Hebrews 1:8 — "Your Throne, O God"

Whether Hebrews 1:8 addresses the Son as God ('Your throne, O God, is forever') or should be read differently ('God is your throne'), and what this implies for the deity of Christ.

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Seventh Day Baptist General Conference

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Affirms Christ's divinity: Father addresses Son as 'God' in Hebrews 1:8

Seventh Day Baptists interpret Hebrews 1:8 ('Your throne, O God, is forever and ever') as a clear biblical affirmation of Christ's divinity. In this verse, the Father directly addresses the Son as 'God,' using language that emphasizes the Son's eternal rule and divine nature.

Key Distinctions

Christ divinity:: full and eternal divinity affirmed
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Scripture References

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Seventh-day Baptist General Conference Statement of Belief

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