Offices of Jesus - Prophet | Christian Library

Godly Manhood in the Home – As Prophet

This article shows that a Christian participates in the offices of Christ through the anointing by the Holy Spirit. This is to play out in how the father functions and leads as a prophet in his home.

The Triple Cure - Jesus as Prophet

This article is the first in a trilogy looking at the offices of Christ - Prophet, Priest and King. These three offices express the work and person of Jesus Christ, and are essential to the cure of mankind's problem. The author focuses here on the work of Christ as Prophet.

Teacher

Jesus' teachings pointed to the Father, to people's need, and to his own role. This article discusses the nature of the teachings of Christ and the three themes flowing from them.

Jesus the Second Moses - And More Than Moses

How is Jesus a second Moses, more than Moses? This article examines Jesus as our chief Prophet and Teacher.

How Jesus Fulfills the Roles of Moses

Moses was a prophet, deliverer, and lawgiver. This article shows how Jesus Christ fulfils these roles as the final prophet, deliverer, and lawgiver.

Christ our Prophet

The word "Christ" means anointed. Christ fulfilled the offices of the Old Testament through his anointing. This article shows what it means that Christ is Prophet.

Christ's Glory as Our Chief Prophet

The office of Christ as a prophet reveals his glory because through it Christ speaks with authority, and opens hearts to believe in him. Let this article explain.

Christ as Prophet

This is an introduction in a theological dictionary on the significance of Jesus Christ as prophet.

The Offices of Christ - Prophet

This is the first article in a trilogy looking at the offices of Christ. This article looks at the office of Prophet, showing that Christ meets all the Old Testament characteristics of a prophet. In addition, in Christ we have the revelation of God Himself.

Christ - Our Chief Prophet

This article is about Jesus Christ as mediator and his office as prophet.

Wisdom Christology – The Need for Wisdom

The author wants to explore how the doctrine of Christ functioned as wisdom for the early church. He begins by considering a few introductory matters, including reasons to study Christology, and the focus on Christ as wisdom. The author also reflects on the nature and function of Jewish wisdom literature, and how wisdom is reconfigured in Christ.