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  1. Ronald Nolette

    Shall we discuss this?

    That is an opinion based on supposition. Yes in the hypostatic union Jesus was fully God/fully man. But being God in human flesh, He had no sin nature. If He had a sin nature- He would sin.
  2. Ronald Nolette

    Shall we discuss this?

    No Jesus is not his own God. Jesus is equally divine/god as HIs Father is in essence or nature, but is inferior in position. What this means is that Jesus is just as much God as His Father in what He is, but in the trinity the Father is above all in position, then comes the son then the Holy...
  3. Ronald Nolette

    Are you Rapture (Catching Up) Ready?? Beware!!

    The term "rapture" was coined in the 1800's. But all it does is describe the truth of Thessalonians. Call it the great catching up if you wish but it will happen as god declared it be. And to further stir the pot, when one studies out why the Rapture takes place, and when the bible shows it...
  4. Ronald Nolette

    Shall we discuss this?

    Remember that Paul was writing an educational letter as an Apostle to a local church. I prefer a term that one brother and I use when we greet each other--"Maranantha". But God the Father is the God of Jesus. this is no way detracts from the fact He is equally God/divine with His Father.
  5. Ronald Nolette

    "Son": Literal or Metaphor?

    very literal. He is the God /man in heaven! Let us all remember God created language and could have used a feminine or neutral gender to describe Himself ans His Son!
  6. Ronald Nolette

    What is our role as a Christian at this present time in the World?

    yes! No matter what age or ewra or no matter what is happening in the world, our life as followers of Jesus and our "job" always is the same, as you wisely pointed out!