Why is Jesus called the King of Jews? This question has intrigued scholars, theologians, and believers for centuries. The title “King of Jews” is not one that Jesus himself claimed or used during his lifetime. Instead, it is a label that has been attributed to him by historians, scholars, and religious texts, primarily due to his Jewish heritage and the significance of his teachings and life within the context of Jewish tradition. This article explores the reasons behind this title and its implications in both historical and theological perspectives.
