According to Isaiah 9:7, he will be called by several names. Which of the following is NOT one of them?

In Isaiah 9:6-7, several significant titles are ascribed to the Messiah, including "Wonderful Counselor," "Mighty God," "Everlasting Father," and "Prince of Peace." These titles reflect the divine and royal attributes of the Messiah and illustrate His role in salvation and governance.

The title "King of Kings," while it may describe the overall majesty and authority of Christ, is not one of the names specifically mentioned in Isaiah 9:6-7. Instead, it is more commonly associated with New Testament texts that emphasize Christ’s sovereign rule over all rulers. Therefore, identifying "King of Kings" as not being part of the names listed in this particular context aligns with the specifics of Isaiah's prophetic declaration and helps clarify the unique aspects of the Messiah's identity that are presented in this passage.