“You assume that Jesus was talking about the people crucifying him…Jesus was asking God to forgive the disciples” – bob
Call me ignorant, but I am not aware of any scriptural support for this statement. In addressing His persecutors directly, Jesus also addressed indirectly all of humanity. He makes the statement from His own humanity which He shed by glorification.
“God did not pass the judgement over to Jesus until after he ascended into heaven after being raised from the dead.” - bob
The statement sets up a subject-object distinction between the Son and the Father, in which one entity is the judge and another is the judged. How can anyone reading this not conclude that you’re describing the relationship between two distinct entities? Your interpretation destroys the unity of God, a typical Trinitarian error.
Call me ignorant, but I am not aware of any scriptural support for this statement. In addressing His persecutors directly, Jesus also addressed indirectly all of humanity. He makes the statement from His own humanity which He shed by glorification.
“God did not pass the judgement over to Jesus until after he ascended into heaven after being raised from the dead.” - bob
The statement sets up a subject-object distinction between the Son and the Father, in which one entity is the judge and another is the judged. How can anyone reading this not conclude that you’re describing the relationship between two distinct entities? Your interpretation destroys the unity of God, a typical Trinitarian error.
