Romans 8:9 and 10

[PollyJetix]

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I have to think about what you wrote...but it sounds like you're messing with the Trinity.

Jesus was fully man...containing all the attributes a man has, natural and supernatural...PLUS...was divine containing all of those aspects.

 

[PollyJetix]

I have to think about what you wrote...but it sounds like you're messing with the Trinity.

Jesus was fully man...containing all the attributes a man has, natural and supernatural...PLUS...was divine containing all of those aspects.

sorry. I felt the thread belonged in the other category.

But I don't think I'm messing at all with the Trinity.
To be fully man, and also fully God, Jesus was fathered by the Holy Ghost.
He was fully human. That means he lived in a body, had a soul (mind, will and emotions) and also had a human spirit.

Yet, all of his natural divinity did not create one miracle. It was not until he was baptized by John in the Jordan, and the Father spoke from heaven, and the Holy Spirit came upon Christ, that he began to operate miraculously.

Christ did not have the Holy Ghost upon him, or in him, before that.
He lived as a normal human, and operated just as the rest of us.
He was tempted, tested, and hurt just like us. He felt everything we feel.
Yet without sin.
So Christ's spirit never died (as ours did, per Romans 7:9.)

Search the Scriptures. You will find that the Father raised up Jesus by the power of the Holy Ghost.

 

[Zayin7]

I have moved this thread to here:
Romans 8:9-10

Hi . what is the original post.or is it just the scripture reference?

 

[PollyJetix]

Hi . what is the original post.or is it just the scripture reference?

click on the reference in the first post. It will take you to the original post.

 

[Zayin7]

click on the reference in the first post. It will take you to the original post.

Thanks.
That's a large piece to chew over.
So I will chew it over... That's my safest reply for now haha.