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Preaches, sermons, whatever; they're hereDave Frodsham: Who is Jesus? Son of David.
Dave on how although Jesus is the son of God and son of man, He is also the son of David.
Throughout the Bible, Jesus is variously referred to as the son of Adam, son of Abraham, son of man and, repeatedly, the son of David.
Dave goes into how we need to accept the Old Testament prophecies about Christ – as Bartimaeus does in Mark 10: 47.
We need to accept Jesus as who He is, not who we want Him to be.
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