Extrodinary Claims Require Extrodinary Evidence

Extrodinary Claims Require Extrodinary Evidence

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  • Prompt: Power Failure mystic Jesus, Christology, I Exalt Thee, Matthew 23:12- The greatest among you must be a servant. But those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted. elevated in rank, power, or character= What does exalted one mean in the Bible? High and exalted One is a name for God that declares His supremacy. The word for “exalted” (nissa) is part of a group of words meaning elevated or lifted up. The scripture saying "I will exalt you" is most notably found in Isaiah 25:1 and Psalm 30:1. Isaiah 25:1 states, "O LORD, You are my God! I will exalt You; I will praise Your name. For You have worked wonders--plans formed long ago--in perfect faithfulness." Psalm 30:1 says, "I will exalt you, LORD, for you rescued me." Here's a more detailed look at those verses and related passages: Isaiah 25:1: This verse expresses a declaration of praise and exaltation to God, acknowledging His role as the supreme being. It emphasizes God's power and faithfulness in working wonders, including those that were planned long ago. This verse is a testament to God's unwavering character and commitment to His people. Psalm 30:1: This verse is a personal expression of gratitude and exaltation to God for a specific deliverance or rescue. The psalmist praises God for lifting him out of the depths of despair and preventing his enemies from triumphing over him. This verse highlights God's ability to restore and bring joy even after times of hardship.
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