Yes. That's precisely what it seems that you have been saying . . . repeatedly.![]()
Jesus was IN Adam. We say Jesus is the last Adam for a reason.
Yes. That's precisely what it seems that you have been saying . . . repeatedly.![]()
Jesus was IN Adam. We say Jesus is the last Adam for a reason.
Yes, and he may have been one of those "certain people" whom Jesus was referring to when He said that some people have been viewed as gods. As said, Adam could very well have been one of these people, but we know for a fact that Moses was viewed as God, and God Himself states it (which is unbelievable).
Exodus 4:14-16 NKJV - "So the anger of the LORD was kindled against Moses, and He said: "Is not Aaron the Levite your brother? I know that he can speak well. And look, he is also coming out to meet you. When he sees you, he will be glad in his heart. 15 "Now you shall speak to him and put the words in his mouth. And I will be with your mouth and with his mouth, and I will teach you what you shall do. 16 "So he shall be your spokesman to the people. And he himself shall be as a mouth for you, and you shall be to him as God."
Exodus 7:1 NKJV - 1 So the LORD said to Moses: "See, I have made you as God to Pharaoh, and Aaron your brother shall be your prophet.
You are trying to say only certain people had God in them.
Jesus was IN Adam. We say Jesus is the last Adam for a reason.
You just showed Scripture refuting your claim. Moses calls himself a prophet in this verse.
God working through people is different than having access to their sins.
God working through people is different than having access to their sins.
we say Jesus is the last Adam because as Adam was the origin & federal head of humankind, whoever is in Christ becomes a new creation - and as sin entered all of us, who were in Adam's loins, being descended through him ((cmp. Hebrews 7:10)), so too if we are reborn in Christ, the Spirit of Life resides in us.
it's of particular interest here that He was born a man not through the seed of man, but by the Holy Ghost through a chosen woman. she was descended from Adam, but the blood of Christ did not come from man; an embryo does not receive blood in the womb, from the mother.
God working through people is different than having access to their sins.
He isn't a Prophet. I think its time to block you.
we say Jesus is the last Adam because as Adam was the origin & federal head of humankind, whoever is in Christ becomes a new creation - and as sin entered all of us, who were in Adam's loins, being descended through him ((cmp. Hebrews 7:10)), so too if we are reborn in Christ, the Spirit of Life resides in us.
it's of particular interest here that He was born a man not through the seed of man, but by the Holy Ghost through a chosen woman. she was descended from Adam, but the blood of Christ did not come from man; an embryo does not receive blood in the womb, from the mother.
i wish you wouldn't. Dino while he may sometimes be blunt or even crass, is an insightful & discerning man, and ideas that cannot stand up to scrutiny are not worth holding. this is the sharpening of iron with iron. if you can prove your doctrine against criticism, both you and your critics are edified - but if you shut your ears to them, what is added to you, or to them?
i don't block people, even the ones i most strongly disagree with. all of us here are comparing what we hear with scripture and seeking to know the truth. the process of testing & analysis is of necessity violent toward ideas. like the threshing of wheat to remove the chaff, or the burning away of impurity in an ore, it's not gentle.
we must find a way to be gentle towards each other while stern towards what may be disproven
God the Father knew us before we were born ..but He doesn't say after we became fallen. I think Jesus was put in us, while fallen, for the purpose of the cross.
God the Father knew us before we were born ..but He doesn't say after we became fallen. I think Jesus was put in us, while fallen, for the purpose of the cross.
It is because Man was born before all of creation.
in Genesis 2:7 when it's written, man "became" a living soul -- that's the same word as "let there be" in Genesis 1.
coming into existence.