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Christ's Spirit was in control of the Baby. It doesn't mean the body itself was Devine yet. JESUS IS ALWAYS GOD. I'm talking about the human body. The physical brain is a playback device. Jesus is using His Spirit to think.

Christ's Spirit is free to be in the Holy Trinity at the Birth of Jesus. It's the body I'm talking about.

Is there a reason Jesus couldn't have become immortal at Baptism? Did He stop aging after Baptism? Baptism was foretold in the Old Testament. It is monumental. It was a key event that needs its own Holiday.

I think Christ had to become Man with His own Spirit. That makes a Man worthy of the ultimate sacrifice. It wasn't necessary for the physical body that Christ's Spirit was in to be particularly special at birth. The Baptism made it ready for what He was here to do. Angels came to strengthen...

Pretty sure God is a Spirit. A God Spirit in a man is complicated. The Baptism was not for show.

I don't think you saw what was right underneath that post: Or the opposite? Was Christ's Spirit always entangled with the Holy Spirit, but Baptism entangled the Holy Spirit to the physical human body of Jesus? This is completely inline with whatever you believe. Are you going to cry about the...

Yeah, shoot the guy that wants to make a bigger deal about Jesus's Baptism.

Or the opposite? Was Christ's Spirit always entangled with the Holy Spirit, but Baptism entangled the Holy Spirit to the physical human body of Jesus?

Could The Holy Spirit have been with Jesus before Baptism, but not entangled with Christ's Spirit until the event?

Philippians 2:7 But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men: 8 And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. Did Jesus use The Father and Holy Spirit to...

Maybe it wasn't a good idea to have the full power of the Holy Trinity in a child. Maybe a human child can't handle that, even if it is Jesus. These flesh bags are limiting.

Or course God could have made the connection to the Holy Spirit at birth, but the date of the Baptism was on purpose.

Christ is The Father's representation. I don't see a reason for them to be distinct as far as their Spirit goes. The Holy Spirit can be seen as distinct from Them. I think it is a difference in dimensions. God the Father is in higher dimensions while still connected to the same Spirit as Christ...

No one is considering what it means for God to become man. We are arguing about 30 years. Of course the Holy Trinity is in full force today. Jesus rejoined with Baptism ..otherwise He could have just shown up here without being born a human.

Most people don't give it a second thought. Jesus the Man as God becomes the full Holy Trinity. His ministry began. He could have been crucified from any point afterwards to save us from our sins.

Not sure why you are fighting to downplay Jesus's Baptism.

Why? Because then we have a reason for human bones before Adam.

I think it is hinting there was some kind of prototype of creation in God's mind.

Jesus had a specific date to receive the Holy Spirit ..through Baptism.

The Spirit of Christ is different than the Holy Spirit. Mary can have the Holy Spirit, but Jesus still needs Baptized ..just like new babies today. Jesus's Baptism should be a Holiday as big as Christmas. We've been looking at it as a side-show when it was monumental to Jesus's mission.