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I think we are seeing a pattern of dodging?I asked you to show me exactly what I said in my OP that is in error.
Evidently you cannot find any errors because you refuse to even attempt to do it.
I think we are seeing a pattern of dodging?I asked you to show me exactly what I said in my OP that is in error.
Evidently you cannot find any errors because you refuse to even attempt to do it.
Yes... that is scriptural
Then you must believe in multiple Gods? Isn't Jesus the "mighty God and everlasting Father"? Doesn't God the Father also call the son "God" ?Heb.18
There is only one God
Why don't you tell me exactly what I said in my OP that is in error?
Then you do believe in multiple Gods? Are you also a 'god'? Jesus was also referred to as mighty God and everlasting Father. Do you also assume those titles?I see Christ as a god, not God. There is only one YHWH.
It seems like you change the words of scripture to suit your beliefs...rather than change your beliefs to suit what God says.Christ is the FIRST creation
Your words:
There can be no doubt that since there can only be ONE "Alpha and Omega" then the Lord Jesus is the Almighty God, Jehovah.
Very questionable.
Christ is the FIRST creation. God created all through him, even time. That would mean that both the Father and the Son can be considered as "Alpha and Omega"
The Lord Jesus said that God is His Father and the Jews understood that He was claiming to be God:
"But Jesus answered them, My Father worketh hitherto, and I work. Therefore the Jews sought the more to kill him, because he not only had broken the sabbath, but said also that God was his Father, making himself equal with God" (Jn.5:17-18).
If this was just a misunderstanding then surely the Lord Jesus would have denied that He was making Himself equal to God.
In fact, in the same discourse He claimed to be able to raise the dead (v.21) and said that the Father had committed all judgment to Him (v.22). He also said this:
"That all men should honour the Son, even as they honour the Father. He that honoureth not the Son honoureth not the Father which hath sent him" (v.23).
Do you really think that the Lord Jesus would say that men should honor Him as they honor the Father if He wasn't God?
being equal with God does not mean that such a one is God.
It was the man Jesus who was equal with God when God had united Himself with His son.
For the reason that you do not recognize the Father was united with His son after His baptism by John, you therefore do not believe truly.
You try to say Jesus is His own Father,
or that there is more than one God of creation,
and that God became a man, instead of knowing that the man was fashioned not only at birth but in His growing by the living Word of God.
You have been called to know Gods son who is a man Jesus by which you can get to know our Heavenly Father.
but you want a short cut.
LA
A few weeks ago, in another thread, I said that you didn't believe that Jesus was GOD.
You replied and covered up the fact.
Thank you for letting all of us know now, what you truly believe.
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being equal with God does not mean that such a one is God.
It was the man Jesus who was equal with God when God had united Himself with His son.
being equal with God does not mean that such a one is God.
Your words:Christ is the FIRST creation. God created all through him, even time. That would mean that both the Father and the Son can be considered as "Alpha and Omega"
It seems like you change the words of scripture to suit your beliefs...rather than change your beliefs to suit what God says.
How can the Lord Jesus be a created being since "by him were all things created":
"For by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him" (Col.1:16).
If you are right then we must somehow be able to trick our minds into believing that the Lord Jesus created Himself!
You still avoid the questions.
(Yes, Jesus the "second man" was physically dead)
Then for years you have misrepresented scripture. You reject Heb.1:3 telling us that Jesus is not the exact image of God, calling Jesus a created being.Jerry for four years I have been posting the answer to you question.
Heb 1:3 tells you God created his exact image, a spirit like himself.
Spirit son? Why not use the same language scripture uses instead of inventing names. Jesus has many titles and names in scripture...use one of those.This spirit son is firstborn of all creatures, his first creation.
Then for years you have misrepresented scripture. You reject Heb.1:3 telling us that Jesus is not the exact image of God, calling Jesus a created being.Jerry for four years I have been posting the answer to you question.
Heb 1:3 tells you God created his exact image, a spirit like himself.
Spirit son? Why not use the same language scripture uses instead of inventing names. Jesus has many titles and names in scripture...use one of those.This spirit son is firstborn of all creatures, his first creation.
This spirit son is firstborn of all creatures, his first creation.
Then for years you have misrepresented scripture. You reject Heb.1:3 telling us that Jesus is not the exact image of God, calling Jesus a created being.
Spirit son? Why not use the same language scripture uses instead of inventing names. Jesus has many titles and names in scripture...use one of those.
Scripture does not say Jesus is the first creation. He is the firstborn of creation. Notice in scripture that 'firstborn' is a title, and does not mean the person is even the first born person in a family.
When we examine the context where the word "firstborn" is used in regard to the Lord Jesus we can see that it has nothing to do with Him being created:
"Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature: For by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him: And he is before all things, and by him all things consist. And he is the head of the body, the church: who is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead; that in all things he might have the preeminence" (Col.1:15-18).
Since you say that He was created then when do you say that it happened?