Where are you getting this from? If you're quoting Hebrews 7, your adding things.
That self description of eternal God who is not a man was not added by me. Those who look to make God into a man make it without effect.
It has been revealed in 1 Cor 15. Paul literally answered the question "How are the dead raised? And with what kind of body do they come?"
He shows us in Rom 5 that she “second man” from heaven refers to Jesus in his glorified humanity.
Judaism taught the resurrection of the body, not just the immortality of the soul; Paul agrees but defines the nature of the new body differently from many of his contemporaries.
We do not know what kind of body it will be. It could be one that glows like the Sun . Whether we will be male or female is not know. Just as in the same neither Jew nor gentile . No one has received a new incorruptible body . There will be no ressurection of this body of sin that the worms have had there fill.
1 John 3:1Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God: therefore the world knoweth us not, because it knew him not.Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is.
15:35–38. Ancient writers often raised rhetorical objections from imaginary opponents; Jewish teachers presented questions like the one Paul raises here as the standard objections nonbelievers raised against the doctrine of the resurrection. For instance, what happened if someone died at sea, or the body was completely destroyed by fire? The rabbis decided that the body would be resurrected from a particular bone in the neck which they held to be indestructible. Paul more reasonably argues that, regardless of what physical material remains, at least the pattern of the old body will always remain as the seed for the new body. His argument from analogy, a standard argument, is effective, and later rabbis also used the “seed” analogy. “Fool!” (15:36) was a standard rhetorical insult, Jewish as well as Greek, for someone who raised an ignorant or immoral objection.
The fool has said there is not God in their heart .They walk after the things seen the pagan formation. Out of sight out of mind.
Jesus is "The first born from the dead"....meaning there will be more born from the dead . I.e. us. The resurrection of Jesus was the example, prototype and model for the resurrected state of all who will be resurrected after Him. So when we read verses like Romans 6:5, we can know exactly what our resurrection will be like because Jesus has already shown us. And Paul has explained it in 1 Cor 15. That's the theme of that chapter: Resurrection.
yes believers are born again brothers and sister from the dead. Not fathers. One is in heaven not seen. Same one that worked in the Son of man Jesus to provide the one time demonstration.
We know him not after the flesh what the eyes see . Some did that he called faithless. and commands us we know him that way no more forever more. God is not a man .
We know exactly what the demonstration provided .The father not seen pouring His spirit on the corrupted flesh of the Son of man signified as sinfully for the purpose of the demonstration . it was needed to do what the letter of the law "death" could not do . Reveal the work of the father and son working as one God. The law of faith (the unseen eternal) the law that brings new spirit life
He is the lamb slain from before the foundation. The flesh, the temporal seen profited for nothing. God is not a man
This has been dealt with in post #117 and #119. You're just repeating yourself instead of responding to the Scriptures that have been provided against this
I have responded. The example in Job makes the first two examples clear. God is not a man and neither is there any fleshly mediator as a infallible master teacher standing between God not seen and mankind seen .
You keep forgetting God has no beginning.
Father and son are immutable attributes . God is one. God has no mother or father. In the same way God is not a lamb .
Three things make up God not seen. He is eternal spirit .God is also love and light. Not that he able to create love and light But those three are the very essence of eternal God .
No need to turn him into a man any more that a lamb . Both are metaphors describing his pone person God
The time promised demonstration spoken of in the old testament is finished. No more demonstrations are scheduled.
The incarnation is described by the N.T. writers in the perfect tense; the Greek is conjugated in such a way that it indicates a completed action, never to be undone or re-done.
Jesus' incarnation was a permanent addition to His being. This inarguable. The Greek is clear[
Yes salvation is one action not seen with our eyes . but rather new heart and spirit. . The incarnation was a sign of Jonas three days of sufferings a living hell strengthened by the father who worked with Jesus together finishing all the work required for the two .
God is not a man .No such thing as holiness of the corrupted flesh of mankind . His blood was not changed as if flesh and blood could enter the new order. Jesus said his flesh profits for Zero .
Seed of David
dead in tresspapases and sin.
The Son of God .(not the Son of man ) has the
power attributed to him the anointing Holy Spirit not seen . The spiritual
seed not seen the eternal
Romans 1:3-5 King James Version (KJV) Concerning his Son Jesus Christ our Lord, which was made of the seed of David according to the flesh; And declared to be the Son of God with power, according to the spirit of holiness, by the resurrection from the dead: By whom we have received grace and apostleship, for obedience to the faith among all nations, for his name:
Grace is not reckoned after the flesh the things seen the temporal.
Its easy to see no power is attributed to the flesh of the Son of man. It is why the Father would give the prophet Jesus words that could rebuke the father of lies like in Mathew 16. The lord not seen has the power to rebuke. The disciples like Jesus the high apostle had no power of themselves coming from the things seen .
