In this video we begin our discussion of the vision of Christ in Revelation 1:12-20. This passage will take us into Jewish Binitarian thinking. Also known as the Two Powers in Heaven. Understanding the Two Powers will have major implications for our Christology.
Dr. Michael S. Heiser on the Two Powers:
https://youtu.be/CUkhWBKCuXc?si=3rhqknPGEzwvLjRB
For more from the channel:
https://youtu.be/isdUv8srdoo?si=F6XmBRtlIZyKStY0
https://youtu.be/-X2M-8Iolmo?si=RNyVD9it5aPVErSx
https://youtu.be/ghhqvVudn6k?si=-tTkfL1ttSmlPwdI
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