Bible doesn't say that Flesh of Mary became the flesh of Jesus either.Even if this is correct, (and it may well be as i am no scientist-perhaps somebody who is can tell us), that makes do difference to the fact that God's word does not say that He placed an already-existing body into Mary's womb.//]
You'd better admit that your previous knowledge about the conception and fertilization was wrong.
You were confused between Conception and Fertilization. Conception=Pregnancy, but Conception is not Fertilization.
But now, at least, you understand what I am claiming, which is good for you!
Nothing about the use of Ovum of Mary is mentioned either. Even if she was a virgin, Word could enter her and settle in her.Surely no fertilisation is done by the ovum, but by the semen. That wasn't so for Mary. When she asked the angel how she, who had never known (had intimate relations with) a man, could bear a Son, she was told that the Holy Spirit would come upon her. Nothing about placing an already existing body into her. //]
Word contained the flesh and Word could expose the flesh as the Word had the power of Creation as the Word was the Creator.No. "The Word" (as John's gospel refers to Him) became flesh, not "was already flesh."
So why does John say He became flesh, if He had always been flesh?//]
Surely, when God said < Word became Flesh> < Flesh didn't Flesh> < no existing human flesh became the flesh of Jesus>
Word became Flesh! Believe the Word of God!
When God made Adam, He made the body first, then blew the breath so that he became the living soul.God's image/likeness. Not physical likeness, but spiritual.>>>>
You forgot the order of Creation.
God created the body of Adam in the likeness of Himself first, thereafter He blew the soul and spirit.
God used His own body as the prototype of Adam's body.
Jesus didn't need the body of Mary to get the flesh, but to achieve the prophecy to come as the offspring of the woman.No it isn't. The Word, as John said, was in the beginning with God, and was God. That Word became flesh via Mary. Otherwise, as i said before, if He already had flesh, what need was there for a virgin birth, or indeed any birth?//]
Like I said, Jesus could transform the Rock to become the person of Jesus.
Read Mt 3:9
God is able of these stones to raise up children unto Abraham.
Jesus was the Rock (Tsur) ( 1 Cor 10:4, Gen 49:24, Deut 32:4, 15, 18). The Rock could have become the flesh.
But in order to achieve the prophecy, Jesus came to human world thru Mary, which was necessary to save the human world, in order to rescue the Race of the First Adam. Jesus didn't belong to the First Adam, but Mary belonged to the First Adam.
First of All, what you said about the possibility that God can have the memory without the bodily brain is correct to Trinity all.No. There was no flesh before the Holy Spirit came upon Mary.
God is almighty. He can do anything He wants. Appear in bodily form and do things like eating, before the incarnation? No problem for Him.
Of course she didn't.
No i don't. i said that just as God the Father is said to remember things, yet He has no physical brain, so the Son could remember things from the time before He was incarnate, before He had physical parts.//]
But in case of the God the Son, He is the Godhead which has the body from the beginning and He was the Creator of Adam ( Col 1:15-16, John 1:1-3) He was the Creator of All Flesh ( Numbers 16:22).
Jesus said < Before Abraham was, I AM>
This means that the person Jesus was the same as the person Jesus before Abraham.
The newly formed brain and body of Jesus produced by Mary couldn't say what it never experienced before.
If the body was newly formed by Mary, it cannot be Omnipresent
Have you explained Jehovah ate the meal provided by Abraham? ( Genesis 18:1-16)
God had the body before Mary was born, right? Yes or No!
If yes, where is the body gone?
Eliyahu