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What... The Gospel of Colt? Nah. Never heard of it.Jesus called it The Gospel of the Kingdom of Heaven. He lived, taught and preached it for 3+ years before being apprehended and killed for it.
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What... The Gospel of Colt? Nah. Never heard of it.Jesus called it The Gospel of the Kingdom of Heaven. He lived, taught and preached it for 3+ years before being apprehended and killed for it.
...but yes. Jesus preached the Good News of the Kingdom. We agree on that.Jesus called it The Gospel of the Kingdom of Heaven. He lived, taught and preached it for 3+ years before being apprehended and killed for it.
oh, as I'm reading your post I'm trying to analyze it. So you believe that he was killed, right? (on the cross, you say)Jesus was killed on the cross but returned in a new form. He would appear and vanish in locked rooms. That’s not human. Gabriel could appear at will and vanish, he’s not human. Jesus said he could return from death on his own which means he would never die.
Only the temporary mortal flesh that the Son of God lived in for 30+ years while on earth, died on the cross.oh, as I'm reading your post I'm trying to analyze it. So you believe that he was killed, right? (on the cross, you say)
...but yes. Jesus preached the Good News of the Kingdom. We agree on that.
All right, I'd like to examine this just a little bit further, if you will. You're saying only his flesh died ... right? But he lived on perhaps as soon as his flesh died?Only the temporary mortal flesh that the Son of God lived in for 30+ years while on earth, died on the cross.
Had the Jews accepted the Gospel of Jesus then they would be preaching it today from the 2nd Temple and Jesus would have relinquished his body in a manner of his own choosing and returned to his place in heaven. Tragically the Gospel was rejected and the Son killed.
ok, I'm a bit confused by your answer here, Colt, so I'd like to stick to the first question about only his flesh died.Only the temporary mortal flesh that the Son of God lived in for 30+ years while on earth, died on the cross.
Had the Jews accepted the Gospel of Jesus then they would be preaching it today from the 2nd Temple and Jesus would have relinquished his body in a manner of his own choosing and returned to his place in heaven. Tragically the Gospel was rejected and the Son killed.
The person of the Son of God is from the eternal past, he came down from heaven and miraculously became the person of Mary’s child at conception. He lived the human life and voluntarily laid down his human life while (he) continued to live on. Three days after the death of Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of God reappeared in a new form. The human body was no more.All right, I'd like to examine this just a little bit further, if you will. You're saying only his flesh died ... right? But he lived on perhaps as soon as his flesh died?
Here's what I see from the Bible: the son of God's life was transferred from heaven where he had been with his Father to Mary's womb. He was not an adult in the womb. I say this because some people think Jesus had an adult brain when he was an infant. He grew miraculously in a woman's womb except that his mother was a virgin when she conceived and the Father in heaven enabled the growth of his son by holy spirit.The person of the Son of God is from the eternal past, he came down from heaven and miraculously became the person of Mary’s child at conception. He lived the human life and voluntarily laid down his human life while (he) continued to live on. Three days after the death of Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of God reappeared in a new form. The human body was no more.his
My understanding of such a miraculous individual is that the human Jesus slowly became aware of his preexistence and true identity.Here's what I see from the Bible: the son of God's life was transferred from heaven where he had been with his Father to Mary's womb. He was not an adult in the womb. I say this because some people think Jesus had an adult brain when he was an infant. He grew miraculously in a woman's womb except that his mother was a virgin when she conceived and the Father in heaven enabled the growth of his son by holy spirit.
I think I understand how you are seeing it.The person of the Son of God is from the eternal past, he came down from heaven and miraculously became the person of Mary’s child at conception. He lived the human life and voluntarily laid down his human life while (he) continued to live on. Three days after the death of Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of God reappeared in a new form. The human body was no more.
Why do you think Jesus lost his memory, when he moved from heaven to earth?My understanding of such a miraculous individual is that the human Jesus slowly became aware of his preexistence and true identity.
Why do you think that is tragic? Why do you think Jesus left his heavenly body to live in a human body?Tragically the Gospel was rejected and the Son killed.
As a divine spirit being in heaven, we can only speculate about what sort of bodily form the Son has. As a spirit personality he became the person of Mary's Baby and subject to the mortal mind limitations of an infant. As he grew in mind and body, he somehow became aware of who he was, both human and divine in one miraculous personality.I think I understand how you are seeing it.
Let me know if I understand correctly.
You believe Jesus had a body in heaven, which he shed, to come to earth and take on a human body, which he shed on the cross, and then he took on a new body - a spirit body, and returned to heaven again
In that way, he never died.
Did I get it?
Do you believe that same process applies to humans, where they are immortal spirits or souls, with a body, and when their body dies, they continue living, or existing?
Why do you think Jesus lost his memory, when he moved from heaven to earth?
Because the Jews rejected their calling which was the entire point of Israel.Why do you think that is tragic? Why do you think Jesus left his heavenly body to live in a human body?
Speculate? Why?As a divine spirit being in heaven, we can only speculate about what sort of bodily form the Son has. As a spirit personality he became the person of Mary's Baby and subject to the mortal mind limitations of an infant. As he grew in mind and body, he somehow became aware of who he was, both human and divine in one miraculous personality.
All personality comes from the Father but humans have a definite beginning in time on the material worlds. Humans don't preexist.
We have no way of understanding how the Creator of this world became a human infant without immediate memory or consciousness of his office, powers and authority.
Where is your Gospel taken from?Because the Jews rejected their calling which was the entire point of Israel.
Jesus left his heavenly abode to live the human life that we are all called to live. As a result, he achieved "all power and authority in heaven and on earth."
After Jesus left a new gospel evolved which contains speculation about the purpose of the cross.
Where does the scripture say what kind of body Jesus had in heaven before coming down to earth?Speculate? Why?
It is written... in the scriptures of the "Holy Bible".
Where is your Gospel taken from?
You have to admit Colt, if your source for all you say, is the four Gospels, you can't takes parts and dismiss parts.
Jesus stated the reason for his coming to earth.
(Matthew 20:28) . . .Just as the Son of man came, not to be ministered to, but to minister and to give his life as a ransom in exchange for many.
If your source isn't the Bible, then should you not reveal it?
If it's a secret Gospel, it can't be any good. Worst... if it's Colt's Gospel, aka Colt's ideas, that is definitely no use.
So, where are you getting this?
Is a spirit communicating with you?
It does not say directly but here is where.Where does the scripture say what kind of body Jesus had in heaven before coming down to earth?
But now you're indebted to the man who paid your debt.Not the way it usually works.
If I pay my son's debt, it is paid.
I can afford it, he can't but regardless the debt and the person that held the debt are satisfied.
He can do whatever he wants or do nothing. Ignore me and the debt completely.
But ok, where does it say in the Bible that we have to accept this payment for the payment to have been made.
Ah, good!. So it's the scriptures we are looking at.Where does the scripture say what kind of body Jesus had in heaven before coming down to earth?
I think we agree on a lot of things.The original, pre-cross gospel is what the Jews rejected, it’s why they killed the promised deliverer, and its why Jerusalem was eventually destroyed.
Now that we have established from the scriptures that Jesus had a spirit body, before coming to earth, we understand then that Jesus no longer had that spirit body, when God transfered Jesus' life into the womb of Mary.As a divine spirit being in heaven, we can only speculate about what sort of bodily form the Son has. As a spirit personality he became the person of Mary's Baby and subject to the mortal mind limitations of an infant. As he grew in mind and body, he somehow became aware of who he was, both human and divine in one miraculous personality.
All personality comes from the Father but humans have a definite beginning in time on the material worlds. Humans don't preexist.
We have no way of understanding how the Creator of this world became a human infant without immediate memory or consciousness of his office, powers and authority.
No, we don't understand that Jesus was no longer spirit in man, he was both human and divine in one miraculous person on earth. "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us."Now that we have established from the scriptures that Jesus had a spirit body, before coming to earth, we understand then that Jesus no longer had that spirit body, when God transfered Jesus' life into the womb of Mary.
Hence, Jesus life - with his personality, as you said, was in a new form. That of a human baby, allowed to grow, as a normal baby would, without a wealth of knowledge, and experience. Isn't God wonderful!
I mean, imagine this baby comes out, and doesn't cry, but instead wipes the tears from Mary's cheek.
So, Jesus was fully human. Not divine. Not God Man, as is taught by many religious movements today.
Is this an area we agree on as well.