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Did Jesus say obviously " I am a God" in Gospel?
- Thread starter moegypt
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sandy whitelinger
Veteran Member
Both sides have been argued ad nauseum on this site. Methinks you have started another 5 million post thread that will change nobody's mind. Maybe try an abortion topic next.
Popeyesays
Well-Known Member
Adam is a creature, God is the Creator. The two are not one.
As to the quote, Jesus might have said "God and I are unanimous." That means Their purpose and motivation are identical, but not their "persons".
Regards,
Scott
dawny0826
Mother Heathen
It's simply my own (even if lame) way of explaining how I interpret Christ's purpose on earth.
.lava
Veteran Member
no prophets, no any other messengers of Allah never did and would never say such a thing. only Dejjals do. Jesus (PBUH) was real prophet of Allah. if it is written that way then it is product of people who speak their desire/policy as if its said by prophet.
rocketman
Out there...
I guess we'll have to disagree brother.
The penalty for sin from Adam's race was death. Christians believe that God does not lie or make light of his agreements and covenants(contracts) and therefore the penalty had to be paid somehow. This was known ahead of time before God made us and so the arc of history was steered to lead up to Jesus. See Luke 24:25-27.
The sacrifice must be at least equal in value to what was due. Christians believe that the atonement sacrifices pointed to what was to come, with Jesus being the final sacrifice, the 'lamb of God'. The same Jesus who called himself by the divine name, promoted the shema and allowed people to worship him.
Peace.
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
Very likely, he did. Would you admit to it if someone asked you? *bats eyes*
~Amin~
God is the King
moegypt
Active Member
May be the 5 million and one will change.... Why not?
moegypt
Active Member
Thank you my dear friend (Love),
How the 3 become one.
When we talk about Jesus we imagine the human..and when we talk about god we imagine the only one god.. and also for the spirit of the one.
I can accept you that their goal is one.
~Amin~
God is the King
Even if i accept this were did he get the power from?.Yes actually, it does.
And Jesus spoke to them, saying "ALL AUTHORITY
HAS BEEN GIVEN TO ME IN HEAVEN AND ON EARTH".
Mathew 28,18.
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Says who?
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Popeyesays
Well-Known Member
Moses gave the Commandments to His people, but He was not God. Jesus gave a Commandment to His people, and He was not God either.
He was saying what God bade Him to speak.
Regards,
Scott
He was saying what God bade Him to speak.
Regards,
Scott
~Amin~
God is the King
In the Gospel of Luke.
~Amin~
God is the King
Thats right God the father is the greatest.From his Father, have you not read the bible?
He gave jesus the power through the angel.
"I AM GOING TO THE FATHER, FOR MY FATHER
IS GREATER THEN I" JOHN14,28.
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Could you point out where in Luke it says:
"God Almighty doesnt need or want help from anyone." ?
What would you say a prophet does?
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Yes.
No.
yes... his Father is greater... what are you trying to say by that?
Maybe you do not know anything about Latter-Day Saints?
UnityNow101
Well-Known Member
So, if the Father, or rather God, is greater than Jesus, shouldn't we direct all of our worship unto Him just as Jesus did. Jesus prayed to God and glorified His name all the days of his life. This in no way takes anything away from Jesus. Jesus was the mouthpiece for God on earth. That is a pretty big honour. There are none greater on earth than the Divine Messengers, for they were sent by God to disclose His Majesty and Everlasting Love for humanity.