The Bible refers to Jesus as the "Son of God" in multiple instances, though the exact count varies depending on the source and criteria used. According to one analysis, there are at least 17 references to Jesus as the "Son of God" in the Gospels, with Jesus either claiming, affirming, or being quoted as claiming the title in each case. Another source notes that the term "Son of God" was used 76 times in the Gospels, with Jesus himself using it 65 times. The term appears frequently throughout the New Testament, including in key passages such as John 20:31, where it states that the writings were made so readers may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God. Additionally, the title is affirmed by divine voices, such as at Jesus’ baptism and transfiguration, and is used by various individuals, including disciples and even demons.