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    The happy thread

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    Does God need man?

    I have no issue with others agreeing or disagreeing with me, and vice versa. Why do you think I’m here? You’re welcome.
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    Does God need man?

    There is a difference between God and man. Jesus is God and man. See above. I’m a Primitive / Ante-Nicene Christian. I voluntarily changed my registration from “Christian” to “Other faith” a few months after joining in response to complaints made by some Nicene Creed affirming Christians...
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    Does God need man?

    You also asked me if God is a person and I asked you if the painting doesn’t present / represent God as a person. I don’t insist that what it states is not true. I insist that what it states is true.
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    Does God need man?

    Is God not a person in the painting that you asked me to look at? You can do that. No problem.
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    Does God need man?

    Strange, but he is still one person. Me too.
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    Does God need man?

    The painting: God is one person. Man is another person. The God is not the man. The man is not the God. God is man? I don’t think so. *** Jesus is theos and anthropos.
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    Does God need man?

    ? Jesus is theos, the logos made flesh.
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    Does God need man?

    When Jesus is a man, no?
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    Does God need man?

    Seems like God would need him then.
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    The happy thread

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    Does God need man?

    Does God need the man Jesus Messiah? The crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth. A form of hester panim?
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    What books are you currently reading?

    God and Evil is a book well worth reading, and re-reading. Why a good God allows unspeakable evil is a complicated issue. It should be wrestled with; though it is wearying, it is rewarding. I think the author made some excellent points, yet I still find myself leaning (though not as hard)...
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    QUOTE for the day

    “Do not put trust in the preacher: if he happens to be away, do not think that God is tied to him. Look for a blessing upon the gospel itself whoever preaches it.” - Charles Spurgeon
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    Who is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?

    Hebrew Roots Movement -> fraught with danger. Caveat emptor.
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    Who is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?

    Yahweh and Jesus both matter. Take away Jesus and there is no “bidness” with Yahweh. Take away Yahweh and there is no God.
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    Who is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?

    Bad things happen in theology when we don’t know and / or don’t remember the past.
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    Who is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?

    True. The point was about “then”. People had God’s ear “then” without having ever heard or known the prophesied Messiah’s name. The way to Yahweh runs through Jesus.
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    The happy thread

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    The happy thread