Hi T8, Gene postulated the idea:

Gene – “anyone with common sense knows Jesus was not a lord
or savior untill he actually performed the very act of salvation”

But I’m in the process of PROVING this logic is faulty. A required answer to my latest question,
plus my last question nails this proof down. My last question that I posed to Gene…[Read more]

Hi t8,
you have to explain why you believe he was anointed before birth and not at the Jordan.

Hi Nick,

Point #1: You are confusing “the Spirit of Christ” with “God’s HolySpirit”
Point #2: 1Peter 1:11 claims “the Spirit of Christ” was in the Prophets
Point #3: And Micah 5:2 clearly indicates that he came from eternity

It is for these reasons…[Read more]

Hi t8,
you have to explain why you believe he was anointed before birth and not at the Jordan.

Hi Nick,

Point #1: You are confusing “the Spirit of Christ” with “God’s HolySpirit”
Point #2: 1Peter 1:11 claims “the Spirit of Christ” was in the Prophets
Point #3: And Micah 5:2 clearly indicates that he came from eternity

It is for these reasons…[Read more]

Hi t8,

Nobody is denying that Jesus is the anointed one.

But you have to explain why you believe he was anointed before birth and not at the Jordan.

Misunderstood prophecy will not do.

Hi Nick,

Point #1: You are confusing “the Spirit of Christ” with “God’s HolySpirit”
Point #2: 1Peter 1:11 claims “the Spirit of Christ” was in the…[Read more]

Hi t8,

Nobody is denying that Jesus is the anointed one.

But you have to explain why you believe he was anointed before birth and not at the Jordan.

Misunderstood prophecy will not do.

Hi Nick,

Point #1: You are confusing “the Spirit of Christ” with “God’s HolySpirit”
Point #2: 1Peter 1:11 claims “the Spirit of Christ” was in the…[Read more]

Hi t8,

Nobody is denying that Jesus is the anointed one.

But you have to explain why you believe he was anointed before birth and not at the Jordan.

Misunderstood prophecy will not do.

Hi Nick,

1. You are confusing “the Spirit of Christ” with “God’s HolySpirit”
3. 1Peter 1:11 claims “the Spirit of Christ” was in the Prophets
2. And…[Read more]

Quit playing games Kerwin:

Did Simeon see God’s salvation? “Yes” or “No”?

Quit playing games Kerwin:

Did Simeon see God’s salvation? “Yes” or “No”?

Hi Kerwin,

Are you now claiming that Simeon had not seen God’s salvation
because Jesus had not died on a cross yet? “Yes” or “No”?

Hi Kerwin,

Are you now claiming that Simeon had not seen God’s salvation? “Yes” or “No”?

Hi Kerwin,

Are you claiming that Simeon he had NOT SEEN the savior when he had said he had? “Yes” or “No”?

Hi Kerwin,

But Simeon said: he had SEEN God’s salvation; are you claiming he was wrong?

Ed,

I asked for clarification!

Hi Kerwin,

Was Jesus the savior AT THE TIME Simeon seen him as he said he was? “Yes” or “No”

Ed,

I asked for clarification!

Hi Kerwin,

Was Jesus God’s salvation AT THE TIME Simeon seen him as he said he was? “Yes” or “No”

Ed,

I asked for clarification!

Hi Kerwin,

Did Simeon see God’s salvation as he said he had? “Yes” or “No”

Hi Ed,

Jesus Christ was always the prophesied Saviour.

Hi Nick,

Is that a “Yes” from you?

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

no, he was not wrong

Is the English phraseology “have seen” past tense or future tense?

The context reveals it is past tense used as present tense since Simon was viewing Jesus at that time which fulfilled…

[Read more]

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

no, he was not wrong

Is the English phraseology “have seen” past tense or future tense?

The context reveals it is past tense used as present tense since Simon was viewing Jesus at that time which fulfilled…

[Read more]

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

no, he was not wrong

Is the English phraseology “have seen” past tense or future tense?

The context reveals it is past tense used as present tense since Simon was viewing Jesus at that time which fulfilled…

[Read more]

When Simeon said: “mine eyes have seen thy salvation” was he wrong? “YES” or “NO” ?

no, he was not wrong

Is the English phraseology “have seen” past tense or future tense?

The context reveals it is past tense used as present tense since Simon was viewing Jesus at that time which fulfilled…

[Read more]