...title ' Acts xiii. 3S. before that. His meaning is explained by himself in his epistle to the Romans. " Declared to be the Son of God, by the resurrection from the dead."* That is, this was a fresh and open manifestation and declaration that he was indeed what had been often...

...to be sincere and sound. In this sense the apostle tells us, Rom. i. 3. that the Lord Christ was " declared to be the Son of God by the resurrection from the dead.1' The resurrection from the dead did not make him to be the Son of God, but evidently manifested...

...you have renewed your professions of fidelity to that Jesus, who was declared, with so much glory, to be the Son of God, by the resurrection from the dead, Rom. i. 4. It is precisely in these circumstances, that Satan renews his efforts to obscure the evidences...

...thee. So, Rom. i. 3. the apostle having called Jesus Christ the Son of God, immediately adds, that he was declared to be the Son of God, by the resurrection from the dead. His resurrection therefore did not constitute him a Son, it only evinced that he was truly so. But...

...Here are two things : first, that " Jesus was made of the- seed of David :" secondly, that lo«-was " declared to be the Son of God by the resurrection from the dead." Both which may be illustrated by comparing other texts. How this text is explained by those who favour...

...the former discovers its power and efficacy in us by means of the latter. Therefore Paul asserts that he was " declared to be the Son of God, by the resurrection from the dead;" (/>) because he then displayed his heavenly power, which is both a lucid mirror of his Divinity, and...

...Three days was the Son of man in the heart of the earth," and then was he again, and " with power, declared to be the Son of God, by the resurrection from the dead." Then was the witness of the Father completed; and then also began that witness of the Spirit, the rejection...

...unto me, Thou art my son, this day have I begotten thee." The apostle Paul, speaking of Christ, saith he was declared " to be the Son of God by the resurrection from the dead ;" plainly implying, that the prophecy was fulfilled in his resurrection. In the predictions of the...

...mentioned in the promises and prophecies of Christ, but then first declared or revealed. Christ was declared to be the Son of God, by the resurrection from the dead ; but he was so from eternity. As in other places as shall be evinced, so in Isa. liii. is this covenant...

...strength to stand under all this punishment of sin, and at last to shake it off, and to declare himself to be the Son of God, by the resurrection from the dead b. For though Christ did exceedingly fear, and for that seems to decline and pray against these his...