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Addressing an angelomorphic christological myth in Hebrews?
2003
HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies
In this article, the hypothesis of a possible angelomorphic christology, as addressed by the author of Hebrews, is investigated. It is argued that when Jesus was proclaimed as "Son of God", he was probably identified by some of the early believers as an angel. Evidence of similar angelomorphic views held by certain groups in Jewish and early Christian apocalyptic circles at the time of the composition of Hebrews, is listed. The arguments in Hebrews 1 in particular are investigated against this
doi:10.4102/hts.v59i4.688
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