justly and righteously. Believers take great comfort in this, affirming that their King is sovereign and has the final say in all matters, both earthly and spiritual. As the first King of Israel, Christ fulfills and transcends this role, illustrating God's redemptive plan throughout history.
Scripture References: Revelation 19:16, 1 Timothy 6:15

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