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Through analysis of the Gospel accounts regarding Jesus’ claims to inaugurate the kingdom of God, his miracles, and the authority in which Jesus speaks throughout Scripture, Sigurd Grindheim builds a case for his argument that Jesus claim to be God’s son must be understood in light of his implicit claims to be God’s equal. Through a comprehensive examination of primary sources, Grindheim explains...

intervention on earth, his defeat of his cosmic enemies, and a new world order with paradisiacal conditions.37 In the Isaiah Targum there is a tendency to prefer the phrase “kingdom of God” (מלכות יהוה) when reference is made to the eschatological intervention of God. Although this Targum is of a later date (fourth century CE), it appears to contain the only extant witness of exegetical traditions that are also found in the New Testament.38 Perhaps motivated by a desire to avoid anthropomorphisms,
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