You seem to think that He emptied Himself of His divine essence in order to become flesh. Do you think that?

I think he emptied himself of his former position, place, and power to be born as an innocent baby and grow up learning as he goes as we all do. For sure he learned obedience through this experience, he learned to relate to us in our…[Read more]

You seem to think that He emptied Himself of His divine essence in order to become flesh. Do you think that?

I think he emptied himself of his former position, place, and power to be born as an innocent baby and grow up learning as he goes as we all do. For sure he learned obedience through this experience, he learned to relate to us in our…[Read more]

You seem to think that He emptied Himself of His divine essence in order to become flesh. Do you think that?

I think he emptied himself of his former position, place, and power to be born as an innocent baby and grow up learning as he goes as we all do. For sure he learned obedience through this experience, he learned to relate to us in our…[Read more]

You seem to think that He emptied Himself of His divine essence in order to become flesh. Do you think that?

I think he emptied himself of his former position, place, and power to be born as an innocent baby and grow up learning as he goes as we all do. For sure he learned obedience through this experience, he learned to relate to us in our…[Read more]

Trump for 8 years -Kim Clement 2007 Prophetic word

Thanks Ed. Gold.

Thanks Ed.

Gal 4:4,5   but when the fulness of the time was come, God sent forth his Son, made of a woman, made under the law, To redeem them that were under the law, that we might receive the adoption of sons.

This verse makes me think of Jesus being held in reserve until the time appointed by God to call the whole world to himself which is much different…

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Gal 4:4,5   but when the fulness of the time was come, God sent forth his Son, made of a woman, made under the law, To redeem them that were under the law, that we might receive the adoption of sons.

This verse makes me think of Jesus being held in reserve until the time appointed by God to call the whole world to himself which is much different…

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If Jesus was the Logos ever by God’s side through eternity,then was he the one who gave the Mosaic law?” for the law came by Moses,but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ”,Jesus in St John says to the Jews “is it not written in your law”. Should he not say my law or at least our law? The way St John and Paul contrast the law and Jesus I have a ha…

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Also not long after that at age 17,I read a book called “Jesus in Exodus” written by a former Jew who had converted to Christianity in which he explained how it was really Jesus on Mt Sinai who had given the law and of course all the types and shadows of Christ etc. It made sense but it didn’t.

Personally I think there is a good chance that Jesus…[Read more]

God is not a man but he became one to redeem us …etc.

But scripture says that God sent his son into the world. He sent his son to save us so we could become sons.

He didn’t become one of us so we could become God.

Personally, I think the Koran mimicked and lifted much from the Bible so as to sound and look like the scriptures. Also, it is easier to plagiarize than come up with original content. but copying or mimicking is an important way to deceive. We are told that Satan poses as an angel of light for example.

And it is in this copying that certain…[Read more]

You seem to be confused. Jesus is the firstborn of many brethren from death.

Dear friends, now we are children of God, and what we will be has not yet been made known. But we know that when Christ appears, we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is.

The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. 16For in Him…[Read more]

LU, ‘The Father begat Jesus who always existed’!!!

I know. Ridiculous for a number of reasons.

It is an oxymoron;
It is a denial of the very definition of ‘begat’;
It is a denial of sonship and fatherhood;
No such concept or language exists in scripture. It is more the realm of Greek philosophy;
It is like saying: “the cold hot” or “th…

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Your son is not you. Your brother’s son is not your brother. Nor is God’s son, God.

Son of God is all you need to say to understand that Jesus is not God. It really is as simple as it comes across. It was never meant to be complicated. Was never meant to be Greek philosophy. Just simplicity in Christ. The term ‘son of God’ means what it says. It…[Read more]

Your son is not you. Your brother’s son is not your brother, and nor is God’s son, God.

Son of God is all you need to say to understand that Jesus is not God. It really is as simple as it comes across. It was never meant to be complicated. Was never meant to be Greek philosophy. Just simplicity in Christ. The term ‘son of God’ means what it says.…[Read more]

Your son is not you. Your brother’s son is not your brother, and nor is God’s son, God.

Son of God is all you need to say to understand that Jesus is not God. It really is as simple as it comes across. It was never meant to be complicated. Was never meant to be Greek philosophy. Just simplicity in Christ.

Yes. Obviously if scripture is translated correctly and we believe that scripture is inspired, then we accept it. The question is then not one of doubt, but one of what kind of teaching was he giving. Further, parables are a form of teaching. How could they not be. In fact I think parables are great. They may not be direct, but people find stories…[Read more]