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I'm not saying it, RR is saying it. Please read his post #28. In short, he does not know what he's talking about. IN GOD THE SON, bluto

This does not make any sense. Luke 2:11, "for today in the city of David there has been born for you a SAVIOR, who is Christ the Lord." So, here's the question, was not Jesus Christ the Savior before the Father forsook Him on that cross? Of course this is "assuming" one believes the Father...

Ok RR, were done here. I posted an article explaining the "Son of God" idiom and 2 minutes later you post "A nature he left behind." In other words, you playing games and you cannot be taken seriously as far as I'm concerned. You could NOT have read the article that fast. In short, your lost...

Can you please explain in what respect did God the Father forsake His Son on that cross? Forsaken is defined as "abandoned or deserted." I ask because I was taught in the early 1960's that God the Father cannot look at sin. One of the verses to support this view is 2 Corinthians 5:21, "He made...

What nature did Jesus leave behind when He came to earth? IN HIM, bluto

Time to bring out the "big guns" RR. Do you know why Jesus Christ often referred to Himself as the "Son of God" and as the "Son of Man?" He's the Son of God on His Fathers side which is deity. He's the Son of Man on His mothers side which is human being. Jesus Christ had two natures, one of...

Ok RR, let's do this by the numbers. Hopefully you will learn something? First of all I use the NASB. Secondly, the word "whether" is not actually in the text. But it does not have to be in the text. As well, "whether" means, "doubt or a choice between two possibilities." The context of...

Yea! If Trump was the person described at Matthew 24:15, "Therefore when you see the abomination of desolation which was spoken of through Daniel the prophet standing in the holy place." My point being? "He who is without sin cast the first stone." All of us are flawed human beings and as far...

The answer is an emphatic NO. Let me first say from Isaiah 53:4, "Surely our griefs He Himself bore, and our sorrows He carried; Yet we ourselves esteemed Him stricken, Smitten of God, and afflicted." Christ was clearly considered "accursed" in the eyes of humanity, particularly the Jewish...

Your right. I posted it before having my morning coffee. My mistake. IN GOD THE SON, bluto

Wow RR! You sure posted a lot of stuff making the point that five simple words, "My Lord and my God" do not mean what they say? And btw, in the Greek Thomas literally said, "The Lord of me and the God of me." Your first mistake is in your very first sentence when you said, "Hmmm ... yes, this is...

I have not forgotten you RR. You claim you worship Jesus because He is the Son of God. Do you actually believe that Jesus is God? I ask because Thomas at John 20:28 said to Jesus, "My Lord and my God.?" Do you agree with Thomas? IN GOD THE SON, bluto