101G
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Well I have time, dave needs to know the truth.You're wasting your time 101G. Dave worships the Creeds and doesn't want anything else.
but thanks
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Well I have time, dave needs to know the truth.You're wasting your time 101G. Dave worships the Creeds and doesn't want anything else.
The answer is...that the office has not changed, only the circumstances.Where has the idea come from that the job of a prophet today is different than the job of a prophet in the OT?
I've heard it said that the job of a prophet today is to encourage people and build up their trust, but not to warn them when they are going wrong, but that the job of a prophet in the OT was just to warn people when they were going wrong.
I think this might not be true. I think whether it's a warning or an encouragement depends on the listener, on whether they are rebellious or soft hearted, to either not accept or to soak it up.
Thoughts please.
By the way, hello, sorry I have been busy and haven T come in much to say hello for the last month or so. Still busy but will check every morning for your thoughts on this.
Hi Jane, not for an argument, but for understanding. how did you come to this conclusion?.The Father and the Son are two different persons. I'm no modalist. Granted, the Son can and on occasion does use the "Father" title. But they are two different persons.
In short: extensive study of the scriptures and prayer.Hi Jane, not for an argument, but for understanding. how did you come to this conclusion?.
it's always good to ask instead of pre-Judging
different, but meaning not the same Person?.The Father and the Son are two different persons.
I'm no modalist. Granted, the Son can and on occasion does use the "Father" title. But they are two different persons.
Correct. Christ doesn't pray to Himself, nor pat Himself on the back with "This is my beloved son in whom I'm well pleased".different, but meaning not the same Person?.
Thanks for clarifying that.I'm no modalist either.
Honestly, I'm feeling really lazy right now, but will get you some verses not hat in a bit.but how do the Son on occasion use the title "Father".
thanks so far, while you're getting the latter question ready, I'll comment on the first response.Correct. Christ doesn't pray to Himself, nor pat Himself on the back with "This is my beloved son in whom I'm well pleased".
Thanks for clarifying that.
Honestly, I'm feeling really lazy right now, but will get you some verses not hat in a bit.
What you're saying here sounds a lot like modalism.thanks so far, while you're getting the latter question ready, I'll comment on the first response.
1. "Christ doesn't pray to Himself", I agree, he don't, but consider this Christ pray "with" and "within"himself.... :)
2. Jesus Christ himself is Spiritual, and being in flesh he's the "Intrinsic Spatial", or the express Image of himself in the flesh, hence the pat on the back, (not really) "this is "MY" beloved Son is accurate, according to the Spirit. which also answer the "US" and the "OUR" in Genesis 1:26
on being "different", yet the "same" person? the Greek term G243 allos answer that for us. according to Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words, Allos expresses a numerical difference and denotes another of the same sort. this is how he can pray "with" himself, and "within" himself while on earth in flesh as the "beloved" Son. and at the same time in heaven as the EVERLASTING FATHER, without flesh. supportive scripture,
John 3:13 And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven. while the Lord JESUS was speaking to Nicodemus here on earth as the Son in flesh, at the very same time in heaven, "WITHOUT" flesh, he's the Father.
read John 3:13 again.
be blessed.
No I do not understand your view.NO, it's not modalism, listen to the definition of G243 allos again, Allos expresses a numerical difference and denotes another of the same sort
a numerical difference is not one which is modalism... understand now?
OK, let me explain. what I Am is a "Diversified" oneness. and the key that separate me form a triune belief is "Share" vs "Separation".No I do not understand your view.
This is one of those times I smile and nod.OK, let me explain. what I Am is a "Diversified" oneness. and the key that separate me form a triune belief is "Share" vs "Separation".
see, a numerical difference is the "SHARE" without seratation.
and the scripture that supports this numerical difference is,
Phil 2:6 "Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God".
and the root of ,G3444, morphe (FORM) here give us the answer, G3313 μέρος meros (me'-ros) n.
which means 1. a portion. and another word for portion is "share".
I don't like arguing either-- despise it actually. So no worries about that from me.first thanks for the response.
are you able to follow me? see, I rather discuss with question instead of argue with answers.
How would you describe your view as being different from modalism?thanks for the reply,
ok, let's use your elephant for example, just for ... argument sake. is the elephant trunk separate from the elephant itself? ... ok, say for instance the elephant trunk pulled some leaves off a tree and the elephant ate the leaves. who pulled the leaves off the tree, was it the elephant himself or the elephant "OWN" trunk?
and let's give one more example, this time a man,... just for argument sake. there was a penny on the floor the man reached over and picked up the penny off the floor. who picked up the penny? the man or his "OWN" Arm.
now scripture,
Isa 63:5 And I looked, and there was none to help; and I wondered that there was none to uphold: therefore mine own arm brought salvation unto me; and my fury, it upheld me.
now I ask, is your "OWN" arm separate from you?.
thanks for the replyHow would you describe your view as being different from modalism?
Thank you for the effort, but it doesn't help me understand how your view is essentially different from modalism.thanks for the reply
imange your hand. you put on a glove, you pull up a plant with dirt on it roots. the glove acts JUST as your hands in them? note, do your hands touch the actual dirt of the plant? no, listen,
Heb 1:3 Who being the brightness of his glory, and the express image of his person, and upholding all things by the word of his power, when he had by himself purged our sins, sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high.
the Glove is the express Image of your hand in this world. we see your gloves, but not your hands in them but we see the "Work" that your hands inside gloves produce. see the Son of God is flesh the outward man the glove. it was the one who touche the sin of this world. that's the glove. but your "OWN" hands, the son of man who is spirit touched not the dirt/sin of this world.
your, "OWN" hands inside the gloves is you in the work of pulling up the plant, follow me so far?
I know it's a crude example, please forgive me.
ok, what if I sent my OWN hands to New york and pulled up the plants from Alabama, but notice these are hands in gloves without my mind controling them. while my "OWN" hands are in New York, I remotely send instruction to them to carry out my mission. now is it me in New York or "MY" own hands in New York?.Thank you for the effort, but it doesn't help me understand how your view is essentially different from modalism.