text: The bible was written in Hebrew which is a figurative language and Greek, and unlike English words, words in these two languages can have different possessive meanings compared to their corresponding English words. \n\nFor example while in the English translation of the bible the blanket word for every form of love is "love", in the Hebrew and Greek, the words used for love will determine what kind of love is being referred to. Love can be described as phileo, storg, agape eros etc, these names are all called love in the English but mean different things in the Hebrew and Greek. \n\nThe words used for the English "son" in the Hebrew and Greek for the scriptures above refers to in for example in 1Chron.22:10, 2Sam.7:14  is (Ben), which refers to a son who is a builder of the family name in the widest sense. But the words that describe Jesus as a son of God in (John.13:31, 14:13, Rom.1:3-4, 8:29,32) is (huios) which is a son, used very widely of immediate, remote or figurative kinship.\n\nWhat i am trying to say is that Jesus is the only begotten son of God. Every other persons called son are at the highest adopted sons of God or just figurative sons of God. Adopted as in adopted because of what Jesus did on the cross of Calvary. Its like me saying my friend's son is my son, figuratively i am correct but it is not true biologically.