It seems you do not understand the question because it is your belief too that leads to that question. Because you say he became the Christ when he received the Holy Spirit at the Jordan. So what about others then that receive the same Spirit? The point being, there is more to him being the Christ than you teach. This is the point I have been driving at for a while now because Jordan was thirty or so years later, but he was the Christ in the City if David. See that?

You say an ordinary man received the Holy Spirit became Christ. What about all the other ordinary men that receive the Spirit? Why aren’t they the Christ according to your teaching?