Jesus the Lamb verses Jesus the Lion of Judah

[pcamps]

Originally Posted by ahigherway

Although this ^^^^ is a popular (modern) interpretation, I think it is erroneous. I don't think Jesus is "getting fed up with people" and about to "morph into a lion."

Again: read Proverbs 28:1.

Jesus is on our side!



Blessings,
brian

Exactly Brian. The only war being carried out by the kingdom of heaven,is a war on all that stands in the way of man being all that God desires him to be.

[garya123]

Originally Posted by pcamps

Richio concerning Luke 4 and Isaiah 61

Kinda strange that Jesus left out the bit about the day of vengeance.

I wonder if He was quoting the words of Isaiah out of context ? Or was there was very good reason why He left that bit out ?

Not out of context at all. It shows that we should focus on the message of salvation as He did. The world has heard enough about the judgment to come which thing is true but let God be God. We should be about reconciliation as He was.

[pcamps]

Originally Posted by garya123

Not out of context at all. It shows that we should focus on the message of salvation as He did. The world has heard enough about the judgment to come which thing is true but let God be God. We should be about reconciliation as He was.

Come on Gary you know as well as I do, context would be what bible inerrantists would be demanding along with keep reading through to the next verse Jesus.