Brian2
Veteran Member
You already said God serves humans. Now you are conflicting with your own statements. He serves but isnt a servant but is.
God and the one who is exactly like Him, serve us out of love, not because their nature is that of a servant.
Jesus had to take on the nature of a servant (Phil 2).
Jesus is not like Moses, a servant in the house of God, He is a son over the house. (Heb 3:5,6)
Jesus has always been a servant even before his human state. Phil 2 is refering to him bing a servant as a human.
Phil 2 refers to Jesus not wanting to violently take or cling onto equality with God but taking the form of a servant and becoming a man.
How does that show that Jesus has always been a servant? It shows that He became a servant.
[and the equality spoken about is --- if the JW translation has anything going for it---- having the same authority as His Father. As the Son He has the same nature, and He could have refused to become a servant and a human, thus usurping the Father's authority, but obeyed and waited to be exalted and given what belonged to Him anyway (John 16:15), the authority, Kingdom, name, glory etc etc. ]
Again Jesus didnt remain a man... he went to heaven- humans dont go there only spirits. Meaning if you are in heaven and were a human prior you arent one anymore. Humans are flesh, bones, blood, organs, nervous systems, etc.
Certainly a complete human has a body and is not just a spirit.
But humans can have any sort of body. The resurrection body for example is not exactly like our earthly body but is still the body of humans.
With the immortal resurrection body, humans can go to heaven. Jesus did, didn't He?