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Yep...just like the word "Bible" is not found in the Bible...while the concept is there...

Make your case, then, that the scriptures in question do not refer to the incarnation and the pre-existence of Christ.

Just as the concept of the Bible can be found in the Bible, so can the concepts of the incarnation and the pre-existence of Christ be found in the Bible.

Waiting for your next point.

God (the Father) is the Spirit who dwelt within the flesh of Jesus Christ (John 14:7-11). Jesus often spoke of Himself in the 3rd person.

So, @Christophany, is that the end of the conversation?

Just wanted to mention that you are teaching here what I normally teach. So that, if or when I teach it again, you won't be inclined to take the credit for having taught it to me in the first place.

Yes, God became human (John 1:1, John 1:14).

I know exactly what I am teaching all of the time.

However, if you do not believe that Jesus was the great I AM when He said it in John 8:24 and in John 8:58, there is a possibility that you might die in your sins. That Jesus was conceived of the Holy Ghost is a fact of holy scripture (see Matthew 1:18-20, Luke 1:35). The Holy Ghost became one...

One thing I know about @CharismaticLady is that she genuinely cares about the salvation of souls. Therefore I say to everyone most assuredly that she is no deceiver; even if she is mistaken on a few subjects.

As, in Ephesians 2:8-10, Paul teaches a hybrid theology that tries to combine works and grace. not! Just as Paul does not teach a hybrid theology, I do not teach a hybrid theology. I preach the law as a schoolmaster to lead men to Christ (Romans 3:20, Galatians 3:24, Psalms 19:7 (kjv)). I do...

That sin is not imputed where there is no law does not make it any less sin. Death reigned from Adam to Moses. There was no law to transgress and therefore there was no sin...or was there? The law of God is something that is eternal in the heavens; that it was not given before Moses means...

I do not teach legalism at all. When I preach the law, it is as a schoolmaster to lead men to Christ (Romans 3:20, Galatians 3:24, Psalms 19:7 (kjv)). Only for a season. The end result of my being in Hebrews is that it has strengthened me. After having been tested by the word of the Lord...

What I teach is the Bible. We are taught by the anointing of the Holy Ghost to abide in Christ, 1 John 2:27-28. And no, I am not trying to save myself. That is your straw man concerning my theology. I am also a deep adherent of what is taught by Romans 6:14, Romans 7:4, Galatians 2:19...

I very likely pushed with my legs.

The Father is eternally the Father; He dwells in eternity: and as such, He is there eternally. But also, He descended to become the Son, as I said. Jesus is "the everlasting Father"....Isaiah 9:6.

No, not a mode. I contend that the Father lived one eternal moment and then descended to become the Son: Eph 3:11, According to the eternal purpose which he purposed in Christ Jesus our Lord: As such, the Son is the Father but the Father is not the Son. If the Father is not the Son, then...

I am kjv-superior.

Obviously, if someone gets baptized in Jesus' name, they are absolutely promised the gift of the Holy Ghost and it will change their entire perspective. I didn't stay in the Oneness Pentecostal church long enough to be indoctrinated by them.