Are you suggesting Jesus’ spirit somehow fathered himself

EdJ

the dilemma IS your logic…you can’t make sense of it because, God is bigger than logic..

if you are born of the Spirit you will see – truth is not dependent on intellectual understanding.. reasoning only becomes a hindrance – as you yourself are proving..

it is revealed by God’s…

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Are you suggesting Jesus’ spirit somehow fathered himself

EdJ

the dilemma IS your logic…you can’t make sense of it because, God is bigger than logic..

if you are born of the Spirit you will see – truth is not dependent on intellectual understanding.. reasoning only becomes a hindrance – as you yourself are proving..

it is revealed by God’s…

[Read more]

Are you suggesting Jesus’ spirit somehow fathered himself

EdJ

the dilemma IS your logic…you can’t make sense of it because, God is bigger than logic..

if you are born of the Spirit you will see – truth is not dependent on intellectual understanding.. reasoning only becomes a hindrance – as you yourself are proving..

it is revealed…

[Read more]

DavidL,

The only one that translated God’s words is the serpent and Eve would have been wise to test the spirit of what he taught.

Hi Kerwin,

By your logic I would suggest that Eve also translated God’s words.
God said…
“thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die” (Gen 2:17)
and Eve s…[Read more]

DavidL,

The only one that translated God’s words is the serpent and Eve would have been wise to test the spirit of what he taught.

Hi Kerwin,

By your logic I would that suggest that Eve too translated God’s words.
God said…
“thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die” (Gen 2:17)
and Eve s…[Read more]

DavidL,

The only one that translated God’s words is the serpent and Eve would have been wise to test the spirit of what he taught.

Hi Kerwin,

By your logic I would that suggest that Eve too translated God’s words.
God said…
“thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die” (Gen 2:17)
and Eve s…[Read more]

DavidL,

The only one that translated God’s words is the serpent and Eve would have been wise to test the spirit of what he taught.

Hi Kerwin,

By your logic I would that suggest that Eve too translated God’s words.
God said…
“thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die” (Gen 2:17)
and Eve s…[Read more]

DavidL,

The only one that translated God’s words is the serpent and Eve would have been wise to test the spirit of what he taught.

Hi Kerwin,

By your logic I would that suggest that Eve too translated God’s words…
“thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die” (Gen 2:17)
and Eve said…
“God h…[Read more]

DavidL,

The only one that translated God’s words is the serpent and Eve would have been wise to test the spirit of what he taught.

Hi Kerwin,

By your logic I would that suggest Eve too translated God’s words…
“thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die” (Gen 2:17)
and Eve said…
“God hath s…[Read more]

Hi Kerwin,

By your logic I would that suggest Eve too translated God’s words…
“thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die” (Gen 2:17)
and Eve said…
“God hath said, Ye shall not eat of it, neither shall ye touch it, lest ye die.” (Gen 3:3)

It would seem that the spirit of Christ was working in…[Read more]

Jesus is God – doesn’t make sense until you’re born again… then you SEE that it is true.

David L,

The Bible says that YHVH is Jesus’ father and that Jesus is the Son of God.
Are you suggesting Jesus’ spirit somehow fathered himself …if not why not? … ( Jesus birthing himself ??? )
Please explain (makes sense) of your logic in regards…[Read more]

Jesus is God – doesn’t make sense until you’re born again… then you SEE that it is true.

David L,

The Bible says that YHVH is Jesus’ father and that Jesus is the Son of God.
Are you suggesting Jesus’ spirit somehow fathered himself …if not why not?
Please explain (makes sense) of your logic in regards to this obvious dilemma…[Read more]

Jesus is God – doesn’t make sense until you’re born again… then you SEE that it is true.

David L,

The Bible says that YHVH is Jesus’ father and that Jesus is the Son of God.
Are you suggesting Jesus’ spirit somehow fathered himself …if not why not?
Please makes sense of your logic in regards to solving this obvious dilemma…[Read more]

Hi EdJ

You’re jumping in on my discussion with bd, but if this analysis is important to you then I’d say the mouth is the Father, His breath is the Spirit, and Christ the spoken Word… three Persons – one God.

Thus in Psalm 33:6 we have the three manifestations of God – Word, LORD and Breath..

Just my own speculation on defining…

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Hi EdJ

You’re jumping in on my discussion with bd, but if this analysis is important to you then I’d say the mouth is the Father, His breath is the Spirit, and Christ the spoken Word… three Persons – one God.

Thus in Psalm 33:6 we have the three manifestations of God – Word, LORD and Breath..

Just my own speculation on defining…

[Read more]

Hi EdJ

You’re jumping in on my discussion with bd, but if this analysis is important to you then I’d say the mouth is the Father, His breath is the Spirit, and Christ the spoken Word… three Persons – one God.

Thus in Psalm 33:6 we have the three manifestations of God – Word, LORD and Breath..

Just my own speculation on defining…

[Read more]

Hi EdJ

You’re jumping in on my discussion with bd, but if this analysis is important to you then I’d say the mouth is the Father, His breath is the Spirit, and Christ the spoken Word… three Persons – one God.

Thus in Psalm 33:6 we have the three manifestations of God – Word, LORD and Breath..

Just my own speculation on defining…

[Read more]

Hi EdJ

You’re jumping in on my discussion with bd, but if this analysis is important to you then I’d say the mouth is the Father, His breath is the Spirit, and Christ the spoken Word… three Persons – one God.

Thus in Psalm 33:6 we have the three manifestations of God – Word, LORD and Breath..

Just my own speculation on defining…

[Read more]

Hi EdJ

You’re jumping in on my discussion with bd, but if this analysis is important to you then I’d say the mouth is the Father, His breath is the Spirit, and Christ the spoken Word… three Persons – one God.

Thus in Psalm 33:6 we have the three manifestations of God – Word, LORD and Breath..

Just my own speculation on defining…

[Read more]

Hi EdJ

You’re jumping in on my discussion with bd, but if this analysis is important to you then I’d say the mouth is the Father, His breath is the Spirit, and Christ the spoken Word… three Persons – one God.

Thus in Psalm 33:6 we have the three manifestations of God – Word, LORD and Breath..

Just my own speculation on defining…

[Read more]