Two natures in one person of Christ!Yes, but not Jesus the Son of man our brother in the Lord.
God is not man never was never could be.
God is supernatural without beginning or end.
Two natures in one person of Christ!Yes, but not Jesus the Son of man our brother in the Lord.
God is not man never was never could be.
God is supernatural without beginning or end.
God as Christ has no nature (beginning) The Son of man Jesus does .Two natures in one person of Christ!
God as Christ has no nature (beginning) The Son of man Jesus does .
Yes Jesus the Christ the anointing holy Spirit of eternal God. He worked mightily in Jesus the Son of man, our brother in the LordHebrews 13:8
Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.
Before I answer you, I'm going to read this thread: https://christcentered.community.forum/threads/what-is-eternal-subordination-of-the-son-ess.1473/Isaiah 9:6 has a context in vs. 7
For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.Of the greatness of his government and peace there will be no end. He will reign on David’s throne and over his kingdom, establishing and upholding it with justice and righteousness from that time on and forever. The zeal of the Lord Almighty will accomplish this.
Everlasting Father is not to be confused with God the Father, but rather, it's in reference to his kingdom. He is the father of his kingdom that "perpetuity" (or in the sense of eternal, on-going and continuous), like "there will be no end" and "from that time on and forever". And you can also acknowledge Hebrews 1:8:
But about the Son he says, “Your throne, O God, will last for ever and ever; a scepter of justice will be the scepter of your kingdom.
Okay.
No. Manhood is not derived from his Deity. Jesus Christ being "human" would be identified by his nature. For example, Jesus Christ being Fully Human is derived from the human nature being composed of the whole body and soul/spirit, with all of the human attributes and properties. That is what qualify him as human. And "God" and "Man" are not properties and attributes of the Natures or of the Person. Rather it's what the natures have constituted what the Son-person to be, like: the Divine Nature constitutes the Son-person to be God and the Human Nature constitutes the selfsame Son-person to be Man.
No. What do you mean by "complex person"? Ontology the selfsame Son-person himself is not distinct but is the underlying existence of both natures.
⦁ The two natures are distinct in the union by the Son-person.
⦁ The Son-person exist as God according to the Divine Nature.
⦁ The Son-person exist as Man according to the Human Nature.
⦁ The Son-person is existing in two distinct ways simultaneously.
I can easily say, "Jesus Christ is God" without committing the fallacy of equivocation that "God is Jesus Christ." But that depends on what sense you mean by "God"? Christologically speaking, the framework for the term "God" has a two-fold meaning. You have, Jesus Christ, who is identified as "God," which doesn't mean he is all of the "One Triune God" (that would be absurd to think Jesus Christ is a Triune God when he is only a member of the Trinity), but he is only "God" according to the Divine Nature distinctively from the other members of the Father and the Holy Spirit in context. So, in one sense, the term "God" can be used to designate God as Triune, and in another sense, God is in reference to the Divine Nature.
I don't think Civic is confused about the Hypostatic Union.
Agreed. Unitarian Christology is based on blaspheming Jesus Christ.
Runningman~You are demonstrating exactly what deception is~sounds goods what you are saying, but you have no support from the scriptures to believe that God will bless you.....actually, you have much to say otherwise. But, pretty sure you will not heed God's testimony concerning Jesus is the True God and eternal life.Thank you. God will bless me for your words against me for speaking the truth.
No one does not have eternal life if they reject Jesus Christ as the Alpha and the Omega, the Almighty God!
Let's look at your corruption of the truth, shall we ~ not that it will do any good, but for other sheep who are trying to sort the truth out form the heresies spoken against our Lord Jesus, denying that the only God our eyes shall ever see!Not according to scripture though. See, Exodus 3:14,15 where it says the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is YHWH, the I AM. Acts 3:13 says that Jesus is His servant. That means Jesus isn't the I AM, isn't God, isn't YHWH, isn't the Creator.
First, Acts 3:13, does not say that Jesus was God's servant, even though we will admit in one true biblical sense he was as far as his humanity goes, nothing more.Acts 3:13,14~"The God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob, the God of our fathers, hath glorified his Son Jesus; whom ye delivered up, and denied him in the presence of Pilate, when he was determined to let him go. But ye denied the Holy One and the Just, and desired a murderer to be granted unto you;"
Oh but he is! Have you never read so much as this with true understanding:Acts 4:24,27 - Jesus isn't the Creator
I'll say this and then I'm finished with you. Jesus was a complex person and I will explain myself:Hebrews 1:8-10~"But unto the Son he saith, Thy throne, O God, is for ever and ever: a sceptre of righteousness is the sceptre of thy kingdom. Thou hast loved righteousness, and hated iniquity; therefore God, even thy God, hath anointed thee with the oil of gladness above thy fellows. And, Thou, Lord, in the beginning hast laid the foundation of the earth; and the heavens are the works of thine hands:"
You fulfill Jesus' prophecy.Runningman~You are demonstrating exactly what deception is~sounds goods what you are saying, but you have no support from the scriptures to believe that God will bless you.....actually, you have much to say otherwise. But, pretty sure you will not heed God's testimony concerning Jesus is the True God and eternal life.
The Bible never calls Jesus the "almighty God."No one does not have eternal life if they reject Jesus Christ as the Alpha and the Omega, the Almighty God!
You still haven't even made an attempt to prove Jesus is God. You're just asserting your beliefs.Let's look at your corruption of the truth, shall we ~ not that it will do any good, but for other sheep who are trying to sort the truth out form the heresies spoken against our Lord Jesus, denying that the only God our eyes shall ever see!
You would be wrong. It calls Jesus a servant in many different translations and versions.First, Acts 3:13, does not say that Jesus was God's servant...
No. Being "the Holy One" and being the "holy one of God" aren't the same things. It refers to Jesus being God's property. That means he isn't God.But do you not see where Peter called Jesus the Holy one? That would be blasphemy on Peter's part saying that Jesus was the Holy one, for that is making him equal to God, for God alone is the Holy one, no man is, or could be, except Jesus in his humanity as the Son of Man.
Not according to scritpure.Oh but he is! Have you never read so much as this with true understanding:
Run along then.I'll say this and then I'm finished with you.
You're deferring to your own commentary and opinions at this point. That isn't what the Bible says.Concerning the Deity of Jesus Christ – He is truly and fully God – Scripture affirms plainly and unequivocally. The Word is God without qualification; the Word became Jesus of Nazareth by joining His flesh.
You seem to believe identically to Rome.It is another straw man argument of Rome to accuse us of denying the full deity of Jesus Christ, for it is their doctrine of a begotten god that corrupts the Bible message of His full Godhead.
God isn't a nature though. Having the divine nature doesn't make someone God.We only can say that Jesus Christ’s divine nature is fully Jehovah God without qualification.
A denial of something would presuppose what you were denying is true. You aren't denying the deity of Jesus, you're asserting a belief or tradition.They (through the Nicene Creed) must say that His divine nature is begotten and generated, yielding a begotten God.
Only the ignorant or malicious accuse us of denying the full deity of the Lord Jesus Christ.
In my honest opinion you are still on the milk of the word, trapped in a very small theological prison. You say Jesus "had" a body, speaking in the past tense, but he was raised with a human body and never lost it again going forward.God is a Spirit. Jesus Christ had a body. Jesus Christ is God, but God is not Jesus Christ.
Correct. You referred to scripture that says this much.The humanity of Jesus Christ – He is truly and fully man – Scripture also unequivocally teaches. Mary conceived and bore a human child similar to all other mothers (Matt 1:18-20; Luke 2:23). The only mediator between God and man is the man Christ Jesus (I Timothy 2:5 cp Job 9:32-33).
That doesn't say God assumed flesh and blood.God assumed flesh and blood to destroy Satan’s work and be our high priest (Hebrews 2:14-17).
God isn't the form of God. God is God. The Father isn't the form of God. Getting it yet? Begin with verse 5 where Paul told them to have the same mind as Jesus.Jesus was made in the likeness of men after having been in the form of God (Philippians 2:5-11).
The hypostatic union is a walking contradiction and paradox; God isn't a man and a man isn't God.The hypostatic union is the combination of God the Word and a human nature in a single Being.
Where you add to scripture is that you say "God became a man."God is a Spirit (John 4:24), but a human body was prepared for God to possess (Hebrews 10:5).
You have some rather unorthodox beliefs. Are you a trinitarian or a modalist?
As I have said: God isn't a nature. 2 Peter 1:4As we have said: Jesus of Nazareth is the complex Person of God and man – He possesses both complete natures. That's what we mean by being a complex person.
Your belief system appears to rely almost completely on Jesus having a divine nature that, as a result, makes him God in your opinion. What do you do with the fact he isn't the only one with the divine nature? 2 Peter 1:4This point is very important to properly understand God’s record of His Son Jesus Christ. The attributes of one nature are often ascribed to a name derived from the other nature.
The RSV has the correct version of Romans 9:5
Before I answer you, I'm going to read this thread: https://christcentered.community.forum/threads/what-is-eternal-subordination-of-the-son-ess.1473/
To get a better understanding of where you are coming from. I need time, maybe a day or so. We'll talk afterwards. Thanks for your patience.
When you have time please state your belief about the divinity of Christ and the trinity, I’m still a bit confused. Thanks
This is incorrect. There is only one Divine Nature in three distinct persons. The Divine Nature is not begotten. Begotten in this sense of the Nicene Creed simply means "Father-person communicating the essence to the Son-person" and has nothing to do with the Divine Nature itself being begotten.They (through the Nicene Creed) must say that His divine nature is begotten and generated, yielding a begotten God.
God is a Spirit. Jesus Christ had a body. Jesus Christ is God, but God is not Jesus Christ.
The hypostatic union is the combination of God the Word and a human nature in a single Being.
As we have said: Jesus of Nazareth is the complex Person of God and man – He possesses both complete natures. That's what we mean by being a complex person.
How can eternal God (Creator) be equal with dying mankind (creation )?The Deity of Christ is part of the application of both Trinity and the Hypostatic Union doctrines. In the Trinity doctrine, the basis for the Deity of Christ is refer to the Son alone who is distinct from the Father and co-equal with the Father. A Trinitarian identifies his Deity by making parallels between the Son's godness qualities and the Father who is established as God. While in the Hypostatic Union, the parallel is between both Deity and Humanity. The Greek word ἴσον (isos) or equal is mentioned eight times in the New Testament, and two times in reference to the Son (John 5:18, Philippians 2:6). For example, "only God our Savior" (Jude 25) is in reference to the Father, and "our God and Savior Jesus Christ" (2 Peter 1:1) is in reference to the Son. The Son is being on the same value level equally with the Father. Because the Son possesses those godness qualities that the Father alone possesses as being "God" and "Savior."
You seem to keep making the same error as of our brother in the lord Peter. He learned his lesson .A person can contain the spirit of vision or a theophany as if it was literal the temporal things seen.No mere man can at will be transfigured in light!
Christ is Transfigured in light! Matt 17:2
Hi thanks for the reply.The prophets were not sola scriptura they preached verbally!!
Matt 17 Jesus spoke with the dead necromancy?
What do you call the divinity?God as Christ has no nature (beginning) The Son of man Jesus does .