You dodged James 3:9 where "Lord" is used in reference to the Father.
You can stop hiding from it now.
The Biblical Meaning of "Son of God"
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You dodged James 3:9 where "Lord" is used in reference to the Father.
You can stop hiding from it now.
He exists with the fullness in Him in the state of being Gods Son.
I'll go by how the words of the Bible are properly defined. You can stick with make believe definitions.
You can stop denying the distinction shown now
Are you stating Jesus is our Father?
No clearly your working from the doctrine of the trinity not the bible
James is not stating Jesus is our Father.
Are you stating Jesus is our Father?
Lord - God of all
Lord Davids sovereign -
1The Lord says to my Lord: "Sit at my right hand, until I make your enemies your footstool."
Luke 4:8
And Jesus answered him, it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God and Him only shalt thou serve.
Luke 2:37
And then as a widow to the age of eighty-four, who departed not from the temple, but served with fastings and prayers night and day.
The Greek word for 'serve' and 'served' is latreuō.
No one but God alone is to receive latreuō (Luke 4:8). One of the ways Anna rendered latreuō was by her prayers. (Luke 2:37) Thus, when one prays they are rendering latreuō. That the Lord Jesus is the proper recipient of prayer demonstrates He is the proper recipient of latreuō. This proves the Lord Jesus is God.
You are still playing make believe.
Straw man
Ditto
God is our Father how then is Jesus not our Father?
How then is God Jesus's God and Father?
and the "Lord" of the Christian (James 3:9).
So you say. I should have posted Straw man that the first time you posted James.
I would think God is the Lord of all including His Son.
So you say.
So, you say.
The Son has the Fathers nature. We agree.
Its His nature. We disagree.
The Son is the proper recipient of prayer which proves he is the Almighty.
