How is it relevant to consider ourselves, believers, as regards any degree of kingship with Jesus, when praying?

peter2 · Aug 4, 2025

Ephesians 1, 5 speaks of us, believers, as children of adoption, through Jesus.

When in prayer, Should they subsequently consider them like some brothers of Jesus ?

Wouldn't the status of son be more appropriate ?
(since the believer is like a new born in Jesus)

Or none of these satus is right ?

What do you think, please

ozso · Aug 4, 2025

It's like being the little brother of the almighty King of Kings.

bling · Aug 4, 2025

The "reward" while here on earth is like Christ's life while on earth, so is it a fun place?

peter2 · Aug 4, 2025

ozso said:
It's like being the little brother of the almighty King of Kings.

Thank you, ozso. Actually, i have the feeling like Jesus introduces us into a filiation of God, but does it mean he valids us as brothers. They have first to do the will of the Father, haven't they ?

Search

Search

How is it relevant to consider ourselves, believers, as regards any degree of kingship with Jesus, when praying?

peter2

Ordinary life contemplative

More options

ozso

✦

More options

bling

Regular Member

More options

peter2

Ordinary life contemplative

More options

Similar threads