Romans 1:4
“who was declared to be the Son of God with power, according to the Spirit of holiness, by the resurrection from the dead, Jesus Christ our Lord,”
What does Romans 1:4 mean?
Jesus is called the "Son of God" not because that identity was created at some point, but because it was revealed most powerfully through his resurrection. When Jesus rose from the dead, it became undeniable proof of who he truly was and what he had accomplished. Paul is saying that the resurrection wasn't just a miraculous event, but God's definitive statement about Jesus's divine nature and authority. This gives real weight to Christian hope, because the same power that raised Jesus from death is available to those who trust in him.