when jesus said he was the morning star did he mean?

Question

he was flaming like the sun?

Answer 1

I was all ready to answer you until I saw your screen name. Really dude, you need to change it before you ask a serious question about Jesus.

Answer 2

The expression “daystar” (Gr., pho‧spho′ros) occurs once, at 2 Peter 1:19, and is similar in meaning to “morning star.” Such stars at certain seasons of the year are the last stars to rise on the eastern horizon before the sun appears and thus are heralds of the dawn of a new day. Peter’s previous reference to the vision of Jesus’ transfiguration in magnificent glory suggests a relation to his entering into kingly power as “the root and the offspring of David, and the bright morning star [a‧ster′].”—Re 22:16; 2:26-28.

Stars are used in the Bible in a figurative sense and in metaphors or similes to represent persons, as in Joseph’s dream in which his parents were represented by the sun and moon, and his 11 brothers by 11 stars. (Ge 37:9, 10) Job 38:7 parallels “the morning stars” that joyfully cried out at earth’s founding with the angelic “sons of God.” The resurrected and exalted Jesus spoke of himself as “the bright morning star” and promised to give “the morning star” to his conquering followers, evidently indicating a sharing with him in his heavenly position and glory. (Re 22:16; 2:26, 28; compare 2Ti 2:12; Re 20:6.) The seven “angels” of the congregations, to whom written messages are delivered, are symbolized by seven stars in the right hand of Christ. (Re 1:16, 20; 2:1; 3:1) “The angel of the abyss” called Abaddon is also represented by a star.—Re 9:1, 11;

Answer 3

And I will give him the morning star.” (Revelation 2:28)

Jesus himself later explains what this “star” is, saying: “I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright morning star.” (Revelation 22:16)

it is Jesus who fulfills the prophecy that Jehovah forced from the unwilling lips of Balaam: “A star will certainly step forth out of Jacob, and a scepter will indeed rise out of Israel.” (Numbers 24:17)

How will Jesus give “the morning star” to those who conquer? Evidently, by giving himself to them, by taking them into the closest, most intimate relationship with him. (John 14:2, 3)

Surely a powerful inducement to endure! Stimulating it is, too, for the great crowd to know that “the bright morning star” will soon exercise his Kingdom authority in restoring Paradise here on earth!

the time when the “daystar,” or “bright morning star,” would actually reign in Kingdom power.

, until the fulfillment comes in the appearing of Christ—the rising of Him who is called ‘the Morning Star.’

the phrase “until day dawns and a daystar rises” from the admonition to pay attention to the word ‘as to a lamp shining in a dark place, in your hearts.’

Answer 4

Jesus lived during a time when a lot of emphasis was put on astrology and you can believe that he was referring to the planet Venus when he said that.

If you do a little research you can find out for your self

Answer 5

Personally, I like to think he was comparing himself to a spiked ball of metal attached to a forearm-length rod, used to smash faces.

"I AM JESUS, THE MORNINGSTAR OF GOD! WATCH OUT HEATHENS!"

It was something Thor would have said.

Answer 6

NO, he meant Lucifer, the bright and shining morning star, son of the morning, (Venus) he was telling us he is actually satan...

Answer 7

The BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST CAN SET YOU FREE FROM THIS DEMONIC SPIRIT YOU HAVE PRAISE THE BLOOD OF JESUS

Answer 8

No...He is supposed to be the first thing you look for.