Who did Moses chat with?

[David64]

See my response to Dorthea above.

N/A

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

Say you gonna go get some surgery on that arm and make that fishin pole something besides a spear. You need some fish on the grill.

ACCCKKK!
I thought sure no one would notice that again
I am just too lazy to change it ehehe

Young) Mark 1:17 and Jesus said to them, `Come ye after Me, and I shall make you to become fishers of men;'

Who did Moses chat with?

 

[from scratch]

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I clearly understood your statement and understand your position. Problem is there is no indication of such and even is there was it is still a change of God even if all you want to say it is a mutation. Even mutation is change.

 

[David64]

I clearly understood your statement and understand your position. Problem is there is no indication of such and even is there was it is still a change of God even if all you want to say it is a mutation. Even mutation is change.

What in the world is that suppose to mean?

You must be really be flustered.

Just a bunch of words stacked haphazaredly one after another.

That is too funny.

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

 

[Frogster]

What in the world is that suppose to mean?

You must be really be flustered.

Just a bunch of words stacked haphazaredly one after another.

That is too funny.

Your posts are so filled with bible knowledge, and a surpassing wisdom, and are so sound, that I am emailing them to a bible college, for scrutiny, and as a learning tool for students in future generations. I applaud you work, it is sound, hermeutically fit, and exegetically wonderful. Your deep insight into the bible floors me, and I'm honored to be here with you. You must have a wall filled with diplomas. Are you a PH.D?

Again, thanks!

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

Your posts are so filled with bible knowledge, and a surpassing wisdom, and are so sound, that I am emailing them to a bible college, for scrutiny, and as a learning tool for students in future generations. I applaud you work, it is sound, hermeutically fit, and exegetically wonderful. Your deep insight into the bible floors me, and I'm honored to be here with you. You must have a wall filled with diplomas. Are you a PH.D?

Again, thanks!

What about me
And I will do the same for you and from scratch

 

[Dorothea]

OK so it appears to me that if Moses is addressing God the Father and you say that someone elses answers then Moses again addresses God the Father. Who is this personality that Moses can't see which addresses him in the first person and only shows Moses His back or Glory in Ex 22:20. Who ever it was refused Moses to see His face saying no one can and live. How can it be Jesus? I remember Mal 3:6. How can God say no one can see Him and live then show His face to thousands at a time? Of course I'm talking about Jesus here and not God the Father. Wouldn't that make God a liar?

Well, the way I understand it, from scratch, is that Moses is talking to God the Father, and since God the Father cannot be seen, when He reveals His back, it is Christ's because Christ is God in the flesh and will and can be seen. Here's an interesting bit on this:

The Attributes of God

God revealed to us concerning Himself that He is a bodiless and invisible spirit (John 4:24).

What does it mean that God has neither a body, nor bones, as we have, and does not have in Himself anything that makes up our visible world, and therefore we cannot see Him?

In order to explain this, let us take an example from our earthly world. We do not see the air, but we see its actions and results; the movement of the air has great power which can move huge ships and complex machines. We feel and we know that we cannot live without the air that we breathe. So also we do not see God, but we see His activity and its results, His wisdom and power are everywhere in the world, and we feel them in ourselves.

The invisible God, out of love for us, at various times appeared to righteous people in a visible form — in images, or, reflections of Himself, that is to say, in such a form that they could behold Him. Otherwise they would have perished from directly beholding His majesty and glory.

God said to Moses, There shall no man see Me, and live (Ex. 33:20). If the sun blinds us with its brilliance, and we cannot look upon this creation of God lest we be blinded, then how much more so, on God Who created it. For God is light, and in Him is no darkness at all (1 John 1:5), and He dwells in unapproachable light (1 Tim. 6:16).

The Attributes of God

 

[from scratch]

What in the world is that suppose to mean?

You must be really be flustered.

Just a bunch of words stacked haphazaredly one after another.

That is too funny.

Everyone is entileled to their opinion and to express it as well.

Really who is spout meaningless words?

And I guess you're trying to be funny. Better luck next time.

 

[from scratch]

Your posts are so filled with bible knowledge, and a surpassing wisdom, and are so sound, that I am emailing them to a bible college, for scrutiny, and as a learning tool for students in future generations. I applaud you work, it is sound, hermeutically fit, and exegetically wonderful. Your deep insight into the bible floors me, and I'm honored to be here with you. You must have a wall filled with diplomas. Are you a PH.D?

Again, thanks!

Hear, hear

 

[from scratch]

Well, the way I understand it, from scratch, is that Moses is talking to God the Father, and since God the Father cannot be seen, when He reveals His back, it is Christ's because Christ is God in the flesh and will and can be seen. Here's an interesting bit on this:

The Attributes of God

God revealed to us concerning Himself that He is a bodiless and invisible spirit (John 4:24).

What does it mean that God has neither a body, nor bones, as we have, and does not have in Himself anything that makes up our visible world, and therefore we cannot see Him?

In order to explain this, let us take an example from our earthly world. We do not see the air, but we see its actions and results; the movement of the air has great power which can move huge ships and complex machines. We feel and we know that we cannot live without the air that we breathe. So also we do not see God, but we see His activity and its results, His wisdom and power are everywhere in the world, and we feel them in ourselves.

The invisible God, out of love for us, at various times appeared to righteous people in a visible form — in images, or, reflections of Himself, that is to say, in such a form that they could behold Him. Otherwise they would have perished from directly beholding His majesty and glory.

God said to Moses, There shall no man see Me, and live (Ex. 33:20). If the sun blinds us with its brilliance, and we cannot look upon this creation of God lest we be blinded, then how much more so, on God Who created it. For God is light, and in Him is no darkness at all (1 John 1:5), and He dwells in unapproachable light (1 Tim. 6:16).

The Attributes of God

I really don't think you understand what Moses is asking of God.

 

[David64]

Everyone is entileled to their opinion and to express it as well.

Really who is spout meaningless words?

And I guess you're trying to be funny. Better luck next time.

I have no idea who he is.

Ah yes old S. M W. I knew him well.

 

[Dorothea]

I really don't think you understand what Moses is asking of God.

All right. What do you believe he is asking of God?

 

[from scratch]

All right. What do you believe he is asking of God?

He is clearly asking to identify by face as we identify an individual who he is speaking with.

 

[Dorothea]

He is clearly asking to identify by face aw we identify an individual who he is speaking with.

Yes, Moses wanted to see God's face. I agree. But he could not, else he would've perished because no one can see the face of God the Father and live because they cannot withstand his light and glory in this earthly life.

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

Yes, Moses wanted to see God's face. I agree. But he could not, else he would've perished because no one can see the face of God the Father and live because they cannot withstand his light and glory in this earthly life.

That may be one reason these people in Reve 6:6 are wanting to hide from His face and the wrath of the Lamb

http://www.christianforums.com/t7435912/
Face of One sitting upon the throne Reve 6/20

Reve 6:16 And they are saying to the mountains and to the rocks "be falling upon us! and hide us! from Face of the One sitting upon the Throne and from the wrath of the Lamb
[Hosea 10:8/Luke 23:30/Reve 20:11?]

The Serpent also has a face:

Revelation 12:14 And were given the woman two wings of the eagle, the great, that she may be flying into the wilderness into the place of her, the-where she is being nurtured there time and times and half-time from Face of the Serpent.
[Daniel 7:25/12:7]

 

[from scratch]

Yes, Moses wanted to see God's face. I agree. But he could not, else he would've perished because no one can see the face of God the Father and live because they cannot withstand his light and glory in this earthly life.

So how can it be that it is Jesus that was responding to Moses?

 

[from scratch]

That may be one reason these people in Reve 6:6 are wanting to hide from His face and the wrath of the Lamb

http://www.christianforums.com/t7435912/
Face of One sitting upon the throne Reve 6/20

Reve 6:16 And they are saying to the mountains and to the rocks "be falling upon us! and hide us! from Face of the One sitting upon the Throne and from the wrath of the Lamb
[Hosea 10:8/Luke 23:30/Reve 20:11?]

The Serpent also has a face:

Revelation 12:14 And were given the woman two wings of the eagle, the great, that she may be flying into the wilderness into the place of her, the-where she is being nurtured there time and times and half-time from Face of the Serpent.
[Daniel 7:25/12:7]

That I doubt very much. Different situation altogether. Matter of fact everything is different.

 

[David64]

That may be one reason these people in Reve 6:6 are wanting to hide from His face and the wrath of the Lamb

http://www.christianforums.com/t7435912/
Face of One sitting upon the throne Reve 6/20

Reve 6:16 And they are saying to the mountains and to the rocks "be falling upon us! and hide us! from Face of the One sitting upon the Throne and from the wrath of the Lamb
[Hosea 10:8/Luke 23:30/Reve 20:11?]

The Serpent also has a face:

Revelation 12:14 And were given the woman two wings of the eagle, the great, that she may be flying into the wilderness into the place of her, the-where she is being nurtured there time and times and half-time from Face of the Serpent.
[Daniel 7:25/12:7]

The "Word" in His glorified state.

 

[Dorothea]

So how can it be that it is Jesus that was responding to Moses?

Because Jesus is the only Person of the Trinity that can be seen.