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So Jesus is not fully God?

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canadyjd

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Something in his Christology still to me does not "seem right"
He”s dancing around the question of whether Jesus is fully God at His birth.

Jehovah Witness I’m beginning to think. Maybe Mormon, but probably JW.

peace to you
 

37818

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This thread can be closed. It seems no one wants to hear.

I do not believe God is a man. I do believe the Lord Jesus Christ is both the Son of God, equal with God as God and a man.
 

canadyjd

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This thread can be closed. It seems no one wants to hear.

I do not believe God is a man. I do believe the Lord Jesus Christ is both the Son of God, equal with God as God and a man.
I heard you. It was just confusion and contradiction.

peace to you
 

Yeshua1

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This thread can be closed. It seems no one wants to hear.

I do not believe God is a man. I do believe the Lord Jesus Christ is both the Son of God, equal with God as God and a man.
Jesus is God becoming a Man, correct?
 

Yeshua1

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Why the qualifier? Just say Jesus is fully God at His birth. Equal with the Father and Holy Spirit.

Are you a Jehovah Witness?

peace to you
Christ is just a title for Him, as he was and still is Yahweh the Son!
 

1689Dave

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And all Christendom is not Baptist aka to hold that the New Testament documents are the sole apostolic authority for the Christian faith.
The church universal identifies heretics according to their rejection of the Ecumenical Creeds. They unify the Church as Jesus prayed. Where do you fit? The 1689 Baptists agree with them.
 

37818

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Christ is just a title for Him, as he was and still is Yahweh the Son!
Christ is not a mere title. 2 John 1:9, "Whosoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ, hath not God. . . ." 1 Corinthians 15:3-4.
 
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37818

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Something in his Christology still to me does not "seem right"
Christology is not a feeling. It is essentual to be saved. 2 John 1:9, "Whosoever transgresseth, and abideth not in the doctrine of Christ, hath not God."
 

37818

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If you ask a question which you know the answer it is a stupid question. If you repeat a question I have already answered you are being stupid.

If you think my answer is wrong show why it is wrong from the word of God.
 

37818

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The church universal identifies heretics according to their rejection of the Ecumenical Creeds. They unify the Church as Jesus prayed. Where do you fit? The 1689 Baptists agree with them.
Creeds are not the inerrant word of God.

Which creed treaches the preincarnate Son of God. is Creator? Which creed teaches the Son of God is the true light even as God the Father is the true God?
 

1689Dave

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Creeds are not the inerrant word of God.

Which creed treaches the preincarnate Son of God. is Creator? Which creed teaches the Son of God is the true light even as God the Father is the true God?
Any Creed that teaches Jesus is God. Can you think of at least one?
 

37818

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Any Creed that teaches Jesus is God. Can you think of at least one?
The statement "Jesus is God" is broken. Jesus Christ is both a man and God. He is God because that is who He is from eternity and He being God was not caused by the Father.

Which creed presents the Son of God as Creator?
 

1689Dave

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The statement "Jesus is God" is broken. Jesus Christ is both a man and God. He is God because that is who He is from eternity and was not caused by the Father.
When you say Jesus, it assumes his humanity. It's claiming he is God that the Creeds prove. Do you like to argue?
 
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