Hijo de Dios

Hijo de Dios

Un título que se aplica con frecuencia a Jesús en el Evangelio, lo que significa su relación única con el Padre. La segunda Persona de la Santísima Trinidad se llama Hijo de Dios, en referencia al Padre Eterno. La revelación de su filiación divina es el principal desarrollo dramático de la historia de Jesús de Nazaret (441-445).

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