Introduction The bible is the only book that has gained readership all over the world. People regard it as a holy book according it its due respect based on its inspiring message that has always provided light and guidance in their lives. However, despite the respect, it has as well received some criticisms from the anti-Christians who declare the book contradictory providing an imaginary rather than a working truth only for the unfortunate or the poor in the society (Caralynn Para. 1). The issue of Jesus receiving the title of ‘the son of God’ for instance has received different interpretation with the critics and adherents airing out their views concerning the phrase. While the critics declare the phrase a myth claiming that God did not have a wife and hence a son, the paper clearly points Jesus as not just a son but ‘the only begotten son of God’ based on his unique birth by a virgin Mary, as prophesied many years before his actual birth. Literary aspects People have tried to come up with fabrication concerning the issue of Jesus being referred to as the son of God. They have raised questions as to whether God had a wife with whom to get a child like Jesus as all people believe in the participation of a male and a female for birth to occur (Lai 276). The Holy Spirit comes in as God in the holy trinity. Therefore, since Mary conceived through the power of the Holy Spirit and hence God, people have interpreted Mary as the wife with whom God, the holy spirit used to bear Jesus hence passing him for the son of God. Historical aspect There are various accounts or illustrations in the four gospels that the word “son” is used. The words stand out in different contexts, which to some extent have caused some debate on the meaning of the word “Son of God”. Jesus was called the Son of God to mean the chosen one on behave of God to come and rescue the people of the world who were sinners. He was thus a living testimony for God’s promise to provide salvation to the world. For instance in the book of Mark ( King James Version , Mk 13.32), Jesus Christ refers to himself as “Son”. It reads, “But of that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the son, but the Father alone”. In this context, I think Jesus meant that He was not equated to the father. Instead, it was God the Almighty, who sent him to the world and that he had no power to do anything on his own but his Father in Heaven guided him. Complexities in Bible Any attempts to raise contradictions or negative views about the bible come in handy with a big criticism and objections from the mainstream believers of the holy book (Krause and Ellison 295). There is also some contradictions and complexities in understanding the story of creation requiring clarification on how Jesus participated in the creation only for him to be born later as a man (Jn 1.1-4). One might ask, ‘Who was he before his birth and where had he come from?’ This question has proved answerless even to the theologians of today. These complexities are further evident in various books ( King James Version, Psa.74, Jb. 38, Psa.104 and Gen.1). There are different views by people on the meaning of Jesus being called Son of God. In the current world today, this has stirred dif