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Yet He multipled loaves and walked upon sea by His own power

God cannot be bound by anything, as He is by very definition Supreme Being

The Reformed and Baptist and even Evangelical view regrading Pauline Justification would be seen as Psa atonement

We do actually hold to what the Bible teaches, as we are not inventing some new novel theology, as our views go right back to the Apostles themselves, and formulated by vast majority of reformed, Baptists, and Non Calvinist even

God CANNOT just excuse away our past sins, for they incurred Him to have a Holy wrath towards us and to judge us as guilty before the Law, so he cannot just pat us on the head and tell us just act better now

You keep not stating just on what basis how and why our sins were fully forgiven

You have to address though by what basis was the Father able to make us new creations in Christ then, for even if he saw up repenting, still must have that righteous anger and wrath towards us satisfied and appeased

The wrath and judgement of that sin debt we have to the Father was placed upon him at the cross

So to you Jesus limited Himself to not use any of His God powers and abilities, but was still fully God ?

Some standard accepted works Core Texts A Case for Historic Premillennialism: An Alternative to "Left Behind" Eschatology (2009) edited by Craig L. Blomberg and Sung Wook Chung. This is considered a standard contemporary text that provides an alternative to dispensational premillennialism and...

The actual theology pf us who hold to a Reformed salvation viewpoint though would go straight back to the Apostles Themselves

Yes

Particular Baptist though go way back to time of the Confessions of the Faith

The Particular Baptist views were THE Baptist views van for quite awhile

My understanding is that we and Dispy Premil theology would pretty agree except on the timing of the Rapture event

Jesus died in the stead and place of all of the saved jews and saved Gentiles that the Father would bring to him as their Great Shephard

So Jesus put aside his deity and was Just a man while upon the earth then?

he died for those whom the Father intended to get saved by that Cross

Jesus became sin bearer, so he indeed received all that we were due to receive from the Father

The obligations imposed upon us by disobeying the law must be met for us to have available to us now the Grace of God, as we are judged and condemned by that Law, while Justified by that Cross, as sin produces in God reaction of righteous wrath and anger and must be punished, so the Cross meets...