Jewjitzu
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I copied the verse for you previously. Matthew 16:17.Then quote the chapter and verse.
Are you going to explain physics to me?
That's not what it says above. You're looking at a different verse.That should be easy...unless you're making it up. He did say, as I quoted above already, "A spirit does not have flesh and bone, as you see I have." Close as you get. I can get you that reference if your concordance fails you.
Explain where your gods get their bodies?Who wrote Genesis? Who inspired Genesis? Who said, "In the image of God created He him...." The association is His.
The Father created Jesus in the womb.All things physical are not created by hand...All things physical were created by the Word, which still holds all things physical together.
Yep...
Now you're understanding the image. It's not a physical thingAnd that is no accident, but it is association. Humans are called Elohim because dominion was given to Adam...Who bore God's image and likeness...
Is that a Mormon story?I heard a story of a T-Rex in the garden. One day he decided to talk with God. By mistake, he went up to Adam and said, "Oops. I thought you were Someone else."
And after too.It was cute...and in the Spirit, I suggest there could be some truth in it prior to the fall.
A physical god is limited. Check the physics.This is cute, but it's false. It's a good start. It's not the end. Close is not in. Close is held back by the limits you have put on your god.
In the interim there was a different means of atonement? What was that?There was never a point where atonement no longer required the blood of the lamb, and the scapegoat to Azazel. Titus did not end Aaron's duties. He only destroyed all the tools. Rabbinical pragmatism and pure rationalization did not abrogate the righteous requirements of the Law. Neither did Daniel in Babylon. He understood the seventy years. They passed and the sacrifice was restored as promised.
According to Isaiah 53, an asham sacrifice is limited in it's scope of sins.Yet, what happened because of Ahaz and Menasseh was never OK...or swept under the altar. Nothing will cleanse Tophet but Messiah's gift.
So there are many in the godhead. Quite a plurality going.Let me show you how Jesus described close...I know you've had to ignore this, so it bears repeating, because this is Messiah's prayer for you personally:
22I have given them the glory You gave Me, so that they may be one as We are one
I'll get a tissue ?.— 23I in them and You in Me—that they may be perfectly united, so that the world may know that You sent Me and have loved them just as You have loved Me.
That is chesed...
False. The Levitical priesthood is eternal, Jeremiah 33:14-26.And Jesus ended Aaron's duties, as Melchizedek, once and for all.
I can see that. There's no lack of jealousy for your knowledge. I hope you can see that.
Being in the flesh is limited and even Phil 2 testifies to this.Yep. And He was manifested in the Flesh, because He has no limits, and His Chesed has no limits.
His voice was moving.Always good advice.
In the Garden they heard the voice of God walking...(halak).
And you ignore mine.No...I noticed you insist on ignoring my choice. When I translate, I acknowledge nuances...because they don't escape the native speaker.
Visions and riddles, Numbers 12.Hebrew is one of the greatest languages I've ever seen for plays on words. French is known for its like delightful richness.
Only in your finite and limited perspective. This is really a vapid argument. Everything Isaiah saw in chapter six had both form and substance...
If he saw anything at all...Everything John saw in the Revelation, likewise. They were able to describe what they saw, and only inadequately. I can't understand what makes you think yourself adequate to describe something you have never seen.
God just spoke...No...I'm forced to repeat redundantly that God's word is the hand that created.
Rotfl... at the revelation at Sinai we were told face to face God has no physical form.See what I just wrote above. You, being deliberately limited, are stuck with a dogma that cannot grasp what Isaiah and Israel and Abraham and Adam saw. They each looked for a city whose builder and maker is God...
Maybe I'll add quik to the milk.Albeit inadequately according to your own deliberate limitations.
It shows you ignored it.No...the rest did not pertain, and proved nothing at all. I'm not in denial that the word encompasses the entire definition....
You're late to the game.You're beginning to understand.
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