The Lord of the Entire World

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Exploring the phrase "Jesus is Lord," this book delves into its implications in the context of the first-century Roman Empire. It examines how this declaration served not only as a personal testament of faith but also as a bold challenge to the authority of Caesar, who was regarded as the ruler of the empire. Through historical analysis, the author reveals the complexities of early Christian identity and the socio-political ramifications of such a powerful confession in a time of persecution and imperial dominance.