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*[https://www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/eternally-begotten-son Eternally Begotten Son], Catholic Answers | *[https://www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/eternally-begotten-son Eternally Begotten Son], Catholic Answers | ||
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"The Resurrection" by Carl Heinrich Bloch.
In the terms of the theology of Christianity, "only begotten Son" (often translated from the Greek "monogenes") refers to Jesus Christ and emphasizes his unique relationship with God the Father.
See also
External links
Various views of the term/translation "only begotten Son":
Catholic websites:
- The Son: Begotten, Not Made
- Eternally Begotten Son, Catholic Answers
Protestant websites:
- What does it mean that Jesus is God’s only begotten son?, Got Questions Ministries
- Let’s Go Back to ‘Only Begotten’, The Gospel Coalition
- What is the Meaning of "Begotten" in the Bible?, Christianity.com
- Μονογενής = ‘only begotten’? by Daniel B. Wallace, Executive Director of CSNTM & Senior Research Professor of NT Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary
- WHAT DOES “ONLY BEGOTTEN SON” MEAN? by Daniel B. Wallace
- What Does It Mean That Jesus Is God’s Only Begotten Son?, Stand to Reason Ministries
- God's Only Begotten Son, Institute for Creation Research