Jesus Christ is an eternal Spirit, one with the Father.
That goes against Scripture, which says he was a man.
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Jesus Christ is an eternal Spirit, one with the Father.
I find that people get side-tracked from the dualism that expresses the Godhead. Either people go too far one way or the other. A proper balance is never considered. The Father and the Son are One Spirit.
1 Corinthians 11:3
The Voice
3 But it is important that you understand this about headship: the Anointed One is the head of every man, the husband is the head of his wife, and God is the head of the Anointed.
NOTE: It is not the Father, but God in his unitarian nature that is head of the Anointed.
Regarding 'before the creation of all things he existed' Jesus was the firstborn of all creation - and begotten, which means created.
He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation. Colossians 1:15
From Definition of BEGET. Definition of beget
transitive verb
1 : to procreate as the father
2. to produce especially as an effect or outgrowth
Powerful accusations from one who doesn't even know what the book was called. they used the Tanach (not tanaka) yes to prove Jesus was Messiah!
I use verses like this to show Jesus is equally god(divine) with His Father:
John 1:1
King James Version
1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
jesus said that He is equal to His father in nature
The mystery involves the plural "Elohim" which means a divine double (God) The plural masculine "im" means "twofold" in the Bible.
JW are part of the Righteous Gentiles.
They follow the laws in the Bible by conscience, through Christ indirectly.
There are the JW who received Jesus and became awake and conscious of the difference who are working to change things from the inside by consensus.
They are more like a political party that has rules inhouse that all members follow.
They do not follow the "Trinity" teaching but reject it. The JW I interacted with had no issue with John 10:29-30 and the Scripture naming the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
They just reject the dogmatic confusion over the Trinity that they confirm is not stated that way in the Bible.
(The JW have their own dialect for Jesus/Holy Spirit that is equally confusing and wrong to others. But as long as they stay consistent, we can still translate and communicate.)
They remind me of Mormons, Muslims and others who are gentiles under natural laws.
Some receive Jesus, some do not.
Some convert to Christian, some do not.
It depends on the person.
Irrelevant even if true. It does not matter that another boss was better than your boss because you still owe fidelity to your boss.
Your whole line of thinking is out of whack with authority and hierarchy. It’s not about comparing one lord to another but recognizing they are all inferior to The LORD God almighty.
Trinitarians continue to deny that it was the Only Begotten Son of God who came to the world of mankind. You will find nowhere in the scriptures written down anywhere where it says you must believe that God came to this world as a human. The scriptures continue to teach that God sent his Only Begotten Son to mankind to save mankind, the scriptures have never denied this. This is what JW believe.
If Jesus had been resurrected with the same exact body which he sacrificed and then taken that exact same body to heaven it would mean no resurrection for anybody. Why? Because that would mean that Jesus would have taken that human body that he sacrificed off God's alter.
The scriptures clearly teach that when resurrected Jesus was given immortality and he inherited incorruption. These are things Jesus didn't have before he sacrificed himself. So the scriptures show that Jesus wasn't resurrected with the same body because Jesus wasn't immortal or incorruptible before he died
Petty. (Autocorrect mistake on my phone sir.) Please forgive me.
Again, this thread is about Acts. John 1:1 does not even have Jesus in it.
There are no verses in Scripture show Jesus is equally god(divine) with His Father. Pure trinitarian fiction.
Jesus said God was greater than him. What does that prove?
Jesus did not say this at all. Scripture says God is Spirit that no one has seen and Jesus was a man who many have seen.
And all the other bosses who think they are bosses will be forced to bow their knee and admit Jesus is the only boss. so it is very relavent. All the other spiritual bosses are simply demons in disguise.
Before telling me what I think which is the sin of presumption- you should ask me if I believe that- for I know Jesus is Lord over all.
Jesus is the only begotten Son of God
Sorry but this thread is about Jesus