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God IS the Law. Theologically speaking. What does the incident with the Adulterous demonstrate?
The logic applies to, per your usage, only the people present at the cross. Are you certain you want to declare that as the interpretation? I'll let you think about that, for a minute.
If a petty human is not under His authority, by God's design, how much more does this not say that a Fallen Angel could be apart from His will?
You made a specific claim that mercy is His highest self-proclaimed act of authority. You are not supporting that claim.
My argument was that His statement pertained to the Romans, not the Jews.
Jesus, God incarnate, the same God that etched stone tablets with His Divine Finger…. Stooped down and wrote a mystery within the very dust of the earth that He formed man with, with His miraculous Human God Finger… to SHOW MERCY to a woman pulled steaming hot from the arms of a man that she had cheated with….
Based on proximity to Jesus when He spoke. You’ve bound area of effect to Christs words on the cross.
When you isolate one statement outside of a whole discussion, I can see where it might be confusing.
None of this supports your claim that mercy is His highest self-proclaimed act of authority. I agree that God is merciful. I’m looking for the support that mercy is His highest self-proclaimed act of authority.
Hammster, when God straight becomes one with His creation, and with the same hand that etched the 10 and covered the crevice in the cliff with that massive fiery God hand, to show Moses His Glory stoops down before Satan's sons, a sweaty woman stinking of unfaithful sex... and stretches His finger to write the NEW LAW into the earth, does not the sheep hear?
Since you cannot, or will not, support your specific claim, I’m not going to continue this line of discussion.
The two greatest None Divine Theologians in the Bible are Moses and Paul. Both are referred to by name. It is common to read the Torah and say... In Moses, or to read the 13 epistles of Paul and say... when reading Paul. Both of these men are highly esteemed by YH-H. Of all the things they said, to say, what defining characteristic did they say that made them special in God's eyes, what did they say?
