Question about Jesus being the Son of God
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No.. I'm not..
what I'm not doing is denying His divinity, as you and others appear to be doing.
He is God in the flesh, not just flesh or He would never have been able to live a sinless life and thus have been able to be our Savior.
the Bible says exactly who Jesus is, I suggest reading scripture.
what I'm not doing is denying His divinity, as you and others appear to be doing.
He is God in the flesh, not just flesh or He would never have been able to live a sinless life and thus have been able to be our Savior.
the Bible says exactly who Jesus is, I suggest reading scripture.
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I have. Where have I denied his connection to the Father? Where have I denied that the Spirit of the Father did not dwell within the created body of Jesus? It is you who are not speaking and defining his humanity as Paul does. It is you who are separating the two by placing one over the other through a false dichotomy
All men are created beings. Yes, Jesus Spirit was the Father's. It dwelt within a human. Who you believe is not a created being. Because you're more focused on his divinity.
I continue to see him as both equally
Thank you.
Hebrews 2:17
For this reason he had to be made like them, fully human in every way, in order that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in service to God, and that he might make atonement for the sins of the people.
Here is our servant.
All men are created beings. Yes, Jesus Spirit was the Father's. It dwelt within a human. Who you believe is not a created being. Because you're more focused on his divinity.
I continue to see him as both equally
Thank you.
Hebrews 2:17
For this reason he had to be made like them, fully human in every way, in order that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in service to God, and that he might make atonement for the sins of the people.
Here is our servant.
I could be wrong, but I believe Jesus inhabited creation, in the sense that He stepped down from eternity, not only onto created Earth, but also INTO a created human egg that was in Mary.
In essence merging His divine Being WITH the created human egg. Since sin is imputed from ADAM and not Eve, her egg would have not had the imputed human sin nature. This merger allowed Him to pay for the sin of created humanity.
Please don't bark at me for this! I admit this idea of fully human and fully God is beyond our grasp.
In essence merging His divine Being WITH the created human egg. Since sin is imputed from ADAM and not Eve, her egg would have not had the imputed human sin nature. This merger allowed Him to pay for the sin of created humanity.
Please don't bark at me for this! I admit this idea of fully human and fully God is beyond our grasp.
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Well yea that's true too. Jesus is the first of both Creation like that passage plainly says (and as is like pretty obvious in Genesis 1) and also first resurrected (literaly re-created), and yes true Jesus being the word was always indwelling in God even before God spake the creation into existence, just as one man's breath and word are in him (and as we know the son of man is the image of God.)
Jesus is the firstborn of creation and also the Creator, the true Alpha, and Jesus will also destroy this wicked world full of corruption and wickedness as God's Word, and double showing it with the sword of his mouth, the true Omega. Praise Jesus!
Jesus is the firstborn of creation and also the Creator, the true Alpha, and Jesus will also destroy this wicked world full of corruption and wickedness as God's Word, and double showing it with the sword of his mouth, the true Omega. Praise Jesus!
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This is arianism, an old heresy that was dealt with done the council at Nicaea; see the Nicene Creed as posted above in earlier posts. This by the way, was also the stage for one of my favorite Christmas stories. When saint Nicholas AKA Santa Claus punched the heretic Arius in the face... Allegedly.
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So you can agree that Christ has a body. How do you understand the difference between being created as opposed to manifested? Your first statement has no basis in reality, and your entire position appears more like gnosticism than anything else.
Again, I am not denying nor downplaying his eternal nature as you call it, so why the apparent necessity to deny his physical form? Or elevate it over his humanity? It would appear to me that Jesus and his followers accepted both as something to be cherished. My Lord reconciles all things as one. He doesn't show favoritism of one over the other.
Again, I am not denying nor downplaying his eternal nature as you call it, so why the apparent necessity to deny his physical form? Or elevate it over his humanity? It would appear to me that Jesus and his followers accepted both as something to be cherished. My Lord reconciles all things as one. He doesn't show favoritism of one over the other.
Your projection is duly noted. I was already done addressing your futile attempts at discussion.
Do you identify as catholic?
"Jesus was born of Mary but He was not created. "
Where does this crazy teaching come from?
All I've ever tried to question here is how a person, a human, is not created in the womb of a woman. Is this another catholic belief like the bread and wine actually being the body and blood of Christ?
Do you identify as catholic?
"Jesus was born of Mary but He was not created. "
Where does this crazy teaching come from?
All I've ever tried to question here is how a person, a human, is not created in the womb of a woman. Is this another catholic belief like the bread and wine actually being the body and blood of Christ?