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So you would fall into the category of believing Jesus was physical prior to coming to earth. Thanks for your input sir.

What is the solution maam?

Yes maam, in fact prophesied: (Micah 5:2) . . .you, O Bethʹle·hem Ephʹra·thah, The one too little to be among the thousands of Judah, From you will come out for me the one to be ruler in Israel, Whose origin is from ancient times, from the days of long ago. Interestingly most people think Jesus...

To avoid any confusion sir, Jesus did not become a man, until after his birth as a human. Your wording seems to indicate differently. I will further expound that he returned to heaven the same way he left, as a spirit being as all those who reside in heaven are.

Interesting Gerhard, it looked extremely simple to me, I guess Jesus was absolutely correct when he made this statement: (Matthew 13:11) . . .“To you it is granted to understand the sacred secrets of the Kingdom of the heavens, but to them it is not granted.

What is your point with I am sir, I have said that hundreds of times, and likely yourself as well. What do the verses say that I posted? Am I teaching something that is not Biblical fact?

Yes Jesus was perfect, and remains so today. One does not think of a spirit being having a body Robert, although we picture them that way. Jesus did die completely and had to be resurrected, no part of him survived his death. What a wonderful thing that will be when hell releases all those...

It can perhaps, but there are 2 other scriptures that indicate that, Pro 8:22 and Rev 3:14 and the fact that Jesus is begotten, you are aware of what begotten means correct? Jesus was the first spirit son, Adam was the first human son, both were created. So what I am saying is either true or...

The title son of man actually has meaning maam. In the Gospel accounts the expression is found nearly 80 times, applying in every case to Jesus Christ, being used by him to refer to himself. (Mt 8:20; 9:6; 10:23) The occurrences outside the Gospel accounts are at Acts 7:56; Hebrews 2:6; and...

Actually Scott, no Greek penned the Bible, and they knew God well. The Bible interprets itself sir, and it never contradicts, so determining meaning many times is going to be understood through multiple passages. For instance you stated Jesus was one with the Father, two beings clearly...

I think that since Jehovah knows the finale from the beginning that He knew that He would send His son Jesus the second Adam to the earth as flesh and blood. I fully agree everything was made through and for Jesus Col 1:16

I think you are saying Jesus did not become Jehovah's only-begotten son until he was born a human, is that correct? John 3:16 states Jehovah sent His only-begotten son is one. He was the very first and only creation made exclusively by Jehovah's Hands Rev 3:14; the firstborn of all...

The Bible does not say that at John 1:1 Scott. All versions which render it that way translate it a god at Acts 28:6 even though it was written the same way. theos/theon is properly translated god, ho theos/theon God. That was a deliberate manipulation of Scripture to promote Jesus as God rather...

God creating imperfection would definitely account for it Robert, but I rather think it was free will rather than imperfect creation that led to sin.

Why then does your version translate theos/theon a god at Acts 28:6? Fact is Post, it was a deliberate manipulation of Scripture sir, to support a doctrinal belief. The Bible clearly shows that Jehovah is God, and Jesus is God's son, and as you stated, it does not contradict.

The Bible does not say God was manifest in the flesh Post.

Are you blaming Jehovah for those who has not drawn close to Him David? Perhaps you might expound on that sir.

The Bible teaches Jesus was the first and only creation done exclusively by Jehovah Himself Truth, Rev 3:14, there was no need for him at that time to replace Adam, as that need was yet a long time away. He was the perfect candidate however, and no doubt Jehovah knew that when He started His...

I believe that is Truth, Thuther:)