Jesus is God manifest in the flesh,so the only way Christ can come forth from the Father is according to His humanity,for it cannot be according to His deity for Jesus has no beginning.
That's what I'm saying.
Jesus is God manifest in the flesh,so the only way Christ can come forth from the Father is according to His humanity,for it cannot be according to His deity for Jesus has no beginning.
In other words God...He was the Captain of the Host that Joshua bowed to, he was I AM that I AM, he was the fire in the burning bush. Same eternal being that God prepared an earthly body for.
In other words God...
So Jesus Christ is God.
The Father is God.
The Holy Spirit is God.
But they are not three gods they are one is essence (Godness).
One God yet three distinct beings...
Trinitarian!
In other words God...
So Jesus Christ is God.
The Father is God.
The Holy Spirit is God.
But they are not three gods they are one in essence (Godness).
One God yet three distinct beings...
Trinitarian!
There is no one verse that will cover this - but many hundreds together do - hence my clear suggestion to find a resource (preferably a Reformed source) to get a formal treatment of the subject.
I had to Google the Athanasian creed... I dont know if I agree with it or not. Like I said earlier, the godhead is hard to understand.
Point 1 - God always has been but Christ has not been.K....,
It can be a challenge. See if this helps;
G-d always has been/ Christ has not
G-d created all/Christ did not
Christ was born of a virgin birth/ G-d was not.
Christ laid down His life on the cross/G-d did not.
Christ arose from the dead/ G-d did not.
Christ ascended into Heaven/G-d did not.
Christ sent us The Comforter ( The Holy Spirit) G-d did not.
Christ will return and His 2nd advent/ G-d will not.
G-d knows the day and hour of Christs' 2nd advent/ Christ does not.
There can be several more items listed..but, one gets the message.
The Trinity is alive and well.
Point 1 - God always has been but Christ has not been.
Why do you not believe that Christ is eternal?
I'm confuse lol. If Christ didn't exist in the old testament then when did he come into existance? And if he has a beginning, how is he eternal?K...,
I didn't mean to infer that...if I did.
The future existence of Christ was provided for in the OT. He appeared in the NT.
No, not in the sense of being created - and I have affirmed that several times in the last few posts.I've already given my opinion on that, I'm not arguing that the Godhead doesn't exist, I'm arguing that Jesus the eternal God did not "come out" of the Father.
So what does coing out of God mean. That's a very ambiguous statement and as I asked before, where is that found in the bible? Just one verse.No, not in the sense of being created - and I have affirmed that several times in the last few posts.
Cannot agree with this...K....,
It can be a challenge. See if this helps;
G-d always has been/ Christ has not
G-d created all/Christ did not
We have debated the meaning of the word "begotten" with you before.
Unfortunately you reject the meaning of the word in the original language (Greek) and therefore impose your own meaning.
Your assumption is that your understanding of the English word trumps the meaning of the original Greek word when in actual fact it should be the other way around.
And the sad result is your incredible admission, right now, that you believe that the Jesus Christ that walked the earth 2000 years ago is not the same eternal Jesus Christ currently seated at the right hand of the Father!
From what Gabriel told Mary we can deduce that by means of the Holy Spirit God (probably the Father) inseminated Mary without compromising her virginity. That is the usual and most common sense of begotten.
Begotten has the legal sense of direct descent as opposed to adoption.
Ps 2:7
7 I will declare the decree: the Lord hath said unto me, Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee.
KJV
this day hah yom is the day this is the definite article 'the'. the demonstrative pronoun zeh or zoht signifying this or that is absent
It always amazed me that some people could accept that GodFrom what Gabriel told Mary we can deduce that by means of the Holy Spirit God (probably the Father) inseminated Mary without compromising her virginity. That is the usual and most common sense of begotten.
Begotten has the legal sense of direct descent as opposed to adoption.
Ps 2:7
7 I will declare the decree: the Lord hath said unto me, Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee.
KJV
this day hah yom is the day this is the definite article 'the'. the demonstrative pronoun zeh or zoht signifying this or that is absent
It always amazed me that some people could accept that God
created the universe out of nothing (so to speak, by simply
saying "Let there be... ") but then those same people would
find it hard to believe that God could cause a virgin woman
to conceive without the use of a sperm from a man
Amen to the first part.... I don't understand the last sentence lol.![]()
I understand the concept of one being but what do you mean by three persons? How is three persons not exactly the same as three beings?
K....,
It can be a challenge. See if this helps;
G-d always has been/ Christ has not
G-d created all/Christ did not
Christ was born of a virgin birth/ G-d was not.
Christ laid down His life on the cross/G-d did not.
Christ arose from the dead/ G-d did not.
Christ ascended into Heaven/G-d did not.
Christ sent us The Comforter ( The Holy Spirit) G-d did not.
Christ will return and His 2nd advent/ G-d will not.
G-d knows the day and hour of Christs' 2nd advent/ Christ does not.
There can be several more items listed..but, one gets the message.
The Trinity is alive and well.
Let's try to help him instead of banning him.This heretical post is being reported.
Let's try to help him instead of banning him.![]()