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HOW ARE YOU INTERPRETING Hebrews 1: 3? PLEASE  ANSWER MY QUESTION THANKS

Hi Adam,

You said: Coming to the irrelevant question, Was Jesus “Lord, Liar or Lunatic”? I think it is a biased question because there can be many other options than these three.

Please enlighten me as to what the other option might be in your opinion.

After you answer that question, please tell me if the Father in the NT is the God of truth, a L…[Read more]

Was Jesus the Paschal Lamb for Atoning sins?

I was recently invited by a “Hebrew Christian” acquaintance to a program called “Christ in the Passover”. She told me that Jesus was the ultimate manifestation of the Paschal lamb that was sacrificed each Passover, and that he was killed as a sacrifice to redeem the world from sin. How do Jews re…[Read more]

What do you think the whole Passover sacrifice (Passover lamb) was all about. The blood of this sacrifice sprinkled on the door-posts of the Israelites was a sign to God, when the angel passed through the land to not send his judgement on that household.

When John the Baptist stepped forward in John 1:29 and introduced Jesus as the Lamb of God,…

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Yes the poetic passage you quoted from Phil 2 is mythic in nature on Jesus the man. It is a much debated topic on various Forums. ‘God sending his beloved son for redemption of souls’ is no where found in the Hebrew Bible. If it is so much important a theme, I think the Hebrew Bible certainly must have recorded it and reminded every one on thi…

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gadam, when you know the truth there is no contradiction because there is no contradiction in truth.

Doctrines in scripture are clear and in unity. So-called contradictions are easily cleared up. They are simply misunderstandings that can be cleared up easily enough.

I challenge people when they say there is contradiction.

Miia. Your old account can be saved and this account merged with it. If you are interested.

There is nowhere in the Bible that says that Hell lasts forever. It is actually very clear that it doesn’t and this is truth is consistent throughout the scriptures. Think about what the Devil would do if he wanted to turn people away from God. He would take control of the faith and bear false witness about it. Very few actually read the…[Read more]

Hi bro Adam.

I went through a stage of being a skeptic when Christians were saying unbelievers will be in hell for eternity. In anger I asked God if it was true (after weeks of anger), and that if it was i would NOT be worshipping him! God showed me that day in prayer to “trust him”. And that God is ..love.. Before he showed me this I knew tha…

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Hi Adam.

What do you mean by ‘skeptic’?

Hi Sis Karmazin, thanks for your appreciation on my post. A skeptic is a person who doesn’t believe something is true unless he sees the evidence. I have become more of a Skeptic than a believer.

Hi Mike,

Okay Carmel, I just asked Jesus in his own name if he is God – or the holy servant of God.  Jesus told me to read the scriptures, where it’s abundantly clear that he can’t very well BE his and our God if he is the son, servant, prophet, spokesman, priest, messiah, holy one, angel, first creation, and sacrificial lamb OF his and our God.[Read more]

Fair enough gadam. But I will say that you make the argument here that the New Testament is inconsistent in that it teaches he is God then a man etc.

In actual fact the New Testament is consistent whether it is true or not. Here is the main narrative wrapped up in a few verses. The rest of the New Testament concurs with this. It is very…

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Adam: “What difference does it make”.

Me: Because Jesus is referred to as the lamb of God, and because Jesus’ sacrifice brought an end to animal sacrifices, because God loves all animals (even a bird does not die without God’s knowledge. Matthew 10.29), and because Jesus made important statements such as ‘Go and learn what this means. I require m…

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Adam,

Was Jesus a liar or a lunatic according to you? Do you have an opinion? You certainly don’t believe that Jesus is Lord. It is a valid question no matter who has asked it before. Please answer.

Hi Sis Kathi, sorry I am not such a fanatic to call any fellow human a lunatic. If Jesus was an historical person and a faithful Jew, he certainly m…[Read more]

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John 1:1

John 20:28

Notice the definite article where Thomas says “the Lord of me and the God of me” in the interlinear below. He is referring to Jesus, btw.

The words that Thomas’ spoke to Jesus literally mean ‘the Lord of me and the God of me’. This is simply an address to two identities. If Thomas wanted to say that Jesus was Lord and God too, he would have said:…[Read more]

To all,

If we do not believe that 1) Jesus is the One who is called by John “The Word” in the beginning, and
2) that he was God (v.1), we are on quicksand and we will not be able to believe that he created all things (v.2)

IF JESUS IS NOT GOD (John1-Heb.1: 3) IN THE BEGINNING AND NOTHING CREATED ANYTHING (John1: 3), HE CANNOT BE ALLOWED TO BE…[Read more]

Proclaimer

And the Word WAS “THEOS”

The context, you admit it means “DIVINE”
Now, HEBREWS 1: 3, HOW ARE YOU INTERPRETING?

Who being the brightness of his glory, and the express image of his person,

DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS ACCORDING TO HEBREWS 1 EXCEPT THE SON OF GOD?

THE BRIGTNESS OF HIS GLORY, AND THE EXPRESS IMAGE OF HIS PERSON (ESSENC…

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