Only for you to see what everyone thinks the verse says.
It is called doctrinal presupposition.
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It is called doctrinal presupposition.
<<<No, I said Jesus is Mary's creation from her egg cell in her ovary.>>>
Whose creation you say is Jesus (if Jesus is a creation at all)? And what egg cell are you talking about?
<<<Do you think she was Jesus' biological mother?>>>
If you mean biological mother, as to mean natural mother, No.
According to scriptures, Jesus was miraculously conceived in Mary’s womb and was born of Mary. In that sense, Mary is the mother of Jesus.
Are you now attempting to explain a miracle?
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For there is one almighty God, and one mediator between God and men, the almighty man Christ Jesus.
Or
For there is one omnipresent God, and one mediator between God and men, the omnipresent man Christ Jesus.
It doesn’t work that way.
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Serious respondents only.[/QUOTE]
Jn 15:1 abide in me
don’t you need free will to choose to abide in him?
Jn 15:1 abide in me
don’t you need free will to choose to abide in him?
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The like icon is a thumbs up, so I take that as agreement which is the colloquial meaning of thumbs up.
To Lord Jesus Christ be the glory forever and ever!
Amen.
So we can agree that only Jesus has an omnipresent spirit body to contain all of what his God consists of, bodily, correct?
So, you think God was man when Jesus called himself the son of man?<<<No, I said Jesus is Mary's creation from her egg cell in her ovary.>>>
Whose creation you say is Jesus (if Jesus is a creation at all)? And what egg cell are you talking about?
<<<Do you think she was Jesus' biological mother?>>>
If you mean biological mother, as to mean natural mother, No.
According to scriptures, Jesus was miraculously conceived in Mary’s womb and was born of Mary. In that sense, Mary is the mother of Jesus.
Are you now attempting to explain a miracle?
Tong
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So, Jesus is our size, bodily?
He is not bodily light, lighting up heaven from his body per Rev 21?
He was not bodily light when appearing to Paul in Acts 9?
His spirit body cannot be in humans around the earth simultaneously?
Think about it.
Not how you say it.So, you think God was man when Jesus called himself the son of man?Tong2020 said: ↑
<<<No, I said Jesus is Mary's creation from her egg cell in her ovary.>>>
Whose creation you say is Jesus (if Jesus is a creation at all)? And what egg cell are you talking about?
<<<Do you think she was Jesus' biological mother?>>>
If you mean biological mother, as to mean natural mother, No.
According to scriptures, Jesus was miraculously conceived in Mary’s womb and was born of Mary. In that sense, Mary is the mother of Jesus.
Are you now attempting to explain a miracle?
Here’s what scriptures said. The Word was God. The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among men. He came in the flesh. His glory was seen, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth ~ Jesus Christ.
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Maybe those who do not believe Jesus is God with us, have elected to follow the wrong god.
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How does all the fullness of the omnipresent Godhead fit in Christ's little body?
Did you know that incarnationists teach that only the fullness of God's "qualities" are in Jesus' small body?
Did you know they have unanimously wrecked Col 2:9?
do you agree with them?
No, it says the (spoken)word was made flesh.
God was not split in three and the 2nd part reincarnated into another form of being.
Little Jesus is seen returning at the end of the tribulation?
If Jesus is man sized, how will every eye see him?
Shouldn't he at least appear massive as the moon is massive in the sky?
<<<How does all the fullness of the omnipresent Godhead fit in Christ's little body?>>>
Have you forgotten about The nature and power of God?
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