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Jesus had his own will, and choose to do his Fathers work.

You can say whatever you want. It is your choice. Jesus was tempted is the topic.

I don’t think speaking for myself is really the thing. It’s not good to pick and pull at members on this board. However feel free to do as you wish. In the end, may the Holy Spirit guide all of us, and the Spirit of Christ and looking and seeking the Father in faith. It’s reminded to me to...

Picking and pulling at members is not my forte. Choose what you are willing to take, and test all things and hold on to what is good.

People should be encouraged to read there bible for themselves. But the likes of that is a rarity. It’s easy to look online for answers. It’s much harder to read the Bible to oneself.

You can share whatever you like to pepper. I just read the Bible for myself and see what’s there. It’s just obvious how the common or mass culture of Christianity goes.

You can always find YouTube videos to get your bearings in what a person believes whether it’s true or not people must search it out themselves. Which is a rarity, because the Bible itself is hard to read but it’s easy to dispute. As you can see the many arguments people have with each other...

People fight for what they prefer over faithfully believed things. Jesus was a man who died on the cross. He was risen again by the Holy Spirit of Yahavah. Jesus also was divine by his second nature of having the fullness of God within himself as he was the Word of God born of spirit and born...

It’s amazing to me that some don’t believe that the internal doesn’t influence the outward. Our soul, is God give. It’s tempted by nature of the fleshly. We are given the world at birth, so all our soul knows is everything natural. It feeds the soul, just as much as eating a sandwich. If...

Faith that their circumstances will change. Faith that their car will start up in the morning. Faith in non-faith that God doesn’t exist. Faith in getting their objective of whatever is on their mind done. The Nazis had faith in an infallible leader. Faith in a new technique that may work. Some...

What's important to know is that Jesus had been tempted, and that means when we are tempted he experienced the same things we have to go through in our heart, is this wrong or is the right. The internal decision to react by the flesh or the spirit, was the exact choice Jesus had, and we have...

Thank you for sharing your youtube video, but I don't want to watch those things man. Im watching a crime documentary, on Mysterious 7 right now.

Well, whatever you want to say. I am tempted by outside forces and internally I decide to either mole it over in my mind and decide to do something about it and respond or react or not. Its like people are tempted to come here on Christianityboard and then argue you all day with people... is...

I disagree with you Johann. It doesn't matter if you think that I am wrong or not. What does matter is our heart for Yahavah, and loving him and loving others in Christ. I don't want to watch that video.

Jesus was tempted... and he had to have thoughts about the sin to ever be tempted to begin with, and all thoughts start from the inner heart. He had to think before reacting. He never sinned because he never reacted on the thoughts he had which were given to Yahavah, he had to capture his...

Jesus wasn't soul-less. He had a mind/will/emotions. https://www.christianityboard.com/threads/your-soul-is-god-given-bible-study.67364/ He had the same nature as Adam, and because he was born with Spirit and Flesh, he was the second Adam, whom didn't experience spiritual death. All of our...

I guess Jesus making himself of no reputation means nothing? Like I stated before Reputation doesn’t matter. It’s the heart of the human being. Looking to Yahavah and in Christ loving Him and loving others.

Here is what Yahavah says. “But Yahavah said to Samuel, “Do not look at his appearance or at his physical stature, because I have refused him. For Yahavah does not see as man sees; for man looks at the outward appearance, but Yahavah looks at the heart.”” ‭‭I Samuel‬ ‭16‬:‭7‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

The only the character being built is the new man in Christ? And not everyone loved Christ. So does the reputation matter to people or to God? The answer to me, is that God is simply looking at the heart for him. Not the reputation sustained throughout life. Reputation goes up and down, and no...

I got this book in the mail today though.