Fred said:See post 235.
Although sometimes referred to in order to demonstrate the Lord Jesus is not God
Fred said:See post 235.
Fred said:You get real. I already wrote to see the OP.
If you have anything to disprove what I have written then show it. So far you have supplied nothing.
The ONE Lord is God and vice versa.Fred said:
Although sometimes referred to in order to demonstrate the Lord Jesus is not God
Straw from beginning to end.You seem to be saying Paul teaches that sometimes Jesus is not God and sometimes Jesus is God.
This has nothing to do with the issue of Jesus being God. Jesus cannot be God if his Father is God. That would make Jesus his own Father. or it makes you have more than one God...
Take that up with Fred he said. Your God Jesus is sometimes not God...The ONE Lord is God and vice versa.
Here is some straw for you...Straw from beginning to end.
It is what you wrote Fred...read it slowly...those are your words...
You are funny... Paul did not apply Lord, to mean YHWH, you did.
How am I a liar? Is it not your post?Here's the full quote you liar:
Clear as day you said sometimes Jesus is not God.Although sometimes referred to in order to demonstrate the Lord Jesus is not God, 1 Corinthians 8:6 does in fact teach the Lord Jesus is God (YHWH).
Nope it is you saying that Jesus is sometimes not God.The first part of the sentence refers to heretics like you.
The second part is not written in the scripture , you made it up...1 Corinthians 8:6 teaches we have one God the Father. You teach that sometimes Jesus is God.The second part of the sentence is the truth you reject.
No he did not...Paul did.
Here's the full quote you liar:
here is more strawStraw from beginning to end.
Here's the full quote you liar:
No, as Jesus is Yahweh, as are the father and Holy Spirit, yet but One God!You seem to be saying Paul teaches that sometimes Jesus is not God and sometimes Jesus is God.
This has nothing to do with the issue of Jesus being God. Jesus cannot be God if his Father is God. That would make Jesus his own Father. or it makes you have more than one God...
Paul used for Jesus same term as was used for God in the Septuagint though thereYou are funny... Paul did not apply Lord, to mean YHWH, you did.
Jesus is fully God and fully man, any other view of him is heresyFred said:
Although sometimes referred to in order to demonstrate the Lord Jesus is not God
Yahweh is Jesus' Father is he not? If Yahweh is Jesus' father and Jesus is Yahweh, then Jesus is his own father. How about you quote a verse from the scripture saying ...as Jesus is Yahweh, as are the father and Holy Spirit, yet but One God.No, as Jesus is Yahweh, as are the father and Holy Spirit, yet but One God!
Quote your passage from the scripture saying these exact words, "Jesus is fully God and fully man", please.Jesus is fully God and fully man, any other view of him is heresy
So what? The term Elohim is used for God and also for men angels and idols. What is your point?Paul used for Jesus same term as was used for God in the Septuagint though there
Jesus is the eternal Word of God and the Creator.Quote your passage from the scripture saying these exact words, "Jesus is fully God and fully man", please.
God is a plurality in the OT Hebrew scriptures, one of many, all are equally Yahweh!So what? The term Elohim is used for God and also for men angels and idols. What is your point?
John stated both are Yahweh, yet not the same person!Yahweh is Jesus' Father is he not? If Yahweh is Jesus' father and Jesus is Yahweh, then Jesus is his own father. How about you quote a verse from the scripture saying ...as Jesus is Yahweh, as are the father and Holy Spirit, yet but One God.