Quote:Note that if you conclude he wasn't god, the next question is: what was he?
Better question. Was he at all?
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The Most Explicit Verses on the Godship of Jesus
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Quote:Note that if you conclude he wasn't god, the next question is: what was he? Better question. Was he at all? RE: The Most Explicit Verses on the Godship of Jesus
November 8, 2012 at 5:19 pm
(This post was last modified: November 8, 2012 at 5:23 pm by Rayaan.)
Quote:A man who was sent by the only true God: Evidence for that or just more of your baseless assertions?
No evidence, but I am simply discussing in this thread who Jesus claimed to be and/or who he was as portrayed in the Gospels.
Nothing else.
We have no idea what the originals of these gospels may have said. All we have are the final edited versions.
RE: The Most Explicit Verses on the Godship of Jesus
November 8, 2012 at 5:54 pm
(This post was last modified: November 8, 2012 at 5:55 pm by John V.)
Quote:I'll be back with more on this.Do as you like, of course, but don't do so on my account, as I'm not interested enough to even respond to your last post. Also, while some of your arguments can be made by an honest reader, I find your protests on "the Word" and "the Lamb" to be disingenuous.
Hello Ryaan,
the Word becomes flesh in verse 14 of John 1. Would you be interested in a very good downloadable talk on Jesus as the Word? (November 8, 2012 at 5:54 pm)John V Wrote: Do as you like, of course, but don't do so on my account, as I'm not interested enough to even respond to your last post. Also, while some of your arguments can be made by an honest reader, I find your protests on "the Word" and "the Lamb" to be disingenuous.But, you can't read my mind. ![]() Also, I'm not sure what you mean by "don't do so on my account." Don't do what on your account? You're talking about the rep I gave you? (November 8, 2012 at 5:59 pm)idunno Wrote: the Word becomes flesh in verse 14 of John 1. Would you be interested in a very good downloadable talk on Jesus as the Word?Perhaps it does refer to Jesus. But, even if it does, can't the meaning of that verse apply to Adam and Eve also and not just to Jesus (i.e. that they were made flesh through the "Word")? |
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