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Jesus is proclaimed "King of Kings and Lord of Lords": A.in the Inter-testamental Period B.in the book of Revelation C.in Acts D.in the General Epistles E.at Pentecost<…

Jesus is proclaimed "King of Kings and Lord of Lords": A.in the Inter-testamental Period B.in the book of Revelation C.in Acts D.in the General Epistles E.at Pentecost<…
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Jesus is proclaimed "King of Kings and Lord of Lords":

A.in the Inter-testamental Period
B.in the book of Revelation
C.in Acts
D.in the General Epistles
E.at Pentecost

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in the book of Revelation

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User Priyanthi
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The expression King of Kings and lord of lords is found in the book of revelation chapter 17:14 and 19:16 where you can finf this expression. So i will go with option B. There are some of the translations that use that expression in 1 timothy 6:15 but the reality is that it is more common to see this expression in the book of revelation
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