In Romans This episode aims to show that, contrary to traditional Christianity’s belief, to claim that “Jesus is Lord” (or the “Lord Jesus”) is NOT a claim that “Jesus is God”. Rather, when the Apostle Paul, like other writers of the New Testament,uses the title “Lord” for Jesus, he differentiates Jesus fromGod. Another way to state this truth: in his epistles Paul uses the title God for God (the Father alone), and the title Lord for the human person, Jesus the Lord Messiah.For full text of this episode, see herehttps://landandbible.blogspot.com/2023/09/in-romans-109-apostle-paul-states-that.html#JesusisLord, #deityofchrist, #richardbauckham, #1Corinthians#RomansTime stamps: of God? the Apostle Paul use the title “Lord” for Jesus to equate Jesus with God, or distinguishing Jesus from God. Paul never uses the title “Lord” for God. An example from Peter, Acts 2_36, “God made Jesus Lord and Christ”    More examples of “Lord” meaning that Jesus is the Lord Messiah, not the LORD God, 2 Cor. 1_3 and Ephesians 1_17 1_1, 2 Pet. 1_2, and Jude 1_25. The Gospel of John never refers to God as Lord,except in 3 places where the author directly quotes an Hebrew Scripture passagethat contains the name YHVH.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onegodreport-podcast/support