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gohf:Because you didn't hit any point. Just like in your last response where you were comparing Boaz a normal Israelite who redeemed his kinsman like all Israelites do, to Jesus who redeemed all mankind for all eternity. Not with money like Boaz but with His Blood. You don't even seem to see that His Blood is eternal Blood for it to have redemption power for all future generations of mankind without end. No human blood can atone like that. How do they look the same? I'm baffled. |
gohf:Who did Boaz redeem? Leviticus 25 says a kinsman can redeem his kinsman. Boaz did that with cash. It's a custom in Israel according to the law. Boaz didn't redeem humanity. Jesus did. He did that without cash. By the way, is it only the Redeemer side of the post that you have issues with? You need to raise issues with all the single items raised on all three threads to dismantle the Divnity of Christ. Again, God and Christ are designated Redeemer, not Redeemers of mankind. Who then is Jesus? |
Brenbentondiaz:No need to argue with you. You left off all that was said in the opening thread to dwell on frivolities. Well, here's more for you: Are there two Rocks? God as the Rock Deuteronomy 32:4 – “He is the Rock, His work is perfect: for all His ways are judgment: a God of truth and without iniquity, just and right is He.” Psalm 18:31 – “For who is God save the LORD? Or who is a Rock save our God?” Note: There's no other Rock except our God. But we also see Christ as Rock. If we have on One Rock and not Rocks, who then is Christ? Another Rock? Christ as the Rock 1 Corinthians 10:4 – “And did all drink the same spiritual drink: for they drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them: and that Rock was Christ.” 1 Peter 2:7-8 – “The stone which the builders disallowed, the same is made the head of the corner, and a stone of stumbling, and a Rock of offence, even to them which stumble at the word...” Question: Are there two Rocks upholding Israel and the Church, or is this one eternal Rock revealed as both Yahweh and Christ? Are there two Redeemers? God as Redeemer Isaiah 44:6 – “Thus saith the LORD the King of Israel, and his Redeemer the LORD of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God.” Isaiah 49:26 – “And all flesh shall know that I the LORD am thy Saviour and thy Redeemer, the mighty One of Jacob.” Christ as Redeemer Galatians 3:13 – “Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us...” Titus 2:13-14 – “Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ; Who gave Himself for us, that He might redeem us from all iniquity...” Revelation 5:9 – “...for thou wast slain, and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood out of every kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation.” Question: If Jehovah alone is the Redeemer, and Christ is also called our Redeemer, are there two redeemers—or is this one God who redeems in the person of the Son? Janosky, gohf, truthseeker10 |
AfonjaPriest:Are you saying he should rather support Hamas to keep holding Israeli hostages without ever releasing them? Every sane person knows that Hanas can end the war if they release people's loved ones held against their will for doing nothing wrong at all! |
Truthseeker10:Is the Bible a history book? Don't we use AI for research? Is AI used for interpreting the Bible as you did? If AI is your interepreter, then what were you before AI. I only used AI to tell tell the historical facts most scholars believe about the man. My knowledge of that fact didn't come from AI actually. I only queried AI about it in hope it would tell you something behind the man's history. 3)Did you not claim that man is made up of three seperate parts? Kindly show us where the bible says soYes, I did. If I show you Scriptures, would you believe? The ones I already showed you here are from the Quran? I wouldn't want to go into arguments regarding the Spirit, Soul and Body of man. If you're ignorant, remain ignorant if you wish. These are the Scriptures, you can wrest them as you did all the ones on my threads. 1 Thessalonians 5:23: "May your whole spirit and soul and body be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ." Hebrews 4:12: "For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit." Matthew 10:28: "Do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather fear him who can destroy both soul and body in hell." There are several other Scriptures but if you cannot learn from the above, you will still not learn even from a thousand Scriptures. |
Truthseeker10:I did not quote the Scripture. I was only talking about that scripture and laid a foundation for what I wanted to say. I then went on to explain that the man was said to be without eye sockets. 2)You want me to believe your Ai submission to validated your interpretation of John 9:7, but you've refused to admit that the Ai info below is also correct that your submission that God is one person is a contradiction to certain biblical references.My submission is not AI submission. Why should I depend on your AI to know the Word of God? 3)You've also refuse to show us where Genesis 2:7 mentioned God putting soul into Adam?When did you and I discuss about soul inside Adam? |
zeuss:The Arabs never grabbed Israel by force of war actually. They settled there when the inhabitants have scattered abroad. Those Arabs came, overpopulated the few remnant Jews that were left behind, and then started claiming the land as theirs. How's the land theirs? |
Truthseeker10:Call it what you may. An oversight can be termed a lie for your argument purposes. My paraphrase was what I remembered about the verse. I quoted it offhand. I even said John 10, instead of John 9. That too was a lie. When you quoted the verse out, I saw that the verse even said something much more deeper than I thought. It validated the points I was making more than the paraphrase. Call it a lie if that suits you well. 2) you claimed I added "without eyes" to your statement. That is also a lie by virtue of the screenshot below.You are lying of course. Show me where I said you added that to my statement? I said you added that to the verse as though that was how I quoted it. I know you deliberately framed your post to indicate I said "my statement" in order to deceive. After I alleged that I didn't quote that in the verse, I then continued to buttrress the statement. I never denied making the statement but denied making it part of the verse as you did. If I denied making the statement, how come I went ahead to establish what you said I denied? Why do you like deceit? |
Ken4Christ:You're right my brother. But, the Scriptures say we should earnestly contend for the faith that was once delivered unto the saints. We're not trying to teach them but trying to defend the faith so that new babies in Christ who are just getting to know the Lord will not be misled by their errors. |
MaxInDHouse:All these are different contexts. Let's look at the very context of the "I and my Father are One" statement: John 10: "28 I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish; no one will snatch them out of my hand. 29 My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all[c]; no one can snatch them out of my Father’s hand. 30 I and the Father are one.” Note: He first said, no one can snatch them out My hand. Then, he said, no one can snatch them out of my Father's hand. Why? My hand and the Father's hand are mine. The are the same hand because, I and the Father are One. Let's go further: 31 Again his Jewish opponents picked up stones to stone him, 32 but Jesus said to them, “I have shown you many good works from the Father. For which of these do you stone me?” The Jews fully understood what Jesus was saying, which you don't understand. See their response. 33 “We are not stoning you for any good work,” they replied, “but for blasphemy, because you, a mere man, claim to be God. Did Jesus deny the allegation? No. Did The say the Jews didn't understand what He was saying? No. He knew they were right about His claim of being God. But they were wrong to think He was a a mere man. |
Truthseeker10:I did not quote the verse directly, I only paraphrased offhand. But the very verse itself authenticates my assertion more that what I thought. My the work Jesus did, He manifested the Works of God. He worked the works only God can do as a sign that He Himself is the same eternal Being who created the eyes. You added the "born without eyes" phrase which I never added. You should tell us in which scripture you found that. I only told you that some historical texts said the man actually had no eyeballs in his head. He was said to have more than ordinarily blindness. He had no eyes.
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Truthseeker10:All these your AI generated texts only complicated matters for you but not for those who are led by the Spirit. Mam has a Body, Soul and Spirit. All three function separately, and that does not mean that the man is three in number. Have you heard Solomon saying "I communed with my Spirit"? Ecclesiastes 1:16. Also, if I am the CEO of Access Bank as well as the Accountant for DD Arts and Creations, if I want to obtain a loan from Access Bank, won't I as Accountant of DD Arts and Creations write a loan application request to the CEO of Access Bank which is also myself? The moment you understand that God distributes roles to Himself and assigned those roles to different parts of His manifestation, you will have a clearer understanding of God. Otherwise, you'll be in paganism with a one God, 3 Gods nonsense. |
MaxInDHouse:No need to figure anything out except you want to add your own meaning as Jesus' interpreter. The statement is clear enough. "Me and My Father are One " Further buttressed by another statement: He who has seen Me has seen the Father. |
Janosky:Is this the first time you'll be hearing that Jesus talks as man and as God? Would you reject the God talks just because of the man talk? Even when the Pharisees sent some people to go arrest Jesus in John 7, didn't you read their report in verse 46? The Pharisees asked them how far about the man they asked them to arrest, they replied "Never man spake like this man." Don't be confused. Jesus is fully God and fully man. Accept all of who Jesus is and not just a part of Him. |
Truthseeker10:Have you read that I do not go by popular opinion? I don't buy anything anyone says. I study the Scriptures for myself, lest be deceived or be miguided by men like myself. What I understand of the Trinity from my own personal study of Scripture is what I have explained so far. |
Truthseeker10:Was God not glorified by that miracle? Yes, or no? |
MaxInDHouse:That's exactly what I did. I only explained the English with a similar English sentence for simplicity. You're are telling us what he meant as though you're a mind reader for Jesus. It's even more damaging that what you said He meant is contrary to what He said. There's no inference that makes the Oneness connotes agreement. The context of that conversation has nothing to do with agreement. |
PulsingPurple:Alright brother. I really enjoyed discussing with you. |
MaxInDHouse:But He Himself said they are ONE! You know Him more than He knows Himself? Now, if you cannot understand what I have written here below, my friend, you cannot be helped. I posted it for someone and I thought it could be useful here too: I have used this illustration severally, let me use it again. I'm an artiste acting two different roles in a movie documenting the biography of my life. Call me Jones but in my movie, I'm acting Felix and King Kong - an ape. Jones is the real man. Felix and King Kong are just various manifestations of Jones in the movie. They're all the selfsame person. The moment we understand that man sold man in the garden of Eden, we'll also understand that only man can redeem man, as per the law of Redemption. Read Leviticus from 25 upwards. You'll discover that if a man sells himself into slavery, only his kinsmen can redeem him. To redeem that man legally, you must first become his kinsman one way or the other. Otherwise, that man remains a slave for life. That was the situation with man. Man sold man, and man was unable to redeem man. Meaning, man will remain a slave of Satan for life. You see, Satan even boasted to Jesus on the mountain of temptation that everything has been delivered to him, and he can give it to whomsoever he likes. Remember? They were rightfully his because Adam sold them. Now, no man can meet the criteria for redeeming what Adam sold. Man was in a hopeless situation. So, what did God do? He stepped into the earthly realm to become man in order to redeem man. Otherwise, there'll be no.hope for man. Now, that God has come into the scene, we now have a lovely hope - Christ in us, the Hope of Glory. But before Christ paid the price, Satan has boasted that all the glories of this world are his. So, when we understand the problem. That is, the reason for Jesus' coming. The very problem He came to solve, we would not be confused as to who He is. He is the selfsame God who became man to solve the impossible problem of man. Otherwise, we will be eternally stuck in slavery to Satan. Man couldn't save himself. So, like the scripture I quoted in Micah 4:2 in a previous post. There comes a ruler of Israel whose going forth is from everlasting. Just ponder on that. Someone whose going forth is from eternity past. Someone who has no beginning is definitely none other than the Ancient of days who has neither a beginning nor an end. Isaiah called Him the Son that will be born, whose name is also called The Mighty God, the Everlasting Father. Are the scriptures lying? No. They're revealing the mystery of Godliness. How God made Himself manifest in the flesh to solve man's problem of redemption. Jesus is our Kinsman Redeemer. The Word that was God. And that Word that became flesh and DWELT AMONG MEN. These are no mere statements. |
MaxInDHouse:Wow,I didn't interpreat what He MEANT, I only simplified what He said. I and my Father are One can be understood in none other context than that oneness of inseparable entities. |
PulsingPurple:Smiling, except that the religion you actually claim to profess does not give roon for polytheism. That puts you in a tight corner. Like I have explained in my previous post, there are no God calibers. Instead, there are God manifestations. I have used this illustration severally, let me use it again. I'm an artiste acting two different roles in a movie documenting the biography of my life. Call me Jones but in my movie, I'm acting Felix and King Kong - an ape. Jones is the real man. Felix and King Kong are just various manifestations of Jones in the movie. They're all the selfsame person. The moment we understand that man sold man in the garden of Eden, we'll also understand that only man can redeem man, as per the law of Redemption. Read Leviticus from 25 upwards. You'll discover that if a man sells himself into slavery, only his kinsmen can redeem him. To redeem that man legally, you must first become his kinsman one way or the other. Otherwise, that man remains a slave for life. That was the situation with man. Man sold man, and man was unable to redeem man. Meaning, man will remain a slave of Satan for life. You see, Satan even boasted to Jesus on the mountain of temptation that everything has been delivered to him, and he can give it to whomsoever he likes. Remember? They were rightfully his because Adam sold them. Now, no man can meet the criteria for redeeming what Adam sold. Man was in a hopeless situation. So, what did God do? He stepped into the earthly realm to become man in order to redeem man. Otherwise, there'll be no.hope for man. Now, that God has come into the scene, we now have a lovely hope - Christ in us, the Hope of Glory. But before Christ paid the price, Satan has boasted that all the glories of this world are his. So, when we understand the problem. That is, the reason for Jesus' coming. The very problem He came to solve, we would not be confused as to who He is. He is the selfsame God who became man to solve the impossible problem of man. Otherwise, we will be eternally stuck in slavery to Satan. Man couldn't save himself. So, like the scripture I quoted in Micah 4:2 in a previous post. There comes a ruler of Israel whose going forth is from everlasting. Just ponder on that. Someone whose going forth is from eternity past. Someone who has no beginning is definitely none other than the Ancient of days who has neither a begining nor an end. Isaiah called Him the Son that will be born, whose name is also called The Mighty God, the Everlasting Father. Are the scriptures lying? No. They're revealing the mystery of Godliness. How God made Himself manifest in the flesh to solve man's problem of redemption. Jesus is our Kinsman Redeemer. The Word that was God. And that Word that became flesh and DWELT AMONG MEN. These are no mere statements. |
MaxInDHouse:Yup don't need to tell us what He meant. Tell us what He said. That's all. Who made you His interpreter? We're talking what The said, and not what He meant. You are not His interpreter, so stop making such errors. |
MaxInDHouse:Clearly as man. Chai, how would you guys understand? What's my own insertion? He Himself said I and my Father are One. Or you didn't also hear Him tell Phillip that whoever has seen Him has seen the Father? |
Silasworld:Absolutely correct! Even families with too much population go get too much wahala. |
Softmirror:You're right o. In fact, many Local Government Areas in Nigeria are more peaceful than Iceland. |
TenQ:Lol. You got me laughing, hahaha. They created a god in their own Image, after their own likeness, and named him Jehovah. Hahaha. |
Janosky:But that's not what He said. He didn't say, you don't need to see the boss. He said "Whoever has seen me has already seen the Father." He then went further to say, the Father is in Me and I am in the Father. Meaning we're One inseparable Being. |
PulsingPurple:Thanks for your explanation brother. However, let me put it straight to you that your explanation brings up a lot of problems because your position leans towards polytheism. Yeah, a Son of God should be God and not man, but God does not beget using the same process by which man begets. God begets by multiplying Himself like a biological cell does. Just that, He's just 3 manifestatiion. Let me take for Instancce Moses and the 70 elders in Numbers 11. God told Moses that He'll take the Spirit upon Moses and impart the 70 elders so they can support him in leadership. In the end, we had 70 people imbued with the Spirit of God who started prophesying. Did they Spirit of God become 71? No. The Spirit of God is One Spirit. Infact, the Bible explicitly states that there's One Spirit (Ephesians 4:4), but we see Him indwelling millions of Believers. All those millions of Believers each have a manifestation of the Spirit but there's just one Holy Spirit, not millions. If Jesus is a separate entity from.tje Father and not a manifestation of the Father HIMSELF, then, we become polytheists if we calm Jesus God. However, the Bible gives no.room for polytheism. There's only one God. Then, when you search the Scriptures deeply, you'll see many overlapping activities of the Father and Son. For example, who created all things? The Father of course. But the New Testament abundantly tells us, the Son created all things. Is that contradictory? No. The Father and the Son are the same Person. In Revelation 21, we are told that the New Jerusalem shall be lighted by God and the Lamb, then, we hear, and He (Not They) shall be the Light of it. Take a look also at Revelation 7:17. We have only one throne in heaven throughout the Book of Revelation. The throne is occupied by God Almighty. Suddenly, in Revelation 7:17,'we see the Lamb in the midst of the throne. That same one throne is for both God and the Lamb This shows indeed that "The Father and I are One" as Jesus already said. And conclusively, let's hear what Jesus said to Philp in John 14, when Philip was asking Him to show them the Father. "Have I been with you for so long a time and yet you have not known Me, Philip? He who has seen Me has seen the Father; so how can you say, 'Show us the Father'? |
Janosky:Your questions have only one answer. Abd here is it: Jesus waa both man and God. As man The called Father God, as God, He's worshiped. This will not be the first time you'll hear that Jesus was fully man and fully God. However, your likes on my hold on to His ful manliness. You reject His Godhood. There's no way you can answer any of the questions I presented above without contradicting yourself. That's why you came up with two other questions borne of ignorance. |
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