Hey, don't answer it for little old me.I was going to answer but, after, this juvenile posturing of yours I will hold off. Squirming? Please, quit the blustering.

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Hey, don't answer it for little old me.I was going to answer but, after, this juvenile posturing of yours I will hold off. Squirming? Please, quit the blustering.
I was going to answer but, after, this juvenile posturing of yours I will hold off. Squirming? Please, quit the blustering.
But, lest someone else thinks I am squirming:
Christ rose bodily from the grave. He does not have,a physical body now. He once again, per his prayer in John 17, has the same glorious essence he had with Father in eternity past
Finally!But, lest someone else thinks I am squirming:
Christ rose bodily from the grave. He does not have,a physical body now. He once again, per his prayer in John 17, has the same glorious essence he had with Father in eternity past
So if Jesus is 100 percent human, and 100 percent God.
Then why is he only limited in the Human side sense.
Does he not still have a divine side that is not limited?
If he is Physically Limited now, Isn't this giving up divine qualities he possessed before?
Because the Bible says so, most obviously in Phil. 2, but also in any other Scripture about the incarnation.So if Jesus is 100 percent human, and 100 percent God.
Then why is he only limited in the Human side sense.
It's not a "divine side." Remember: 100% God and 100% man. There is no "this side and that side."Does he not still have a divine side that is not limited?
No. The physical limitation voluntarily taken on by Christ cannot limit the eternal God that he is.If he is Physically Limited now, Isn't this giving up divine qualities he possessed before?
Yes and yes.If a Human is limited, and Jesus Is fully human, is Jesus Limited?
If God is Omnipresent, and Jesus Is Fully God, Is Jesus Omnipresent?
This question essentially denies the Hypostatic Union of Christ and is therefore heresy and blasphemy.Does he not still have a divine side that is not limited?
This question essentially denies the Hypostatic Union of Christ and is therefore heresy and blasphemy.
Yes and yes.
I am sure it makes no sense to you as you have little to no understanding of the Hypostatic Union. But your question is predicated on the assertion that Christ must "have a divine side" - which is a denial of the Hypostatic Union. "Union" mean "one." He is not part God and part man. He does not have a "God side" and a "man side." He is One single person.That makes no sense. How can a question deny anything? The answer is what would confirm or deny it.
I am sure it makes no sense to you as you have little to no understanding of the Hypostatic Union. But your question is predicated on the assertion that Christ must "have a divine side" - which is a denial of the Hypostatic Union. "Union" mean "one." He is not part God and part man. He does not have a "God side" and a "man side." He is One single person.
As He was going away, an angel said this same Jesus is coming again. Now, I know they will say that its the same Jesus, just in His pre-incarnate state. But I believe He will come again as the God-Man, as He ascended as the God-Man.
Now, where does it say He disrobed His humanity after He ascended to the Father? Can't seem to find it.![]()
Interesting that those holding to pretierism also deny the Hypostatic union of Christ and physical resurrection, so keep compounding their heresies!This question essentially denies the Hypostatic Union of Christ and is therefore heresy and blasphemy.
Interesting that those holding to pretierism also deny the Hypostatic union of Christ and physical resurrection, so keep compounding their heresies!
Now, where does it say He disrobed His humanity after He ascended to the Father? Can't seem to find it.![]()
The physical limitation voluntarily taken on by Christ
Jesus as man here did experience things as God never could, such as hunger, pain, being physically hurt etc!I can't seem to find where Christ limited Himself only to be physical:
You got any idees where He did this hillbilly?Did you read post # 53?
Full blown preterists do!Oh my, what a complete twist of words. This is disappointing. Who here denied the Physical Resurrection?
Yes. Seriously. We take the finished work and Person of Christ very seriously on the Baptist Board.SERIOUSLY?
I didn't judge you. I judged rightly what you said. 1 Corinthians 2:15 "But he that is spiritual judgeth all things."Stop Judging me!
Your question presupposed the duality (a form of Manichaeism condemned in 382 AD) of Christ.IM ASKING QUESTIONS.
You said, "Does he not still have a divine side?" That question presupposes He had a "divine side" to "still have."You take everything I say and make it into something its not.