Hi Ed,

Since you do not appreciate the work I put into clarifying my position then what does this mean?

“Do you believe Jesus was born “Christ” ? ”

Does it mean he was born the messiah?

The answer is yes.

Hi

Hi ED,

Did you think Jesus was talking of worldly nations??

1Peter 2.9

But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, A HOLY NATION, a people for God’s own possession.

Hi t,

Jn 1:10 He was in the world, and though the world was made through him, the world did not recognize him.

In his first letter Ch 1 John explains this

He was speaking of the WORD.

This is the Spirit that was God and was with God in the beginning.

It is the Spirit that creates.

Ps 104

It is the Word that had glory with…[Read more]

Hi t,

Jn 1:10 He was in the world, and though the world was made through him, the world did not recognize him.

In his first letter Ch 1 John explains this

He was speaking of the WORD.

This is the Spirit that was God and was with God in the beginning.

It is the Spirit that creates.

Ps 104

It is the Word that had glory with…[Read more]

Hi t,

Jn 1:10 He was in the world, and though the world was made through him, the world did not recognize him.

In his first letter Ch 1 John explains this

He was speaking of the WORD.

This is the Spirit that was god and was with God in the beginning.

It is the Spirit that creates.

Ps 104

It is the Word that had glory with…[Read more]

Hi KW,

Look at the name of this thread you started;

“Jesus came in the flesh and/or changed into flesh”

It shows ignorance by focussing on the man.

The truth is that it is all about the Spirit.

Hi KW,

Because when God uses Jesus Christ in scripture the emphasis is on the Spirit it is vital to use the words correctly.

Those who forget this can imagine a man was different to us and lived in heaven.

Hi KW.

You say

“I do not believe Scripture shows a difference between Jesus and and Jesus Christ.”

Does that give you permission to use Jesus where scripture says the anointed Jesus?

Hi Ed,

There is no such thing as a Christian nation.

A nation loosely based on traditional religion and masonic ritual is as much of the world as any other.

God calls individuals to join his kingdom.

Hi Ed,

There is no such thing as a Christian nation.

A nation who is based on traditional religion and masonic ritual is as much of the world as any other.

God calls individuals.

Hi KW,

You seem to imagine your mind can encompass the ways of God.

Even with the use of Jewish mysticism it must fail.

Hi KW,

If you do not appreciate what difference the anointing made to the man from Nazareth

then you do not believe in the amazing powers of the Spirit.

Hi Ed,

Jesus was born as the designated messiah and those with spiritual eyes recognised him as such.

No he was not born already anointed.

The Holy Spirit came down on him at the Jordan and God testified that he was His son.

Hi Ed,

Jesus was born in the designated messiah and those with spiritual eyes recognised him as such.

No he was not born already anointed.

The Holy Spirit came down on him at the Jordan and God testified that he was His son.

Hi Ed,

In the same vein,

Is the Spirit of Christ not the Spirit of the disciples?

If you do not have the Spirit of Christ you are none of his.

Hi Ed,

Do you men is the Spirit of Christ the spirit that Jesus was born and enlivened with ?

No.

Jesus was conceived as a man of body soul and spirit. 1thess 5.23

A body without a spirit is dead as James tells us. has 2.26

Is the Holy Spirit now the source of life for Jesus?

Yes

He died on Calvary and his human spirit left him and…[Read more]

Hi t,

Phil 2 speaks of Jesus Christ, the Spirit.

Now the lord is the Spirit.

Hi KW,

Yes the soul is saved or the soul is judged.

Sheol awaits the souls of the dead or the mansions of Christ

Yes the new body must clothe the soul. The perishable old body returns to the dust.

The word was made flesh does not refer to the creation of any man.

It just is the fulfilment of the design of God as the tabernacle takes up…[Read more]

Hi Ed,

Your whole work seems to be directed at resurrecting the idea of a demigod we cannot follow.

Repent of tradition and it’s follies.