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Did Jesus ever kill anyone?

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Marcia

Marcia

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While on earth, Jesus did not kill. But he will in the future.

And the beast was seized, and with him the false prophet who performed the signs in his presence, by which he deceived those who had received the mark of the beast and those who worshiped his image; these two were thrown alive into the lake of fire which burns with brimstone.
And the rest were killed with the sword which came from the mouth of Him who sat on the horse, and all the birds were filled with their flesh. Rev 19.20,21
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A lot of destruction and killing in the future in Rev. is unleashed by the Lamb.
 
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LeBuick

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Joseph_Botwinick said:
Is God the Son different from God the Father and God the Holy Spirit? What are the differences and what do you make of the statement where Jesus said that he and the father are one? Are you promoting the idea of three gods? What are you saying?

Joseph Botwinick
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No Sir, but God in the flesh (Incarnate).

Joseph_Botwinick said:
What are the differences and what do you make of the statement where Jesus said that he and the father are one?
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One spirit, not one flesh. Jesus is God in Flesh. Think about it?

Remember, that which is born of flesh is flesh and that which is born of spirit is spirit.
 
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Brother Bob

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While on earth, Jesus did not kill. But he will in the future.

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And the beast was seized, and with him the false prophet who performed the signs in his presence, by which he deceived those who had received the mark of the beast and those who worshiped his image; these two were thrown alive into the lake of fire which burns with brimstone.
And the rest were killed with the sword which came from the mouth of Him who sat on the horse, and all the birds were filled with their flesh. Rev 19.20,21


A lot of destruction and killing in the future in Rev. is unleashed by the Lamb.
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I agree wholeheartly this whole thread is because Joseph said that Jesus Killed people. You will never know how much I appreciate that Marcia. I am shocked at the posters that will not stand up and say that Jesus did not kill. amazing,
 
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Jarthur001

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Brother Bob said:
Get to you later James. Of course He was Christ but in OT Christ was not Jesus yet. He was not the word made flesh yet.
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My wife changed her name when she married me. Most do. They are the same person...just another name. right?
 
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LeBuick

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Marcia said:
Do you believe that Jesus was fully God while on earth?
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How do you define the word "fully?" and associate this verse into your definition.

Mk 13:32 But of that day and that hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels which are in heaven, neither the Son, but the Father.
 
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LeBuick

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Jarthur001 said:
My wife changed her name when she married me. Most do. They are the same person...just another name. right?
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No way, a divine spirit takes on flesh and you feel it is still the same? When did you see Jesus in two places at the same time? How do you work that into omni-present?
 
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Joseph_Botwinick

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LeBuick said:
No Sir, but God in the flesh (Incarnate).



One spirit, not one flesh. Jesus is God in Flesh. Think about it?

Remember, that which is born of flesh is flesh and that which is born of spirit is spirit.
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Do you believe that Jesus was God before he was incarnated? Was Jesus God from the very beginning? What do you say about that which is fully man and fully God? If Jesus was simply concieved of the flesh as some liberals think, then you would have a point with your last statement. Jesus, however, was more than mere flesh. He always has been, is, and always will be God.

Joseph Botwinick
 
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Joseph_Botwinick

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LeBuick said:
No way, a divine spirit takes on flesh and you feel it is still the same? When did you see Jesus in two places at the same time? How do you work that into omni-present?
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You make a logical error by assuming that because Jesus never practiced his omni-presence in the flesh that he could not have done so.

Joseph Botwinick
 
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Brother Bob

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Do you believe that Jesus was God before he was incarnated? Was Jesus God from the very beginning? What do you say about that which is fully man and fully God? If Jesus was simply concieved of the flesh as some liberals think, then you would have a point with your last statement. Jesus, however, was more than mere flesh. He always has been, is, and always will be God.

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He was Christ before He was incarnated, that is where you do err Joseph.
 
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Joseph_Botwinick

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Brother Bob said:
I pray for her James. Are you saying that Christ was in the flesh in the OT?
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Of course not, Brother Bob. That would be silly. Jesus is God and always has been and always will be...you see, part of being God is being eternal. If Jesus is not eternal, then he is not God. Do you believe that Jesus is eternal? Do you believe that Jesus is God?

Joseph Botwinick
 
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Brother Bob

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Do you believe that Jesus was God before he was incarnated? Was Jesus God from the very beginning? What do you say about that which is fully man and fully God? If Jesus was simply concieved of the flesh as some liberals think, then you would have a point with your last statement. Jesus, however, was more than mere flesh. He always has been, is, and always will be God.

Joseph Botwinick
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God as the Son and not God as the Father
 
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Joseph_Botwinick

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Brother Bob said:
He was Christ before He was incarnated, that is where you do err Joseph.
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He was God since the beginning of eternity, and shall be throughout all of eternity. He is the Great I AM.

Joseph Botwinick
 
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Jarthur001

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Brother Bob said:
I pray for her James. Are you saying that Christ was in the flesh in the OT?
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some say...when jacob wrestled with the angel that this was an Christophany. I'm not that smart to know for sure. :)

other places...was there a Lot story? maybe.

But anyway...if they are right..then yes. I'm not sure, if He did, but I do knew he could. His nature will not cahnge. The picture you see of Him in Rev..is the same Christ of the OT..and the same Jesus that was on the tree.

the same...yesterday...today...and forever.
 
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Brother Bob

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He was God since the beginning of eternity, and shall be throughout all of eternity. He is the Great I AM.
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Yes, but you fail to see He took on different forms. One as the Father, one as the Son and one as the Holy Ghost.

LeBuick and Marcia has more knowledge than the whole bunch of you. You talked your selves into a corner again as you did last night Joseph and James.
 
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Jarthur001

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Brother Bob said:
Yes, but you fail to see He took on different forms. One as the Father, one as the Son and one as the Holy Ghost.

LeBuick and Marcia has more knowledge than the whole bunch of you. You talked your selves into a corner again as you did last night Joseph and James.
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right..your to smart for me.

when will i ever learn?
 
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