Was Jesus the first man?

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taylorswiftfan

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VickyK said:
You claim the Word is human?
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yes the Word is currently both divine and human

Jesus had his human body resurrected and he is still with his human body
 
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taylorswiftfan

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GaryA said:
Jesus ==> Body, Soul, and Spirit

The Word ==> Soul and Spirit

In 'identity' terms, Jesus is The Word incarnate.
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the Word became flesh so that means the Word has a human body
 
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GaryA

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taylorswiftfan said:
the Word became flesh so that means the Word has a human body
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Annnnnd that would be Jesus...

Semantics are involved, but - yes - I believe that would be a valid way to put it - only, not in an all-inclusive sense with respect to God in general - it does not apply directly to the Father.

However, with specific regard to Jesus the God-man, I believe it may be considered to be a valid statement.

If this doesn't make sense, read the OP of the thread I linked to...
 
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taylorswiftfan

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GaryA said:
Annnnnd that would be Jesus...

Semantics are involved, but - yes - I believe that would be a valid way to put it - only, not in an all-inclusive sense with respect to God in general - it does not apply directly to the Father.

However, with specific regard to Jesus the God-man, I believe it may be considered to be a valid statement.

If this doesn't make sense, read the OP of the thread I linked to...
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only God the Son is the Word

neither God the Father nor God the Holy Spirit are the Word

the Word is God but God is not the Word
 
soberxp

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Jesus was a "letter" which wrote by god.
 
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soberxp

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No,Adam is Adam.
First there was Adam of the flesh, then there was Adam of the spirit.
some people tell me Jesus is The Adam of The spirit, so do you want to ask me that Jesus is god why he is Adam of The spirit?
 
oyster67

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VickyK said:
Since I would never deny the trinity, and the Son is a fundament of the Three, would that mean Jesus has surely always existed?
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Amen. Jesus has always existed as God but He did not come down into this world and manifest as man until 4,000 years after He created Adam.
 
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taylorswiftfan said:
why do you think that?
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Good question. Jesus is much more than a letter written by God. Jesus IS God. He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Jesus incarnate was much more than just an example of how we should live. Jesus is life itself, without which a man shall perish for all eternity. The choice is Jesus or eternal damnation. Nothing but the blood of Jesus can cleanse that dark stain that has been upon man since the dark day of the Fall.
 
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