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Yes. Jesus was born of a virgin, of the Holy Ghost, but not begotten of God at the incarnation. As (Heb.10:5) says, "Wherefore when he cometh into the world, he saith, Sacrifice and offering thou wouldest not, but a body hast thou prepared me:" Concerning Abraham and Isaac, I mentioned this...

It is different because: 1. Matt. 2:15, 3:17, 17:5, and Lu. 1:35 speak to Jesus as the Son of God. As he was. He was always The Son, unbegotten. At the incarnation, a body was prepared the Son. But He was not begotten. 2. But The Son, is begotten of the Father at the resurrection. "This...

But (Acts 13:33) says differently. "...in that he hath raised up Jesus again; as it is also written in the second psalm, Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten thee." Resurrection day. If you have no issue with what I said concerning (John 17:5), then why do you have an issue with the...

The resurrection was the day that The Son, who existed with God from all eternity, became begotten of God. He was not begotten as The Son who existed with God the Father in all eternity. He was begotten at the resurrection. (Acts 13:33) So, you do not believe that Jesus as 'Firstborn among...

Odn Good to meet you. Stranger

Concerning the term 'only begotten', John 3:16 does not take away from the meaning I gave which is that Christ is the Covenant Son. I believe that (Acts 13:33), which is a quote of (Psalm 2:7), is clear that it was a certain day, and that day was the resurrection. And also, it would be a...

I don't follow. Yes, the passages in Isaiah, and Matthew, and Luke indicate that the child is deity, is the Son of God. In Luke the tense is naturally future because the child hasn't been born yet. Yes, (John 1:3,14) tells us that Jesus is God. I have no problem there. Yes (Heb.1:5) does...

I understand what you are saying but I do disagree. That Jesus was God's 'only begotten' does indicate being Fathered. And, the incarnation was certainly the beginning of when the Son had a body. But that in no way indicates the beginning of The Son. Note what (Is.9:6) says, "...a child is...

(John 17:5) " And now, O Father, glorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which I had with thee before the world was." Stranger

7angels I doubt God would make any agreement or covenant with Lucifer. Especially since He knew what Lucifer was from the very beginning. (John 8:44) " Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth...

Perhaps I misunderstood, so let me clarify. The Son who is God, was never God the Father. And will never be God the Father. He is God the Son. God the Son became flesh. When He became flesh, He is known as Jesus Christ. He is still God the Son. In other words, Jesus Christ was God in...

But, 1Tim.3:16 says God was manifest 'in the flesh', not before the flesh. Stranger

As far as ones salvation is concerned, all that is required is that you come to Jesus Christ as the Son of God. Believe on Jesus Christ. Trust Christ as your Lord and Savior. And the only reason you come to Christ is to be forgiven your sins and have eternal life. That is the Gospel. All of...

Yes it is impossible for the Christian to be a vessel of wrath fitted for destruction. That is an eternal end result thing. Just like we are vessels of mercy prepared unto glory is an eternal result. So for God to turn to a Christian and tell them they are now a vessel of wrath is impossible...

I was a member of SBC in the 70's and remember the fight. This is part of the problem of having a SBC Convention over all SBC churches. When the convention is corrupted, then it tends to corrupt all its local churches. Stranger

I'm curious as to what you mean when you say, "Calvinists/Sardis having taken over from Philedelphia". I recognize you're alluding to two of the 7 churches. Stranger

I can understand why no one cares for the question. You're asking a question that is an impossibility. Paul's hypothetical was based on truth. Your's is based on something that can not happen. But...if it did, I would be horrified. I would not be able to sleep. Panic and anxiety would...

What is the web-site basing its statement on, that the Masoretic Text was created to hinder the Christians from spreading the Gospel? They already had their Text. They were adding vowels and accent marks to guard it from changes. The Septuagint was never received by the Palestinian Jews...

Worthy Howdy and welcome. Stranger

Amen brother. That was a good word in season. Stranger