Luke 3:38

“Which was the son of Enos, etc.] (<010509>Genesis 5:9,10) which was the son of Seth, (<010506>Genesis 5:6,7) which was the son of Adam (<010503>Genesis 5:3,4) which was the son of God: not begotten, as all the rest were, by their immediate parents, but created by God, in a supernatural manner, out of the dust of the earth, and quickened with the breath of God: so Adam is, by the Jews f200 called, µyhla ˆb, “the son of God”: though this may be understood of Jesus; the son of Joseph, of Heli, etc. and so on to this clause, “the son of God”; being so as a divine person, to whom the human nature was united, and on that account so called; (see <420135>Luke 1:35) Thus, as Matthew gives us the…”

“son of God--Compare Act 17:28. Next: Luke Chapter 4”

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“Adam the son of God - That is, whatever the sons of Adam receive from their human parents, Adam received immediately from God, except sin and misery. Next: Luke Chapter 4”

“3:38 Seth was the third son of Adam and Eve, born after Cain murdered Abel and God banished him (Gen 4:25-26). • Adam was the son of God: Adam had no earthly father since God created him. In the temptation that follows, Satan repeatedly says to Jesus, “If you are the Son of God. . . .” Adam, the first son of God, failed when tested, but Jesus, the Son of God in the fullest sense, successfully resisted temptation.”

“which was the son of Adam: Gen 4:25, Gen 4:26, Gen 5:3 of God: Gen 1:26, Gen 1:27, Gen 2:7, Gen 5:1, Gen 5:2; Isa 64:8; Act 17:26-29; Co1 15:45, Co1 15:47 Next: Luke Chapter 4”