I don’t understandYes. The South is kinda fickle about their women. (Sorry. I got a chuckle with your last sentence).
maybe it’s time for me to shut up. 
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maybe it’s time for me to shut up. 
Alan Gross
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I appreciate everything you've said. Thank you very much.
I like to share my understanding of the Blessings of Jesus.
The following lists are a lot, but as a Christian I find this kind of material 'delicious' or somehow just very satisfying to my soul.
Just clicking around and scrolling through some of their thoughts on the Enormously Rich information about Jesus can be a lot of fun.
It is all about Worshipping Jesus!
Chapter 26. Of The Unity Of God
Chapter 27. Of A Plurality In The Godhead; Or, A Trinity Of Persons In The Unity Of The Divine Essence
Chapter 28. Of The Personal Relations; Or, Relative Properties Which Distinguish The Three Divine Persons In The Deity
Chapter 29. Of The Distinct Personality, And Deity Of The Father
Chapter 30. Of The Distinct Personality, And Deity Of The Son
Chapter 31. Of The Distinct Personality, And Deity Of The Holy Spirit
Chapter 9. Of The Part The Son Of God, The Second Person,
Has Taken In The Covenant
Chapter 10. Of Christ, As The Covenant Head Of The Elect
Chapter 11. Of Christ, The Mediator Of The Covenant
Chapter 12. Of Christ, The Surety Of The Covenant
Chapter 13. Of Christ, The Testator Of The Covenant
Book V. Of the Grace of Christ in His States of Humiliation and Exaltation, and in the Offices Exercised by Him in Them
Chapter 1. Of the Incarnation of Christ
Chapter 3. Of Christ’s State of Humiliation
Chapter 3. Of the Active Obedience of Christ in His State of Humiliation
Chapter 4. Of the Passive Obedience of Christ, or of His Sufferings and Death
Chapter 5. Of the Burial of Christ
Chapter 6. Of the Resurrection of Christ from the Dead
Chapter 7. Of the Ascension of Christ to Heaven
Chapter 8. Of the Session of Christ at the Right Hand of God
Chapter 9. Of the Prophetic Office of Christ
Chapter 10. Of the Priestly Office of Christ
Chapter 11. Of the Intercession of Christ
Chapter 12. Of Christ’s Blessing His People as a Priest
Chapter 13. Of the Kingly Office of Christ
Chapter 14. Of the Spiritual Reign of Christ
Book VI. Of the Blessings of Grace, and the Doctrines of It
Chapter 1. Of Redemption by Christ
Chapter 2. Of the Causes of Redemption by Christ
Chapter 3. Of the Objects of Redemption by Christ
Chapter 4. Of those Texts of Scripture which seem to Favour Universal Redemption
Chapter 5. Of The Satisfaction of Christ
Chapter 6. Of Propitiation, Atonement, and Reconciliation, as Ascribed to Christ
Alan Gross
Well-Known Member
Here is another fun one I just came across with scriptures to click on;
An Exposition of the Westminster Confession of Faith
by Robert Shaw, 1795-1863
VERY informative.
Concerning the Lord Jesus Christ;
1. Divine names are applied to him. He is expressly called God,—John 1:1; Romans 9:5
He is called the mighty God,—Isaiah 9:6;
the true God,—1 John 5:20;
the great God,—Titus 2:13.
The Lord, or Jehovah, the incommunicable name of God, is frequently applied to the Son,—Isaiah 6:1,
applied to Christ,—John 12:41; Isaiah 40:3,
applied to Christ,—John 1:23; Numbers 21:6–7,
applied to Christ,—1 Corinthians 10:9.
2. Divine attributes are ascribed to the Son no less than to the Father. Eternity is ascribed to him,—Micah 5:2; Rev. 1:8;
omniscience,—John 2:24; 21:17;
omnipresence,—Matthew 28:20;
omnipotence,—Rev. 1:8; Philippians 3:21;
immutability,—Psalm 102:25–27,
compared with Hebrews 1:10–12, and 13:8.
3. Divine works are ascribed to him. The production of all things out of nothing, John 1:3;
the preservation and government of all things,—Colossians 1:17; Hebrews 1:3; John 5:17, 27,
the purchasing of eternal redemption,—Hebrews 9:12;
the forgiveness of sins,—Mark 2:5;
the raising of the dead at the last day,—John 5:28, 29;
the judging of the world.—Romans 14:10.
4. We are commanded to give the same divine worship to the Son that is due to the Father. The established law of worship is,
"You shall worship the Lord your God, and him only shall you serve."
But divine worship is expressly commanded to be rendered to the Son. John 5:23.
Angels, the highest of created beings, are enjoined to worship him,—Hebrews 1:6;
and we have numerous instances of divine worship being given to him.—Acts 7:59; 2 Corinthians 12:8; 2 Thessalonians 2:16.
5. As an additional proof that the Son, no less than the Father, is the supreme God, it may be observed, that he is expressly affirmed to be equal with the Father. He claimed equality with God, and for so doing was accused of blasphemy by the Jews; yet he never charged them with misconstruing his words, but appealed to his works in proof of his claim.—John 5:18; 10:30, 38.
He thought it no robbery to be equal with God,—Philippians 2:6;
and his eternal Father acknowledges him to be his fellow and equal.—Zechariah 13:7.
We may here observe, that when Christ says that "his Father is greater than he" (John 14:28),
he does not mean that he is greater with respect to his nature, but with respect to his office as Mediator; in which respect Christ sustains the character of the Father's servant, and acts in virtue of a commission from him.—Isaiah 42:1.
But as the second person in the undivided Trinity, he is in all respects equal to his Divine Father.