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Are you a mind reader on the side? You had inferred the ruler thought Jesus was claiming to be the good God or maybe not? Which is it?

No it did not help. I will ask you again. Is the body of Jesus omnipresent(infinity) ?

We are not bodily omnipresent. Is Jesus BODILY omnipresent?

Speaking of the OP. Do you think Jesus' body is omnipresent, so all of his God can fit inside it?

I am trying to explain Col 2:9 from my perspective. All things related.

The last Adam was God? God was made a quickening spirit?

Was the ruler thinking of all the passages you posted or was he in agreement with Jesus saying only a Spirit God is good?

He was saying to the ruler "Do you know who I Am and who you are speaking too? Is that what he was inadvertently saying? Does Jesus inadvertently explain things? If you were that ruler, would you have come up with your highlighted quote? I guarantee the ruler had no idea of what you just...

I am. I say the individual(redo of the 1st Adam) that God made was made to be sin for us. After dying for this situation, he was free from our sins. Then the Col 2:9 effect was done to him(after resurrecting). God did not fill Himself, bodily...

So, God's humanity was made to be sin for us?

Then you teach God was made to be sin for us.

Right, only God is God. Do you think that God was made sin for us or only Jesus was?

Jesus was made to BE sin for us...not, God was made to be sin for us.

Only the man Christ Jesus was made the express image of his invisible God(reflecting his God visibly). This is called the Col 2:9 effect on his body.

Paul taught there are 2 Adam's as a scriptural summary. They were both made by God. Both were God's sons. Both were made sinless, but capable of sin. The 1st Adam failed. The last Adam succeeded by an external power(Holy Ghost inside). God did not become neither Adam, as the RCC teaches...

My explanation is uniquely 1st century Apostolic.

I was saying the Spirit in Jesus was good. Jesus gave the source the credit, like we should.

Yes. If he was not full of the Holy Ghost, then he would have sinned and become a sinner. Notice, the Holy Ghost left him on the cross as he was made to be sin for us. God cannot be made to be sin, correct?... For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the...

They can by default. They can be made the express image of the invisible God. I would consider that...God enough for me.

Please explain the scripture to me word by word as you define it.