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Jesus calls your error, read again what he says: John 20:17 King James Version (KJV) 17 Jesus saith unto her, Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father: but go to my brethren, and say unto them, I ascend unto my Father, and your Father; and to my God, and your God. Please respond to...

Please reply to John 20:17, especially bolded. John 20:17 King James Version (KJV) 17 Jesus saith unto her, Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father: but go to my brethren, and say unto them, I ascend unto my Father, and your Father; and to my God, and your God.

I believe the bible does say "physical". Adam and Eve were made from the dust of the earth, and God breathed into them the breath of life and they became living souls. Living, breathing, "physical" souls. Then God placed Adam and Eve, with their "physical" bodies into the garden, and they...

That is pure opinion with a scripture to back up your opinion. I have my opinion with scriptures that back up my opinion. So again we will have to agree to disagree. Thanks.

You need to find a woman that will love you back. Pray to the Lord to help you. I know tens of people that have gone to the Lord and finally got a mate. Fast and pray is better.

I do already know this. Jesus died and his natural body was laid in the tomb. When he was resurrected 3 days later, the tomb was opened and what did they find there? The tomb was empty. What happened to Jesus's natural body. It was changed into a spiritual body, right? But this spiritual...

No, just because you say so, does not mean it is so. I have learned from the scriptures that Mary is the "mother" of the Son of God. Notice, she is not the "mother" of God. You will need to show me a scripture that supports you idea that she is simply the "birth mother" and is not the...

What you described is an immaterial "no form".

101G says: What does, "let US" make man mean in Genesis 1:26? What does, "the man has become as one of US" mean in Genesis 3:22? What does, "let US go down.." mean in Genesis 11:7? Cannot get aroung these scriptures. YIKES:eek:

This is resurrection 101, it is certainly not a graduate course in resurrection. So the natural body is flesh and bone and blood. The resurrected body is flesh and bone and eternal spirit, that infuses eternal life into the resurrected body. Jesus has such a body, he taught us very well from...

There are referenced in the bible that Jesus is the "right hand" of God. Meaning metaphorically that Jesus is God's strong support. Not that Jesus is God's literal right hand. So in some scriptures you can see that "right hand" is used metaphorically. In the case of Matthew 26:64 it is not...

So much for unity.

I agree totally. Thank you.

"The Intrinsic spatial" just means the space that is occupied by ones self. But according to you, God occupies all space. The problem is that all space is also occupied by something else. Therefore God does not have "Intrinsic Spatial". For instance God is occupying the space that I occupy...

So is there one part of God that is spirit, and another part that is flesh and bone? If Jesus the Last, took on the form of Jesus the First, then someone is not adding 2 + 2 and getting 4. Jesus the First is spirit, and if Jesus the Last is in the form of Jesus the First, then Jesus the Last...

The "church" is the body of Christ, the people make up the "church". But the "church" from the beginning had an organization started by Jesus himself. 1 Corinthians 12:28 King James Version (KJV) 28 And God hath set some in the church, first apostles, secondarily prophets, thirdly teachers...

You say that Mary was not the mother of Jesus, but the bible says that she is several places. 2 of them are: Matthew 1:18 and Matthew 2:11. I ask this in all sincerity: Do you not think Jesus has a mother so you can believe Hebrews 7:3 is about Jesus?

Was it the Holy Spirit that conceived? OR was it the power of the Highest (God the Father)? See Luke 1:35. Tell me why the power of the Highest overshadowed Mary?

The point is that the word or title "Elohim" is the word Moses decided was the correct word to use. Otherwise he would chosen a singular word for God. The Hebrews being total "one God" people, have tried for 2000 years with the "majesty context" and the "singular verbal predicate", to correct...

First of all, I believe that God the Father and Jesus are one, only in that they are one in purpose and unity. But they are not one physically. I do not believe they are the same person. Your reference to Phillipians 2:6 does not prove they are the same person either. It just proves that...