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  1. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    @HealthyShape @David Lamb @JLB @Nancy And now towards the touchstone popular verses of the many.. I have now established per Luke 1:35 alone, that the so-called 3rd person of God is fiction, it is the power and Spirit of the one God, the Father. I have also established per Luke 1:35 that...
  2. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    @HealthyShape @David Lamb @JLB @Nancy I took a few minutes to provide scripture to my post as one already said I lacked providing it. Some direct scripture verses that support my claim for this post. I wonder how popular these scripture are to people who believe in a God with 2 other...
  3. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    The Angel of YHWH is to be understood as a divine manifestation or projection of YHWH-Elohim presence, not a separate, or another YHWH person, reflecting God’s 'omnipresence' (how one defines it) and ability to reveal Himself in multiple ways. Why is this so complicated to realize is beyond me...
  4. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    @HealthyShape @David Lamb @JLB @Nancy God the Father, one person, made his one-of-a-kind only son. He also held power over his Son's miracles and words. He gave them through his own word (logos) and Spirit, working via or through his Son. The Father owns the authority, word, and spirit of...
  5. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    Ah, the Bible-pounding rescuers rolled in right on cue. Thanks again for backing the plain truth: God stands alone as number one, cardinal one person. I may stray from the main post and hit John 1:1-3 once more. Folks dash back there for calm when threads like this flair up. Still, I'll slice...
  6. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    Apparently, this subject is over your head if you cannot 'see' the point.
  7. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    Will you tackle my original post and its main idea? Do you see why the Bible uses Hebraic parallelism, like in Luke 1:35? Writers picked this style and device with care, to be clear who created Yeshua, from its planning, to conception, creation to birth as the future Son of God. That title took...
  8. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    I acknowledge your insight regarding the first two comments you made. Future Son of God, as in prior to his creation. Or perhaps from your perspective, before he was simply born and not created, of course. It was the tense and phrasing that were fitting for the development of my argument...
  9. JustMe

    I declare to you this day

    Well, I must have missed the mark here Mat..sorry
  10. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    Clearly, you haven't taken the time to read the original post to make such absurd claims that seem more fitting for an angry crowd. You simply dropped a bombshell here and then disappeared back into the shadows. However, this does not change the undeniable truth I present. You are welcome to...
  11. JustMe

    I declare to you this day

    Blood representing the blood of others, self-inflicted for no Godly cause for salvation. Death, eternal death....not being saved and Paul is not to blame as he warned that wolves would spread thin and attempt to destroy the sheep, even within the congregations, and 'kill' many of them if they...
  12. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    Well David, it seems you are among those who selectively choose a verse or two, like many others here, who either cannot or refuse to consider credible evidence in scripture that may challenge some of your deeply held beliefs regarding the nature of God and His Son. It would be reasonable for...
  13. JustMe

    The happy thread was dead. Long live the happy thread!

    A small town with four churches—Presbyterian, Methodist, Catholic, and Baptist—each dealing with squirrels in their buildings. The Presbyterians believe it’s predestined, the Methodists try to handle them lovingly, the Catholics attempt to teach them the "rhythm" method, and the Baptists solve...
  14. JustMe

    The happy thread was dead. Long live the happy thread!

    A man visits Ireland and strikes up a conversation with a local who asks if he is Catholic or Protestant. The man replies that he is an atheist. The local responds, "That’s all well and good lad, but which one don’t you believe in?"
  15. JustMe

    The happy thread was dead. Long live the happy thread!

    Admit it, you might not need yet another serenity prayer as they don't seem to work..... What about a prayer of forgiveness.....for what you might have already done.....hlo:D
  16. JustMe

    Names used in Scripture

    Hi Kayla, I'm happy to say hello.. About the name and son of man called 'Jesus.' Although a valid name as we know it today, in the New Testament, the name appears in Greek as Ἰησοῦς (Iēsous), a transliteration of the Aramaic Yeshua. When the Greek text was later translated into Latin, it...
  17. JustMe

    Names used in Scripture

    No, you are not wandering off topic, as you are adding some supplement information about my post, making it more complete and tidy. I do like an inquiring mind and one that loves to research and is analytical. Thanks.
  18. JustMe

    The corner

    Who is gonna go, indeed!
  19. JustMe

    Names used in Scripture

    You have done research. I hope Abraham did not remarry a smoker?..:rolleyes:..From the verb קטר (qatar), to produce smoke...incense. There are some that say this woman could be the same Hager, of Ishmael. Great job!
  20. JustMe

    Who really created the Son of God?

    Yes, the future Son of God was created, that then begs the question, what and who is he, really. A god-man, God as his father, or simply the second Adam as the Bible describes him. His existence can only be explained in one way. The conception of Jesus Christ is understood as a divine act...