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The Greek translation for "Son of God" is "Υἱὸς τοῦ Θεοῦ" (Huios tou Theou). In this phrase, "Υἱὸς" (Huios) means "son," and "Θεοῦ" (Theou) is the genitive form of "Θεός" (Theos), meaning "God." This term is often used in Christian texts to refer to Jesus Christ.
I would say that God has many sons, however God speaks mostly about his firstborn son - an entire nation of people. God's firstborn son, are the descendants Abraham, through his son Isaac and his son Yacob, whose name was changed to Israel. His descendants became known as the Israelites - God's firstborn son. Proof of this is found in the book of Exodus. When God spoke to Moses, he referred to the Israelites as his firstborn son: "Again God said to Moses "Now that you are going back to Egypt, be sure to perform before Pharaoh all the miracles which I have given you the power to do. But I will make Pharaoh stubborn and he will not let the people go. Then you must tell him that I God, say 'Israel is my firstborn son. I told you to let my son go, so that he might worship me, but you refused. Now I am going to kill your firstborn son." (Exodus 4:21-23).
Moses and Zipporah. He was their firstborn son.
Cush, the firstborn of Ham, son of Noah
The Reubenites are the descendants of Jacob's [Israel's] firstborn son, Reuben."These are the sons of Israel; Reuben, Simeon, Levi, and Judah, Issachar..." (I Chron.2:1).
Yes. Webensenu, son of Amenhotep II, the alleged Exodus pharaoh. It was once thought that Ramesses II, and his firstborn died. However, his son died long after the alleged Exodus date of 1260 BC. Thus, our only candidates for the Exodus prince who died is either Webensenu, son of Amenhotep, or Amenemhat, son of Thutmose III. Thus, your question is answered. The firstborn of pharaoh was killed in the final plague: The Plague of Death over the Firstborn. Every firstborn, including the crown prince, was killed by the Angel of Death.
The Greek translation of the name "Dylan" is not directly available since "Dylan" is of Welsh origin, meaning "son of the sea." However, if one were to phonetically transliterate "Dylan" into Greek, it could be written as "Ντίλαν." The meaning related to the sea might be expressed in Greek as "Θάλασσα" (thalassa), but the name itself does not have a specific Greek equivalent.
The Israelite firstborn were spared by God (Exodus ch.11-12). Only the Egyptian firstborn were smitten by God's plague (ibid). See also:The Exodus
No god told Moses to tell Pharaoh that he should free gods people first.
The Greek translation of the word "innovation" is "καινοτομία".