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Here is a statement I read this morning on line. I am not trying to "call out" anyone,
so I won't state the teacher or website, but this is indicative of how easily someone
can draw erroneous conclusions to support a point of their own making.
When I study the bible I see only three recorded incidences when God spoke to Christ with an external audible voice. Now Christ is God, He is the son of the living God, part of the Godhead but God didn’t see it fit in 33 years of life to speak to him in an audible voice more than three times. And yet God speaks to some of us audibly every 3rd day. How holy and how pure? Doesn’t that scare you, somebody hears God more than Christ was hearing him?
[It seems that he is referring to himself here]
Does this make sense to you? Just because there were three recorded incidences where
people heard and bore witness to something doesn't mean it didn't happen daily.
We should give heed to what was said, and believe that God still speaks.
It should not be necessary for there to be an audible Voice, for we should not require
the testimony of witnesses to confirm to us that the Lord has indeed spoken, and we
should obey. He instructs us in the Way of Righteousness.
Here are the three citations:
Matthew 3:16, 17 At His baptism
Matthew 17:5,6 At His transfiguration
John 12:28 Father, glorify Your name.
Then a voice came from heaven, I have both glorified and will glorify again.
Did he miss any?
so I won't state the teacher or website, but this is indicative of how easily someone
can draw erroneous conclusions to support a point of their own making.
When I study the bible I see only three recorded incidences when God spoke to Christ with an external audible voice. Now Christ is God, He is the son of the living God, part of the Godhead but God didn’t see it fit in 33 years of life to speak to him in an audible voice more than three times. And yet God speaks to some of us audibly every 3rd day. How holy and how pure? Doesn’t that scare you, somebody hears God more than Christ was hearing him?
[It seems that he is referring to himself here]
Does this make sense to you? Just because there were three recorded incidences where
people heard and bore witness to something doesn't mean it didn't happen daily.
We should give heed to what was said, and believe that God still speaks.
It should not be necessary for there to be an audible Voice, for we should not require
the testimony of witnesses to confirm to us that the Lord has indeed spoken, and we
should obey. He instructs us in the Way of Righteousness.
Here are the three citations:
Matthew 3:16, 17 At His baptism
Matthew 17:5,6 At His transfiguration
John 12:28 Father, glorify Your name.
Then a voice came from heaven, I have both glorified and will glorify again.
Did he miss any?