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- February 26, 2005 at 12:19 am#5505
roberts
ParticipantThe word begotten means “unique” one. The nature (essence) of God was begotten (unique).
February 25, 2005 at 11:14 pm#5497ParticipantPlease pray for me as I study the Greek meanings of words. The word “firstborn” refers not to the first one created or born. In Biblical times the position of firstborn was given to the one who has preeminence or the right to rule as an heir has the right to rule over his predecessors estate. Isaac, who was Abraham's son of promise, or “firstborn”, but having been born after Ishmail, not literally his first son born.
February 25, 2005 at 10:40 pm#16428ParticipantThank you for this forum and your time. The last posted message given is dated June 4, 2002. Why?
January 26, 2005 at 10:39 pm#16123ParticipantDear Ambassador of Christ,
In regards to your post on May 18, 2002. Good Work! May I quote you?
Dear Admins posted June 3, 2002,
Why do you say we are gods? There is only one God, the creator.January 26, 2005 at 9:19 pm#16120ParticipantThe question was asked: How can the Word be God and be with God at the same time? God is not limited to one place and time. That is like asking how the Holy Spirit can be with you and me at the same time. The word omnipresence is used to say that God can be everwhere at the same time. The word trinity is used to describe the ways God relates to man. A man can be a business man and a daddy at the same time, but cannot be with his son and at the office at the same time because he is limited as a human. God is not limited. Our mind and soul may be encased in our body. Let us not box God in! Our minds could never fully comprehend all that God can do to reach out and walk in our shoes. All things are possible with God.
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