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Tag Archives: father
How Many Gods?
Those that defend the doctrine of the Trinity use verses to prove that since there is “only one God”, then Jesus must in fact be capital “g”: God. (Just for reference sake, when I say “person” in this article I am not referring to a human being but a person in the grammatical sense of the word or as an entity, especially since God is a spirit, or whatever he is, and not human.)
Thus saith the LORD the King of Israel, and his redeemer the LORD of hosts; I [am] the first, and I [am] the last; and beside me no God… Is there a God beside me? yea, [there is] no God; I know not [any]. (Isa 44:6-8)
I [am] the LORD, and none else, no God beside me… (Isa 45:5)
…and no God else beside me; a just God and a Saviour; none beside me. …Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth: for I [am] God, and none else. (Isa 45:21-22)
…and thou shalt know no god but me: for no saviour beside me. (Hos 13:4)
Posted in Who Was Jesus Part 3
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My Father is IN Me
And just as the Father was IN Jesus, he prayed that the Father would be IN them in the same way that he and his Father were one. So was he praying that all his disciples would be God?
That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me. (Jn 17:21)
Posted in Who Was Jesus Part 3
Tagged equal, father, fully God, fully man, God incarnate, Good Master, greater, humble, Jesus, one in us, out of context, theoretical, Trinity
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Isaiah 53
The so-called “Suffering Servant” story of Isaiah 53 has long been by considered Christologists to be a messianic prophecy, or about Jesus the Messiah. There are passages in this chapter that that sound like prophecies about the life and death of the Jesus. However, there are some very problematic parts of it that seem to make it impossible to be a prophecy about the future “sacrifice” of Jesus and more about the nation of Israel. Continue reading
Posted in Who Was Jesus Part 2
Tagged afflicted, biased, Christian, Christologists, collective, crucifixion, Cut off, diseased, father, God, impossible, inconsistent, influence, iniquity, innocent, innocent lamb, intentional mistranslation, interpretation, Isaiah, isolated, Jesus the Messiah, land of the living, messianic, messianic prophecy, mouth, my servant, my servant: O Israel, nation of Israel, offspring, peace, pleasure, punishment, Scorned, shearers, son, spoils, stricken, subsitutionary atonement, Substitutionary Atonement, Suffering Servant, translation, trial, whipped, wicked, wickedness
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Lamb Of God Part 2
Is one’s sins forgiven and taken away or not?
This is very confusing. Is one’s sins forgiven and taken away or not? It seems that the bible says both. However, even though God and Jesus forgive sins, the bible shows that one must pay for his own sins. (See: Lamb of God Part 1) If there is no demand of punishment for offenses, then how is it that a man must reap what he sows, receive things done in his body whether good or bad, few or many stripes for unfaithfulness whether worthy of punishment or not? Continue reading
Posted in Who Was Jesus Part 2
Tagged blotteth out, chastened, devils, father, Forgiveness, his own sins, iniquity, kingdom of Heaven, perfect, Process of Purification, punishment, reap, righteousness, soweth, Substitutionary Atonement, taken away, transgressions, unbelievers, vicarious
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Davidic Lineage through Solomon
Royal Lineage had to be through King Solomon not Nathan The primary and foremost criteria for Jesus to qualify as the Messiah is that he be a descendant of king David with Solomon, David’s son in the lineage. If Jesus’ … Continue reading
Posted in Who Was Jesus Part 1
Tagged apocryphal, descendant, disqualified, father, genealogy, Joachim and Ana, King Solomon, kingdom, Levite, lineage, royal bloodline
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