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Does Daniel say that the nations will “worship” the one like a son of man?

Philip Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Hey Peter,
peter wilkinson → Andrew: To respond to your comments
Andrew → peter wilkinson: Any kind of political
peter wilkinson → Andrew: I think you are right about
Andrew → Marc Taylor: Neither Psalm 110:1 nor
Marc Taylor → Andrew: I don’t have it with me now
Marc Taylor → Andrew: Psalm 110:1
Andrew → peter wilkinson: No, because the contexts are
Andrew → Marc Taylor: Even if the idea is a
peter wilkinson → Andrew: So we’re saying that in all
Marc Taylor → Andrew: Andrew,
Andrew → peter wilkinson: So just out of interest, of
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Andrew - I think everyone
Andrew → Marc Taylor: Marc, this is not about
Peter Simmonds → Andrew: Here’s a link to Hurtado’s
Philip Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: Ok, well, please stop by if
Marc Taylor → Philip Ledgerwood: If that’s the best you have
Philip Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: I’m sorry my link wasn’t
Marc Taylor → Andrew: The word “worship” wouldn’t
Marc Taylor → Philip Ledgerwood: The link you supplied is
Philip Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: Your two Old Testament
Andrew → Marc Taylor: Did you read Gesenius? The
Marc Taylor → Marc Taylor: As with Anna in Luke 2:37,
Marc Taylor → Philip Ledgerwood: Grammar doesn’t always have
Philip Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: Well, auto only means “him”
Marc Taylor → Philip Ledgerwood: both Greek versions of Daniel
Philip Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: In Daniel 7:27, the most
Marc Taylor → Andrew: Hello Andrew,

Why does Jesus give the kingdom back in the end and become subject again to God?

Henry → peter wilkinson: I feel the scripture above

Narrative, a Jewish Jesus, and early high Christology

Andrew → Marc Taylor: Hi Marc. Thanks for this. I
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