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That's a fascinating scripture you have shown us, one I have never considered before. What it shows is not what you said though, that the Son needed redemption. Only sinners need redemption. But certainly the Father was God's great helper in overcoming the many temptations and trials that God...

“10 The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. 11 I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep. 12 But he that is an hireling, and not the shepherd, whose own...

So we are told not to love the world, and rightly so. Doesn't mean we aren't too care about it. I have family in the world. I care that they, their friends and mine, and our neighbours are totally confused and lack any understanding about where the world is heading and what they need to...

The world is attached at the hip to Babylon. Babylon means confusion. Babylon itself through the power of entertainment, politics, and false religion, has greatly complicated even the true gospel through deception, obfuscation, and straight out lies. The evidence of that can be seen every...

A lot of great scriptures there, love every one of them. Would like to know what makes you think I'm not born again based on the quote you have above? Do you not think the world is overly complicated and confused?

The difference @David in NJ between you and me isn't much, but my belief cannot harmonious with the traditional Trinitarian concept as you believe it to be. And that difference is in the begotten nature of the Son. The Trinity as in the latter creeds which are accepted almost universally...

True for anyone... very conservative forum, yet liberal in the sense of freedom of speech. A good thing. Nuh, he didn't do that. Yep, he sure did. I think maybe you are a little insecure and looking for faults. True, but some people can be a trifle overly sensitive for many reasons, one...

Yea, but He wasn't a new being, He was the Son of God Who became flesh. The Word is a metaphor, used to signify the work and ministry and character/ nature and original source of that divine being Who took upon Himself human flesh.

There are numerous deceptions, false flags, diversions, and straight out lies. The oldest, the most globally powerful, the most deceptive, the most dangerous, the one organisation that has infiltrated possibly every government on the planet, and every Christian religious organisation and...

Throughout John's gospel and his first 2 letters, John emphasises one thing... the literal ontological relationship between the Father and His Son. That Jesus was and is the only begotten Son of God from eternity and was sent to this world to become human and die, is the gospel, and the...

I take it to mean there is only one God, the Father, and His Only begotten Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, Who by His very nature having come forth from God and thus God begotten, He can be rightly called God. The Father the source of all things, the Son through whom all things come. Those in...

Mmm. You know, ever since I became a Christian nearly 50 years ago, I was taught that unless it is obviously indicated otherwise, scripture should be taken as it reads. I mean, when Jesus said He was a door, or bread, or living water, etc, we understand that's a metaphor and that there was...

There is only one Jesus. His existence as a person doesn't consist of parts... part of Him human, part divine. The Son of God, the one in Whom the fullness of the Godhead dwelt, is all wrapped up in one person, Who chose to live without resorting to His divine power in order to bolster His...

If the above statement was the basis for the development of doctrine in your church, it is not surprising that we are in such a mess with a Roman church that over several centuries dived into deep apostasy and having to use force in order to establish itself. Tradition, rumour, and...

My issue isn't with what God calls His children. My issue is how the Jews reacted to Jesus claim of Sonship, calling it blasphemy. Why would they do that if they didn't recognise that Jesus was claiming His Father as father in the highest sense of the word? Not adopted as we are... not...

In nearly every post now, you are demonstrating your unbelief in scripture. “For as the Father hath life in himself; so hath he given to the Son to have life in himself; ” John 5:26 KJV https://www.unfeignedbible.app/John.5.26 “17 Therefore doth my Father love me, because I lay down my life...

Now that is very revealing. The Jewish rulers also considered themselves sons of God, which is why they reacted so strongly against Christ when He claimed God as His Father, calling it blasphemy. Are you agreeing with them now?

Jesus said unto them...

You keep raising arguments... Jesus is not God because, etc etc etc. Yet you actually deny the very thing that is the greatest evidence of His deity and divinity...His Sonship of God. “42 Jesus said unto them, If God were your Father, ye would love me: for I proceeded forth and came from God...

Mmm. Verse 8. Provided Himself as the Lamb.