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Hi,
1cor 1
“Where is the wise man?
Where is the scribe?
Where is the debater of this age?
Has not God made foolish the wisdom of the world?
For since in the wisdom of God the world through it’s wisdom did not come to know God,
God was well pleased through the foolishness of the message preached to save those who believe”
If the cap fits wear it.
So when an angel says the following, he really means that Jesus was NOT born the saviour, Christ the Lord?
Who are you trying to kid? lol.
But you do not grasp the wisdom of the Angels.
They knew the prophetic truth.
What is this hidden knowledge you profess to have?
Is it to believe the opposite of what is being said? Or is it deeper than that?
Hi t8,
Scripture is the wisdom of God.
But it is not subservient to the logic of men.
Wisdom is proven by her children
So it means the opposite of the text?
Jesus Christ came in the flesh. When he was born, he was in the flesh for sure.
Hi T8,
So does
“Jesus Christ has come in the flesh ”
mean that the Lord was born?
Yes he was born in Bethlehem.
But was he yet anointed by the Holy Spirit?
Did the Holy Spirit not alight on him at the Jordan or was that not true?
Jesus Christ came in the flesh. He was baptised by John. The spirit descended upon him as the test says. John testified that Jesus was the messiah.
He was born the Christ and upon his baptism, he was recognised as Christ by John.
Hi T8,
So you believe an anointed baby was born and Jesus of Nazareth was not anointed by the Holy Spirit despite acts 10?
“A Truth of God is based on two or more Holy Scriptures that are Contextualy Verifiable, Consistent, and Applicable.” Quote by Richard of Decatur
Hi Richard,
“at the mouth of two witnesses, or at the mouth of three witnesses,
shall the matter be established.” (Deuteronomy 19:15)Welcome to H-net Richard!
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God bless
Ed JThank you Nick and Ed for your kind welcome and comments. Yes, you both nailed supporting scriptures to my quote.
I use this quote on all my articles and postings on my website: Biblesafety.com
One thing I am really trying to get through to others is the importance of finding multiple supporting scriptures taken in context and that are applicable when establishing what you believe as well as any doctrine or practice one follows. The world is full of religious organizations whose main doctrines, beliefs, and practices are based on only one verse or even a part of one verse often taken out of context or even worse (if that were possible) totally based on tradition without any scriptural support. Don’t take me wrong. Traditions can be just fine, except when they go against the truth of God’s Word. (Mark 7: 6-9)I really like what I have read so far from the contributors, members, and the website’s ‘Admin’, programmer, editor, or whoever he is (also guessing he is a he but cannot rule out it may be a she, and by the way that would not bother me as “Truth is based on its own merit and is not dependent on who presents it.” another one of my quotes.)
When I first started reading posts and discussions there were somethings that caused me concern. However, I was just speed reading and did not fully grasp what was being presented. I will have to go back over those posts.
I am not going to take anyone’s ideas, concepts, or information at face value. If I am interested in pursuing a subject I will begin to search out scriptures presented and those that ‘pop’ into my mind until I feel I understand what God wants me to know. I do not expect I will agree with everything another person presents but may agree with a considerable amount. Somethings we can disagree about. That does not negate those things we agree about.
Again, thanks to all and I look forward to learning a lot from you all.
Hi T8,
So at his baptism he was NOT anointed by the Spirit for ministry in your OPINION?
If you think the angel that declared that this day the messiah was born, he is the Lord, and that somehow negates what happened at his baptism, then it is you who has a conflict in his beliefs.
I believe both. He was born the messiah and he was baptised by John at the Jordan at which time the spirit became visible to John who then confirmed that Jesus was the messiah. He didn’t declare that he became the messiah there and then, but that he was the messiah.
You have some apparent conflicts to work through with your view. Regardless, we already have a number of topics dedicated to this and related subjects, so should discuss there rather than sidetrack this one.
I hope you find the way through.
Please take note of the text in bold Nick. I deleted your post because it relates not to this topic. See the Notice about this.
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