Hi,Ed,

These passage make it very plain that Christ is God and therefore has existed eternally.
And I can cite additional ones as well.
.
(1) Matthew 1:23: “…call him Immanuel, which means God with us.”
….I Tim. 3:16: “God was manifested in the flesh.”
.
(2) 2Pr. 1:1: “…by the righteousness of our God and Sav…

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Hi,Ed,

These passage make it very plain that Christ is God and therefore has existed eternally.
And I can cite additional ones as well.
.
(1) Matthew 1:23: “…call him Immanuel, which means God with us.”
….I Tim. 3:16: “God was manifested in the flesh.”
.
(2) 2Pr. 1:1: “…by the righteousness of our God and…

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Hi, Ed,

Sorry, but your case doesn’t hold any water. It looks like copied it from some online source who really doesn’t know Greek grammar.

Hi Hoghead1,

Not at all, I do my own study

Hi Hoghead1,

After rereading the last three pages, I believe you are
mistakenly attributing T8’s post to me. I do not
believe as T8 does. You may…[Read more]

Hi, Ed,

Sorry, but your case doesn’t hold any water. It looks like copied it from some online source who really doesn’t know Greek grammar.

Hi Hoghead1,

Not at all, I do my own study

Hi Hoghead1,

After rereading the last three pages, I believe you are
mistakenly attributing T8’s post to me. I do not
believe as he does, and…[Read more]

Hi, Ed,

Sorry, but your case doesn’t hold any water. It looks like copied it from some online source who really doesn’t know Greek grammar.

Hi Hoghead1,

Not at all, I do my own study

Hi, Ed,

Sorry, but your case doesn’t hold any water. It looks like copied it from some online source who really doesn’t know Greek grammar.

Hi Hoghead1,

Not at all I do my own study

Hi,Ed,

These passage make it very plain that Christ is God and therefore has existed eternally.
And I can cite additional ones as well.
.
(1) Matthew 1:23: “…call him Immanuel, which means God with us.”
….I Tim. 3:16: “God was manifested in the flesh.”
.
(2) 2Pr. 1:1: “…by the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ.”

H…[Read more]

Hi,Ed,

These passage make it very plain that Christ is God and therefore has existed eternally.
And I can cite additional ones as well.
.
(1) Matthew 1:23: “…call him Immanuel, which means God with us.”
I Tim. 3:16: “God was manifested in the flesh.”

(2) 2Pr. 1:1: “…by the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ.”

H…[Read more]

Hi,Ed,

These passage make it very plain that Christ is God and therefore has existed eternally.
And I can cite additional ones as well.
.
(1) Matthew 1:23: “…call him Immanuel, which means God with us.”
I Tim. 3:16: “God was manifested in the flesh.”

(2) 2Pr. 1:1: “…by the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ.”

H…[Read more]

Hi,Ed,

These passage make it very plain that Christ is God and therefore has existed eternally.
And I can cite additional ones as well.
.
(1) Matthew 1:23: “…call him Immanuel, which means God with us.”
I Tim. 3:16: “God was manifested in the flesh.”

(2) 2Pr. 1:1: “…by the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ.”

H…[Read more]

Hi, Kerwin,

Yes, it was foul language. I am sure you can read the post from the Jewpenetrator, which is what I am talking about here.

Hi Hoghead1,

He is a new guy, that is his only post so far. Send Admin a text,
he is the one who can do something about the that guy. …(Link)

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God bless
Ed J

Hi Hoghead1,

I always entertain the ideas of the members here, so as to respond to them according to their understanding.
I have found that this approach works better than brow-beating them with what they don’t understand.

____________
God bless
Ed J

Hi, Ed,

(1) John does not say that the Word is the Spirit. That is your supposition.
(2) Verse 14 onward makes it very clear that the Word is Christ.

Hi Hoghead1,

1) He does in John 6:63
You’re missing the obvious connection that “The Word” (God’s HolySpirit) became flesh at Jordan.
As I said: compare John’s narrative to that of Luke’s…[Read more]

Hi, Ed,

(1) John does not say that the Word is the Spirit. That is your supposition.
(2) Verse 14 onward makes it very clear that the Word is Christ.

Hi Hoghead1,

1) He does in John 6:63
You’re missing the obvious connection that “The Word” (God’s HolySpirit) became flesh at Jordan.
As I said: compare John’s narrative to that of Luke’s…[Read more]

Hi, Ed,

(1) John does not say that the Word is the Spirit. That is your supposition.
(2) Verse 14 onward makes it very clear that the Word is Christ.

Hi Hoghead1,

1) He does in John 6:63
You’re missing the obvious connection here that “The Word” (God’s HolySpirit) became flesh at Jordan.
As I said: compare John’s narrative to that of…[Read more]

Hi Hoghead1,

John 1:1 says: “The Word” was God.

To assume “The Word” (according to you) is Christ
you would have to start with that preconceived idea.

If you instead consider that “The Word” is God’ HolySpirit,
Then Christ doesn’t fit clearly into the narrative until verse 14.
“And “The Word” was made flesh, and dwelt among us” (John 1:14)
And…[Read more]

Hi Hoghead1,

John 1:1 says: “The Word” was God.

To assume “The Word” (according to you) is Christ
you would have to start with that preconceived idea.

If you instead consider that “The Word” is God’ HolySpirit,
Then Christ doesn’t fit clearly into the narrative until verse 14.
“And “The Word” was made flesh, and dwelt among us” (John…[Read more]

Hi Hoghead1,

John 1:1 says: “The Word” was God.

To assume “The Word” (according to you) is Christ
you would have to start with that preconceived idea.

If you instead consider that “The Word” is God’ HolySpirit,
Christ doesn’t fit clearly into the narrative until verse 14.
“And “The Word” was made flesh, and dwelt among us” (John 1:14)
This…[Read more]

Hi Hoghead1,

I’m not aware of “The Bible” saying anywhere in it that Christ is God.
Can you point out exactly where in it you are getting this idea from?

____________
God bless
Ed J

Hi Hoghead1,

I’m not aware of “The Bible” saying anywhere in it that Christ is God.
Can you point out exactly where in it you are getting this from?

____________
God bless
Ed J