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I can settle it if you’d just answer the question. Was Jesus God when Mary gave birth to Him?Than prove it through scripture . The case could be settled easily with one scripture saying Jesus is mother of God. Scripture says mother of Jesus. It’s easy to make accusations, it’s another to actually prove it.
Do you believe in the Trinity? Can you please quote one scripture saying that The Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are the Trinity?Than prove it through scripture . The case could be settled easily with one scripture saying Jesus is mother of God. Scripture says mother of Jesus. It’s easy to make accusations, it’s another to actually prove it.
Can you prove the Trinity with one scripture? Show me a passage of scripture that says The Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are the Trinity. If you can’t do that then it must be false huh?Than prove it through scripture . The case could be settled easily with one scripture saying Jesus is mother of God. Scripture says mother of Jesus. It’s easy to make accusations, it’s another to actually prove it.
I guess this is your way of saying you don’t have scripture.I can settle it if you’d just answer the question. Was Jesus God when Mary gave birth to Him?
Yes I already knew that, that’s why I asked it. So what about my questions about the Trinity. Surely you can’t believe in the Trinity since there is no passage saying that The Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are the Trinity.I guess this is your way of saying you don’t have scripture.
I already answered your question, I’m not going to continue answering the same question.
Scripture says there is one God 1 Tim 2:5 in three person Mat 28:19. No scripture says Mary is the Mother of God.Can you prove the Trinity with one scripture? Show me a passage of scripture that says The Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are the Trinity. If you can’t do that then it must be false huh?
Than prove it through scripture . The case could be settled easily with one scripture saying Jesus is mother of God. Scripture says mother of Jesus. It’s easy to make accusations, it’s another to actually prove it.
This doesn’t answer the question when Jesus was God. Are you saying that Jesus wasn’t God when He was born?Jesus is fully God and fully man. Mary gave birth to Jesus who is fully man. Hence why no scripture says Mary is mother of God, but says mother of Jesus.
Your answer wasn’t clear at all.I already answered your question, I’m not going to continue answering the same question.
You didn't answer the issue put forth by @trophy33 . You evidently don't have time to thoughtfully discuss when people don't agree with your infallible interpretation.Sorry, you will have to do better than this to warrant my time.
Are you saying that about others?
You keep trying to apply what God is, Supernatural to Mary, which she was not supernatural, she was 100% human. Until you understand this, you will never fully understand the answer to your question.This doesn’t answer the question when Jesus was God. Are you saying that Jesus wasn’t God when He was born?
Your answer wasn’t clear at all.
You keep applying what God is, Supernatural to Mary, which she was not supernatural. Until you understand this, you will never fully understand the answer to your question.
Nobody said anything about Mary being supernatural.You keep applying what God is, Supernatural to Mary, which she was not supernatural. Until you understand this, you will never fully understand the answer to your question.
I understand it just fine. Jesus has always been God. There’s never been a time when He wasn’t God. Do you agree?You keep trying to apply what God is, Supernatural to Mary, which she was not supernatural, she was 100% human. Until you understand this, you will never fully understand the answer to your question.
I understand it just fine. Jesus has always been God. There’s never been a time when He wasn’t God. Do you agree?
Lol you’re so afraid to admit that you’re wrong that you can’t even bring yourself to admit that Jesus was in fact God at the time He was born. You’re so afraid to admit it that you refuse to even acknowledge that He has always been God. That’s not doing Him any justice.It’s not about, Jesus, I already answered this question- what Jesus is does not apply to Mary. She is human who was mother to Jesus fully man. Jesus is God but that does not apply to Mary.
Please don’t speak for me, I said exactly what I meant. Don’t put words in my mouth either, I never said Jesus was never God. You keep trying to apply what Jesus is- God of the worlds to Mary, which she is not. Regardless if one wants to call it in title only, she is not mother of God, she was mother of Jesus. No scripture states otherwise.Lol you’re so afraid to admit that you’re wrong that you can’t even bring yourself to admit that Jesus was in fact God at the time He was born. You’re so afraid to admit it that you refuse to even acknowledge that He has always been God. That’s not doing Him any justice.
If Jesus is fully God, and God exists outside of time, and is ever present in the past, now, and in the future (the eternal NOW), from God's perspective, was there a moment where Mary wasn't the Mother of God?It’s not about, Jesus, I already answered this question- what Jesus is does not apply to Mary. She is human who was mother to Jesus fully man. Jesus is God but that does not apply to Mary.
Yes, as you said God existed outside of time and Mary did not exist outside of time, she only existed on earth for a short time to be mother of Jesus.If Jesus is fully God, and God exists outside of time, and is ever present in the past, now, and in the future (the eternal NOW), from God's perspective, was there a moment where Mary wasn't the Mother of God?
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