I didn't say He did or was, I'm saying He wasn't, that He was being genuine...
But you said that if God was omniscient he would have been guilty of deceiving us.
He IS omniscient - why has he been guilty of deception?
He would have had to "acting" or pretending to be a certain way, when He really wasn't, or at least that's the long and short of it...
In what way?
Wrong... Not the true Father... He predestined all and everything, even every little thing, from the very beginning, including any God or gods lesser than Him...
Wrong - there is only ONE God; no others.
What do you mean by "predestined"? If it's that we have to do certain things because God has already planned it; that's wrong too.
All through the Bible the prophets said "choose". Choose whom you will serve; God or Baal. (Not that Baal was a god, but some believed that he was.)
Jesus also told people to "come to me", Matthew 11:28, and "repent", Mark 1:15. If everything was planned for us and we would be saved, or not no matter what we did, there would have been no point in any of them saying that. They might as well have said, "live your life however you like. If God has decided to save you, he will; if not, there's nothing you can do about it."
No, it's not wrong.
God did not force Adam to eat the fruit; end of. He did not make Adam's hand take it from Eve and put it in his mouth - that was Adam's action.
Now your contradicting yourself, He either did or did not know, so which is it...?
No I'm not.
He didn't
want Adam to eat the fruit - but he still knew that he would.
A parent may say to a child, "I don't want you to eat that last biscuit", but still know that, when their back is turned, the child is likely to do just that.
God knows everything that we do, are going to do or are likely to do. Even when he gives us a choice between 2 or more things; he knows what we will do.
God the true Father did, yes, but not the Son, or a Son of His, that was chosen, or He chose to be our God...
All of that is your idea/interpretation.
The Bible, and orthodox Christian belief, says that there is ONE God; Father, Son and Holy Spirit. That Jesus, the Word, was with God in the beginning, God did not "choose his Son to be our God."
Yahweh, or YHWH if your prefer, is the Hebrew name of God - the ONE God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. There is nothing at all in the Bible that even hints that Yahweh was a "young Jesus". No idea where you got that from, but it wasn't Scripture.
Did you look through the thread link I posted earlier in post #16...?
No.
I clicked briefly on the link,but the title of the thread was off putting, confusing and not Scriptural and I didn't have the time or energy to go into it.
Christianity started out as a Jewish sect.
The first of the 10 commandments, given to the Jews, says that there is only one God and we are not to have any other gods or make any idols. As a Jew, Jesus believed and followed the 10 commandments. He told us to, too, and told us to seek God above all else, Matthew 6:33.
Genesis 1 tells us that in the beginning, God spoke the word and things were created.
John 1:1-3 tells us that the Word was God and with God from the beginning and that God made all things through him. John 1:14 tells us that the Word became flesh.
Colossians 1:15-16 tells us that Jesus is the image of the invisible God, that all things were created through, and for, him.
There is ONE God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.