Acts of the Apostles, written some half a century later, retains the same image, with Stephen looking up to see the heavens open and Jesus standing on the right hand of God (Acts 7:55).
A:It is best to explain scripture with scripture, comparing spiritual things with spiritual - 1Corinthians 2:12But he, when he had offered one sacrifice for sins for ever, sat down on the right hand of God; henceforth expecting till his enemies be made the footstool of his feet. Hebrew 10:12,13
From this passage it is made clear that what it means is that Jesus' work of redemption is completed, being done perfectly done once and for all, but His reign has not begun yet, the time when He will get busy again at His second coming. Isaiah 63:3-4
Additional Comment:
To sit at the 'right hand' indicates a place of authority, honor and dignity. It also indicates 'rulership' as all things will be placed unto Him by the Father - exactly what Paul was conveying to the reader. Jesus is God as the Father is God and even He said they are One:
John 10:30New International Version (NIV)30 I and the Father are one."
If lesser than the God or equal, I don't know."So then after the Lord had spoken unto them, he was received up into heaven, and sat on the right hand of God. Mark 16;19
In Christian theology, the "right hand of God" is a position of favor and honor. The Bible doesn't mention who specifically sits on the left hand of God. It is generally understood to symbolize an important position of power and authority.
This thought was originally recorded as a prophecy at Psalm 110:1 where it says: "Jehovah (YHWH)saith unto my Lord, Sit thou at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool"(ASV)To be at someone's RIGHT hand means that you're in a position of favor (Matthew 25:33). The Right Hand is also the 'action hand', gets things done, and suggests 'actively supporting' something(Revelation 13:16). If someone is at a king's 'right hand' they are trusted as a support. Someone might say: "He's my 'right hand man'! Someone who can act FOR you, think LIKE you, and do as you say. When warriors fought with swords, they usually fought with their RIGHT hand, while carrying their shield in the LEFT, therefore, their RIGHT hand was unprotected, so a friend would stay by their right side and fight for them, much as God does for his people (Psalm 16:8/Psalm 109:30+31/Psalm 110:5/Psalm 121:5)standing at their 'right hand'.When God (YHWH)prophesied, through David, about the coming of his judgement on the earth, He was speaking to his Messiah ('anointed one') when he said to wait 'at my right hand'...ready to act when the time came... THEN, when God had put Messiah's enemies in place, to GO and 'Rule in the midst of your enemies'(KJV)When Jesus died, as a sacrifice for the sins of repentant mankind, this prophecy was applied to him (Mark 12:36/Matthew 22:44 /Hebrews 10:13). When he rose from the dead and, as prophesied, 'sat at the right hand of God'(Mark 16:19/Luke 22:69/Acts 2:33-35/Romans 8:34), in a Heavenly position (Philippians 2:9)(Ephesians 1:20/Colossians 3:1),having angels made subject to him (1 Peter 3:22), he waited for centuries, for God's command to conquor and RULE as King, as spoken of at Psalm 2:1-9 and Revelation 19:11-21.
This is because Jesus is not Jehovah God. In fact, while Jesus was on Earth Jehovah God Himself declared from Heaven that Jesus was His son. (Matthew 3:13-17; Mark 9:2-7) (New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures)
Many Christians believe that Jesus, after his resurrection and ascension, is seated at the right hand of God in heaven. This is based on passages in the Bible such as Mark 16:19 and Acts 1:9-11. The exact location of heaven is considered a mystery beyond human understanding.
well, God "lives" with the angels and Jesus. Jesus sits at the right hand of God.
I think so. Jesus Christ sits at the right hand of God.
My professional opinion is that it means that Jesus is on the right hand of God.
Yes. Some Hebrews (a small minority) do.
In Christian belief, Jesus is considered both fully God and fully human. When it is said that Jesus sits at the right hand of God, it symbolizes his exalted position and authority alongside God the Father in heaven. This imagery emphasizes Jesus' role as the divine Son of God and his close relationship with God.
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There is no verse in Hebrews 1 that could bring into question that Jesus is not God. On the contrary the chapter puts forth Jesus very well as God.
No. The Hebrews worship only God. It is forbidden for the Hebrews to worship men or engage in Human sacrifice.
God was never killed, Jesus was resurrected and now sits at the right hand of God.
None. Jesus is the Son of God who is currently in Heaven at the right hand of the Father.
Jesus was Jewish, since his father, God's, people were the Hebrews, or Jews.
Jesus stands now in heaven at the right hand of God, and also within the hearts of his believers.