First of all let look at the name of Caesar Augustus
The Roman Emperor who was in power when
Jesus was born had many titles some of which have a strange similarity to those
given to Jesus.
The Roman Caesars made claims to deity that the Bible teaches only God can make.
For instance, Caesar Augustus was known as:
The Blessed One,
The Anointed One (the Messiah),
The Pax Romana - The one who brings peace,
The Pontifex (i.e. the Priest).
He was regarded as a god and claimed that at the age of 17 he could bring men to God. He was also called the Divine Son of God in 42 BC at the age of 21.
History shows that his claims to be divine were not supported by lifestyle, behaviour or power.
The Roman Caesars made claims to deity that the Bible teaches only God can make.
For instance, Caesar Augustus was known as:
The Blessed One,
The Anointed One (the Messiah),
The Pax Romana - The one who brings peace,
The Pontifex (i.e. the Priest).
He was regarded as a god and claimed that at the age of 17 he could bring men to God. He was also called the Divine Son of God in 42 BC at the age of 21.
History shows that his claims to be divine were not supported by lifestyle, behaviour or power.
