Thats not what the bible says - Acts 1 - 26 Then they cast lots, and the lot fell to Matthias; so he was added to the eleven apostles.
Does Jesus and Paul contradict each other?
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Thats not what the bible says - Acts 1 - 26 Then they cast lots, and the lot fell to Matthias; so he was added to the eleven apostles.
Calling Jesus "Lord" means acknowledging his supreme authority and surrendering one's life to his rule.
Calling Jesus "Master" signifies that one recognizes His authority, leadership, and role as a teacher, while also implying a relationship of discipleship where followers commit to His teachings and trust in His wisdom and power.
Most of you are drunk with Paul and deny Jesus as Lord and Master.
Calling Jesus "Master" signifies that one recognizes His authority, leadership, and role as a teacher, while also implying a relationship of discipleship where followers commit to His teachings and trust in His wisdom and power.
Most of you are drunk with Paul and deny Jesus as Lord and Master.
They will be grafted back in to the Tree of Life if they do not persist in unbelief. They themselves are not the Tree of Life.
Paul was chosen , he was made to suffer , it's what we all must do for his name
But you know m, Jesus said if you have seen me you have seen the father, does that not mean Jesus is saying he was Fully God in the flesh.
Just another note Jesus the man the son the earthly man is the seed for man,
So I'm asking we see that Jesus would speak as the earthly man to
But we also see he would speak as if he was God to.
Is this correct
Ok buddy nice one @Nufan I see you put your thumbs up,
Does this mean you do believe Jesus was fully God to in the flesh and that Jesus was God.
I'm asking because i know there is confusion over this.
So if you see that Jesus was both fully God in the flesh as well as being, he was also God.
This proves the trinity is God
The father the son and the spirit all one.
Could you give us your answer buddy whether you believe Jesus was God
Does this mean you do believe Jesus was fully God to in the flesh and that Jesus was God.
I'm asking because i know there is confusion over this.
So if you see that Jesus was both fully God in the flesh as well as being, he was also God.
This proves the trinity is God
The father the son and the spirit all one.
Could you give us your answer buddy whether you believe Jesus was God
I agree Jesus is the Messiah and the Father is with in. I don't believe the father Jesus speaks of can take on any physical form. This would make him imperfect. God is perfect period full stop. I also belive that same divine father is in us as well. God is eternal life, the physical dies. There for god gives us life by dwelling in our spirit which is eternal and perfect. The father is not in the body because it dies. You can see this through the two creations in Genesis. God aka El Elyon creats heaven and spirit which is eternal life. LORD aka Baal crates physical Matter and death.
Ok thanks for answering,
But then you have a problem if God was not fully God in the flesh how was he made perfect in the flesh and never sinned ?
Being punished for loving sin does not make God unfair.
Revelation 22:16 “I, Jesus, have sent My angel to give you this testimony for the
churches. I am the Root and the Offspring of David, the bright Morning Star.”
Saying we are not bound to love through Paul is evil. Paul is speaking of the law of man not the law of Jesus which is love.
Just further contemplating and no disrespect to yourself.
I'm just replying to see another reasoning.
I see you have The father as being Perfect
But should the same rule not apply to the son ?
Surely it was Gods perfect incarnation of himself in Marys womb that was also perfect.
Being fully perfect in the flesh is only something God the father could accomplish, what would you say
He became one with the father and followed the law of love. This is not a problem. For those who follow Jesus are shown the way to the Father. We are instructed by Jesus how to become one with the father. We accomplish this through baptism, repentance, and faith.