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Prophet [Deuteronomy 18:15]                                                           

Redeemer [Job 19:25]                                                                               

Omnipresent [Psalm 139:7]                                                                              

Promised One [Luke 24:27]                                                                

Holy One [Psalm 89:18]                                                    

Eternal Son [Philippians 2:6]                                              

Teacher [Matthew 8:19]

 

Priest [Hebrews 14:4]                       

Reconciler [Col. 1:20]                                                                                      

I Am [Exodus 3:14]                                                                                           

Ensign [Isaiah 11:10]                                                                         

Savior [Acts 5:31]                                                     

Truth [John 14:6]

 

Ancillary [Revelation 21:5]

No Other [Isaiah 45:21]

Defender [Isaiah 19:20]

 

King [Luke 1:32-33]

Immanuel [Isaiah 8:8]                                                                                 

Name above all Names [Phil. 2:9]                                                                          

Guiding Star [2 Peter 1:19]                                   

Prophet, Priest And King


Normally, the three offices of prophet, priest, and king were distinct from each other, with no overlap. That is, a king was not a priest or a prophet. A priest did not function as a prophet or a king. And a prophet simply did a prophet’s job without trying to be a either king or a priest. But Jesus Christ perfectly fills all three roles simultaneously: He is the Prophet, Priest, and King, to the great blessing of the world.
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