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If you're not happy with the idea of Jesus' divine authority in the here and now, eternity is only going to exacerbate the problem.

Inaccurate? Please correct the following inaccuracies, if any. When Jesus drove out the money changers: He was unarmed He acted alone His opponents vastly outnumbered Him, perhaps 100 to 1 His weapon He used to strike the people was the sword of His mouth, not the whip in His hand The guilty...

I shared with you a link to an article quite a few posts back.

Scripture speaks for itself. Jesus had two natures, the human and divine - we cannot elevate the one above the other as many do. Some emphasize His divinity so as to excuse their stubborn refusal to turn from sin, and thus claim, "Jesus had divine advantage over us in His fight to resist...

He sure sounded authoritative when He said, "Unless ye believe that I AM, ye shall die in your sins." I'm pretty sure that "I AM" is the highest rank in the army of God.

Well, the Father was in heaven, the Holy Spirit in between heaven and Earth, and Jesus was in the Jordan. They were not all in heaven, the skies, and the river at the same time, right?

In His humanity, He exercised no authority...in His divinity, His divine authority left the Jerusalem textile industry inundated with moneychangers in need of fresh changes of loin cloth.

Well, SOMETHING struck such fear in their hearts that they would abandon their cash boxes and valuables and flee for their lives from a Man who wasn't carrying an Uzi, or an RPG, or even a sword or spear...just a silly whip of cords. If I took off my belt and began swinging it in the direction...

Somebody's lying about the death rate...could it be the hospitals which have discovered the goose that laid the Golden Covid-19 Subsidy Egg ($14,000 for every positive test and another $39,000 for every ventilator assignment), or the authorities who stand to expose the waste, fraud, and abuse of...

True, but only Jesus was the "God/man" Who exercised His authority as God, but also exercised His free will in choosing to surrender His humanity to the will of the Father.

Many times before the resurrection, He declared His divinity by "Before Abraham was, I AM" and "Unless ye believe that I AM ye shall die in your sins" and "O Father, glorify Thou Me with Thine own self with the glory which I had with Thee before the world was." Even His birth name included "the...

Do you remember those two times He cleansed the temple? One inspired writer said "divinity flashed from His eyes and they ran terror-struck from His presence." His disgust for what they were doing...the severe righteous indignation for their having misrepresented the simple Plan of Salvation...

But doesn't the Bible say the Holy Spirit existed in the OT before Jesus was born? David prayed "...and take not Thy Holy Spirit from me." How can the Holy Spirit be this "ordinal last" when He was revealed beforehand?

I've heard different theories regarding the "immaculate conception" from God harvesting Joseph's sperm, to God manufacturing a sperm cell out of nothing to God not relying on any sperm cell at all. However it was accomplished, God did in fact become man, for He was 100% man and 100% God. He...

Amen, He was "in Christ". My brother and I were discussing yesterday the argument that since a human is deemed "dead" at the loss of all brain function, could it be said that a human doesn't "begin" until brain function commences? We agreed that, from a secular standpoint, the potential for a...

How about putting it like this: God "expressed" Himself in three separate and distinct expressions?

Makes me sick to think they're getting away with all this...but the day is coming when they'll be running for the mountains to fall on them and hide them "from the face of Him that sits on the throne, and from the wrath of the Lamb."

So, God split Himself up when Jesus was baptized? The Father remained above, the Holy Spirit descended while the Son stood in the Jordan?

Well, I think this is a bit off topic from the OP, which I don't mind but it's late. My intention was to show that Jesus is the God of the OT so as to hopefully break down barriers erected by those who wish to limit the Bible's application to God's people along the timeline of the faithful.

Licentious Scriptural Delusion or somethihng...can't remember what it was, but I know it was kinda funny