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The movie, Thor, is, of course, Marvel Comics’ version of the mythological character from Norse mythology. But there are a couple of important points made in the movie. The character Thor represents several different biblical principles.
Like humanity rejected from the Garden, he doesn’t obey his father (Gen. 3:12), he’s ejected from Paradise & kingship (Gen. 3:22-4), & he faces humiliation & capture by mankind (Matt. 26:57-27:14).
Like Christ, he cries out to his father as if he’s been forsaken, as if he were crying, “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” (Matt. 27:46) He gives his life for his friends (Jn. 15:13), he appears to die (Matt. 27:50), & by the authority of his father & because he pleases his father, he rises again in glory to be restored to his power & authority. (Matthew 28:7)
And he is fit to rule, having been faithful to his father.
Nuff said.
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