Oneness or trinity, Is Jesus God or man?

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kaylagrl said:
Never said there was more than one God. I'd appreciate if you read what I'm saying instead of just spewing your talking points.



The form:
Heb 2:16 For verily he took not on him the nature of angels; but he took on him the seed of Abraham.

the importance in the flesh...
Heb 2:9 But we see Jesus, who was made a little lower than the angels for the suffering of death, crowned with glory and honour; that he by the grace of God should taste death for every man.



Never said He wasn't a man. Both your points are moot. I didn't disagree with either.
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Can you say/proved..Jesus is one true God?
 
kaylagrl said:
Already have, as have others. Go back and read the verses.
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I remembered...you and the others only stated their interpretation...not direct quote that Jesus is God or even the apostles/ letters..directly quoting Jesus is god...Wherein...where God is mentioned in the scriptures..they clearly addressing the Father...
 
watcher2013 said:
I remembered...you and the others only stated their interpretation...not direct quote that Jesus is God or even the apostles/ letters..directly quoting Jesus is god...Wherein...where God is mentioned in the scriptures..they clearly addressing the Father...
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No, that is a lie. I gave direct Scripture. So have others. You're outright lying.
 
watcher2013 said:
Just reading what it said....it is my soul at stake..if my soul go to lake of fire...i cannot blame 20 pastors and 100 evangelists...that brought me there...i will blame myself for not hearing by reading it from the apostles themselves and Jesus.
When Jesus said the Father is the one true God...i believed him.he is the one who has seen God...His wholeness.
If Jesus said He is the Son of God..i believed him...
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Do you believe Jesus was God? (Emmanuel= God with us)
 
Whispered said:
That's quite a bold accusation considering whomever you are referring to are still able to access our community. If they were that, don't you think they'd be stopped?
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Nope.
I don't know what else to call a man who's message is that Jesus is not God.
Sounds like a denial of Christ to me.
 
Whispered said:
There are Denominations that teach that very thing. Perhaps rather than accuse they are satan, why not consider they may be a member of the JW's, or Anabaptist congregation, to name just two.
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I didn't even know that anabaptists deny the deity of Christ.
Never the less if you attempt to get other to deny the deity of the Lord whether JW, Ana baptist, Muslim, buddhist, Jewish, or what ever stripe of denier of Christ, you are attempting to spread the message of satan, which is to deny Christ.
 
Locoponydirtman said:
I didn't even know that anabaptists deny the deity of Christ.
Never the less if you attempt to get other to deny the deity of the Lord whether JW, Ana baptist, Muslim, buddhist, Jewish, or what ever stripe of denier of Christ, you are attempting to spread the message of satan, which is to deny Christ.
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"...Others, such as Haetzer and Denck, doubted the doctrine of the Trinity and the divinity of Christ.[36] Most Anabaptists emphasized the necessity of good works, and deemed it possible to keep the law and to reach perfection.[37] The Schleitheim Confession of 1526 could be considered a workable outline of Anabaptist theology. The two most prominent theological ideas of Anabaptism are 1) a reinstitution of a pure church of regenerated believers, and 2) the baptism of believers alone. These are the fundamental articles of the Anabaptist creed.[38]

As a general rule, the Anabaptists “rejected the idea of an invisible church, viewing the church as a voluntary association of regenerated saints.” "
The Rise of the Radical Anabaptists - by Dr. C. Matthew McMahon
The Magisterial Reformation - Post Tenebras Lux - Out of Darkness Light
 
Whispered said:
"...Others, such as Haetzer and Denck, doubted the doctrine of the Trinity and the divinity of Christ.[36] Most Anabaptists emphasized the necessity of good works, and deemed it possible to keep the law and to reach perfection.[37] The Schleitheim Confession of 1526 could be considered a workable outline of Anabaptist theology. The two most prominent theological ideas of Anabaptism are 1) a reinstitution of a pure church of regenerated believers, and 2) the baptism of believers alone. These are the fundamental articles of the Anabaptist creed.[38]

As a general rule, the Anabaptists “rejected the idea of an invisible church, viewing the church as a voluntary association of regenerated saints.” "
The Rise of the Radical Anabaptists - by Dr. C. Matthew McMahon
The Magisterial Reformation - Post Tenebras Lux - Out of Darkness Light
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. It doesn't matter how good a person or body of persons are if they deny Christ.
 
I'll not get drawn into a debate about justification by works. The Bible is clear.
 
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