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are these not your words. (above)
we both agree Jesus is GOD
but now he is Jesus, sitting next to GOD, separate from GOD, but he will forever be a part of GOD....isn't that right?
the moment he was conceived, he became his own entity. he says that GOD worked through him.
Which is what he wants to do with us, but so many are closed off, trapped by their own understanding so nothing/truth can get in.
remain open minded until the Lord shows you the truth, then you can close that segment of scripture, apply it to your life and move on to the next question you have for him....Isn't that what we do? .......isn't it better to ask him to lead you to him.? not man
we both agree Jesus is GOD
but now he is Jesus, sitting next to GOD, separate from GOD, but he will forever be a part of GOD....isn't that right?
the moment he was conceived, he became his own entity. he says that GOD worked through him.
Which is what he wants to do with us, but so many are closed off, trapped by their own understanding so nothing/truth can get in.
remain open minded until the Lord shows you the truth, then you can close that segment of scripture, apply it to your life and move on to the next question you have for him....Isn't that what we do? .......isn't it better to ask him to lead you to him.? not man
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Jesus is the second most important figure in the Bible, behind GOD then the Spirit.....suppose Lucifer should get a mention as well.
Jesus wasn't mentioned at creation but the spirit was...why was that?
simple logic....because GOD was there, ......and Jesus wasn't born, because Mary hadn't been born to give birth to him
when a man lays with a woman, he gives a piece of himself, the egg gets fertilised, and a son is born.
the same thing happened to Christ, but his father is GOD, so he got a lot more than we do, he is in essence GOD himself
Jesus wasn't mentioned at creation but the spirit was...why was that?
simple logic....because GOD was there, ......and Jesus wasn't born, because Mary hadn't been born to give birth to him
when a man lays with a woman, he gives a piece of himself, the egg gets fertilised, and a son is born.
the same thing happened to Christ, but his father is GOD, so he got a lot more than we do, he is in essence GOD himself
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my brother's and sister's, you should not be getting angry with me,...instead you should try to disprove me, check if what I'm saying is a lie...with the help of GOD, common sense, simple logic, the help of the spirit, facts in the Bible, example of Christ.....
I AM learning so much on these pages...thank you one and all, let's all GROW together in GOD.
I AM learning so much on these pages...thank you one and all, let's all GROW together in GOD.
Note a Gen 1:1 elohiym is plural thus has jesus the father and the holy spirit
אֱלֹהִים ʼĕlôhîym, el-o-heem'; plural of H433; gods in the ordinary sense; but specifically used (in the plural thus, especially with the article) of the supreme God; occasionally applied by way of deference to magistrates; and sometimes as a superlative:—angels, × exceeding, God (gods) (-dess, -ly), × (very) great, judges, × mighty.
אֱלֹהִים ʼĕlôhîym, el-o-heem'; plural of H433; gods in the ordinary sense; but specifically used (in the plural thus, especially with the article) of the supreme God; occasionally applied by way of deference to magistrates; and sometimes as a superlative:—angels, × exceeding, God (gods) (-dess, -ly), × (very) great, judges, × mighty.
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I was not saying you said anything wrong or correcting you but I was only saying it was a plan of God in the beginning.
You are correct and not missing anything.
Next time I will not quote someone but only post so I can avoid confusion and trouble.
My post had nothing to do with you saying anything wrong or correcting you.
You are correct and not missing anything.
Next time I will not quote someone but only post so I can avoid confusion and trouble.
My post had nothing to do with you saying anything wrong or correcting you.
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I wasn't reprimanding you, I was just being blunt not directly at you....course a'lot of people won't accept those simple facts, like I AM trying to create a whole new story line......
People are so quick to post Bible verses as answers, but that doesn't show their understanding of what they are posting
my apologies if it felt personal....
I do agree with you that GOD knew what was going to happen, before anything happens, and what was required after creation.
the truth will unite us in Christ. GODbless
People are so quick to post Bible verses as answers, but that doesn't show their understanding of what they are posting
my apologies if it felt personal....
I do agree with you that GOD knew what was going to happen, before anything happens, and what was required after creation.
the truth will unite us in Christ. GODbless
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Was (ην). Three times in this sentence John uses this imperfect of ειμ to be which conveys no idea of origin for God or for the Logos, simply continuous existence. Quite a different verb (εγενετο, became) appears in verse John 1:14 for the beginning of the Incarnation of the Logos. See the distinction sharply drawn in John 8:58 "before Abraham came (γενεσθα) I am" (ειμ, timeless existence)."
https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/rwp/john-1.html
Was (ην). Three times in this sentence John uses this imperfect of ειμ to be which conveys no idea of origin for God or for the Logos, simply continuous existence. Quite a different verb (εγενετο, became) appears in verse John 1:14 for the beginning of the Incarnation of the Logos. See the distinction sharply drawn in John 8:58 "before Abraham came (γενεσθα) I am" (ειμ, timeless existence)."
https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/rwp/john-1.html