Yeshua HaDerekh
Men dream of truth, find it then cant live with it
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Does it speak of Jesus Christ as prexisting; before existing on the earth? I believe it does. (So does John 1)
Does it speak of Jesus as the creator usurping God Almighty. I believe it does? (The Father gave ALL Authority to his Son in Matthew 28:18)
Does it believe that he was actually born as 100 percent human being? I believe it does not. (Sure it does, 100% man and 100% God)
Does it believe that Jesus Christ was and is a diety that transformed himself either by himself or via God Almighty into a human being. I believe it does. And how can this be comprehensible and scriptural in any way is beyond me. (Because you don't understand it)
Or maybe it says in the most simplest language that I can generate, is that God the I AM helped another god if you will into being a human or this diety called 'Jesus' did it all by himself, or God the I AM transformed himself into a human being? I believe this is glossly incomprehensible. (then you are not Trinitarian)
And then does it say the Jesus the Christ was God himself? I believe it does?
I don't believe it gives any mention of who Jesus Christ was and that he was the anointed one? I believe I'm correct. (no, you are incorrect)
Do you know what this anointing means? (yes, do you?)
It has everything to do with why he had to be 100% human and never God or a diety or both. I leave that thought with you to discover and understand if want.
I believe you should now have my thoughts and meaning of my initial statements that caught your eye, using your own creed (as you believe in it?) and you recite weekly, as a great basis to make my truthful response back to you.
In my mind I wonder how you can actually believe that Jesus the Christ could have actually died a human being by believing in the creed I just mentioned. I guess you may use the unapproachable 'dual nature' trump card and corporate defense as your brand of Jesus Christ. It is not mine, never. You might own the wrong brand of Jesus Christ, just might.
In Christ, always
Does it speak of Jesus as the creator usurping God Almighty. I believe it does? (The Father gave ALL Authority to his Son in Matthew 28:18)
Does it believe that he was actually born as 100 percent human being? I believe it does not. (Sure it does, 100% man and 100% God)
Does it believe that Jesus Christ was and is a diety that transformed himself either by himself or via God Almighty into a human being. I believe it does. And how can this be comprehensible and scriptural in any way is beyond me. (Because you don't understand it)
Or maybe it says in the most simplest language that I can generate, is that God the I AM helped another god if you will into being a human or this diety called 'Jesus' did it all by himself, or God the I AM transformed himself into a human being? I believe this is glossly incomprehensible. (then you are not Trinitarian)
And then does it say the Jesus the Christ was God himself? I believe it does?
I don't believe it gives any mention of who Jesus Christ was and that he was the anointed one? I believe I'm correct. (no, you are incorrect)
Do you know what this anointing means? (yes, do you?)
It has everything to do with why he had to be 100% human and never God or a diety or both. I leave that thought with you to discover and understand if want.
I believe you should now have my thoughts and meaning of my initial statements that caught your eye, using your own creed (as you believe in it?) and you recite weekly, as a great basis to make my truthful response back to you.
In my mind I wonder how you can actually believe that Jesus the Christ could have actually died a human being by believing in the creed I just mentioned. I guess you may use the unapproachable 'dual nature' trump card and corporate defense as your brand of Jesus Christ. It is not mine, never. You might own the wrong brand of Jesus Christ, just might.
In Christ, always
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