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That is right, God's works are not God.

It is not a contradiction, when you read what is intended. You remind me of the person who declares that the Bibles says, there is no God. Can you literally quote, "there is no God" from the Bible? Yes, you can. Here are several examples: Deuteronomy 32:39 See now that I, even I, am...

Did you read all of what I posted. No, obviously, you did not. To sum up: I explained myself quite thoroughly.. I cannot see God with my physical eyes, but I can see His works in and around my life with my physical eyes. God, being spirit, is invisible to the physical eyes, but His works...

I explained myself quite thoroughly.. I cannot see God with my physical eyes, but I can see His works in and around my life with my physical eyes. God, being spirit, is invisible to the physical eyes, but His works are not invisible. Since I can see His works. I am seeing God's handiwork

Yes, I can see God by the works that He does. I can see God by the written word that He authored to instruct and inform and teach us and guide us. I can see God by the works that Jesus Christ did, that same Jesus Christ who always did the will of the Father. As Jesus said, as recorded in...

Form John 3 we learn what Nic was supposed to know, for Jesus Christ told him. 3 Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. 5 Jesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born of water...

Have you "seen" God? No? Why not? Are you not pure in heart? I have seen God's actions in my life. I can see God via his actions, His word, His promises becoming real in my life. God is spirit. John 4:24 Spirit is not visible to the physical eye, not to the five senses in any way, shape...

Jesus, as the son of God, the son of the Father, is clearly neither God, nor the Father. He is the son of God who refers to himself as Father. One essential part of the definition of the trinity is the three. God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. Jesus is referred to as the...

John 1:18 No man hath seen God at any time, the only begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father, he hath declared him. By the way, since people saw Jesus, it is conclusive that Jesus is not God. 1 John 4:12 No man hath seen God at any time. If we love one another, God dwelleth in...

Well, there seems to be a bit of a misunderstanding here. I am glad we seem to be basically on the same thought here.

Why dont you humor me then? Can you explain why?

That does not answer my question

Logic is one part of the meaning, but logic that is not communicated is not applicable to someone who wants to learn. It is logic in the sense that logos does not emphasize the words used but the message behind the words. There are usually more than one way to communicate a particular...

logos in its most basic use means message. Granted there may be nuances and ways that it is used figuratively, but message is the basic meaning. Much like the word, giraffe, there is one basic meaning. Deviations from the meaning risk distorting clear communication

Why don't you simply answer my question?

That is right. Why change what God has given by revelation?

So you trust Chat GPT instead of tried and true sources? Well, that may be your point of view. However, since God is the author of His Word. I do not diminish the richness of what that word means

Are you suggesting that Jesus Christ was wrong to call him out?

"Christ hater?" Why "was" past tense? If that is an accurate translation, then the word had been God but is no longer God, thus the word is something else after it ceased to be God. What is the word now? Logos means message or communication or saying. The message was God Why pollute...

Because Nic should have known