Not long ago, there were a number of posters on here that were lowering Jesus' deity, below the Father.
I think some were Jewish who thought they had accepted Jesus as the Messiah, but actually made Him somehow a lesser God than the Father.
Anyway, I wanted to address when Jesus says the Father is 'greater than I'
After saying this, later on He ascends to be with the Father. Their position is now equal. And their power, and their omnipresence etc..
So.. what was happening when Jesus said the Father is greater?
He was talking about position, not a superior being.
If I say the King of England is greater than me, he isn't a superior being. We are both equally human. But he had a greater position as king.
I think some were Jewish who thought they had accepted Jesus as the Messiah, but actually made Him somehow a lesser God than the Father.
Anyway, I wanted to address when Jesus says the Father is 'greater than I'
After saying this, later on He ascends to be with the Father. Their position is now equal. And their power, and their omnipresence etc..
So.. what was happening when Jesus said the Father is greater?
He was talking about position, not a superior being.
If I say the King of England is greater than me, he isn't a superior being. We are both equally human. But he had a greater position as king.
- 5
- Show all