Did the boy Jesus honor his parents?

[Steven2006]

I was thinking of this question and when you really think about it the asnwer is obvious. He was honoring His Father.

 

[Tom Bryant]

I think the story is good evidence for an age of responsibility. Jesus was still a child so legally he didn't sin. He wasn't yet accountable.

Was I the only person who heard the squeal of fast brakes and the grinding of gears as he shifted in reverse?

 

[ccrobinson]

I think the story is good evidence for an age of responsibility. Jesus was still a child so legally he didn't sin. He wasn't yet accountable.

A 12 year old isn't accountable for his actions? What sort of nonsense is that?

 

[Revmitchell]

You know just because you can think of a question does not mean it should be asked.

 

[billwald]

I was hoping this obvious solution to a Bible problem would occur to one of you. Fat chance of that! If I had commented on the "did Jesus sin" thread I would have been accused of changing the topic.

 

[targus]

I was hoping this obvious solution to a Bible problem would occur to one of you. Fat chance of that! If I had commented on the "did Jesus sin" thread I would have been accused of changing the topic.

So you believe that there is no accountability for sin until after age twelve?

 

[ccrobinson]

I was hoping this obvious solution to a Bible problem would occur to one of you. Fat chance of that! If I had commented on the "did Jesus sin" thread I would have been accused of changing the topic.

How is your solution obvious? What made you think everybody would be onboard with your "solution"?

 

[rbell]

I was hoping this obvious solution to a Bible problem would occur to one of you. Fat chance of that! If I had commented on the "did Jesus sin" thread I would have been accused of changing the topic.

There is no "Bible problem."

There's simply a problem with your theology, and your exegesis. On this issue, it's lousy.