According to the Bible Jesus is literally born of the holy Spirit. Luke 1:35 shows us His true origins. The ancestry of Joseph was only assumed by people. Jesus was truly born of the holy Spirit. So, I can't agree with you on this point.
What is a Son of man? A "Son of man" is a Son of Adam. All scripture references of the "Son of man" are prophecies of the Messiah who is born a Son of man. The Son of Adam who would redeem mankind. That is God coming in the very offspring of Adam to save Adam. Jesus came as the new Adam. The new image of God that all must now be remade after. The first pattern was the old Adam. He was broken. The mold was broken. That is because Adam sinned and now whoever is made in his image is also born with a sinful nature. But the 2nd Adam came (who is the Lord from heaven) to remake us after His own image. He is not Enoch, He is the King of glory. He is YHVH the most High God. So then no wonder God said "Let US make man in OUR image" because God is speaking through the ages to the Messiah who is really God manifest. God manifest has come to make us again into His own image who have been corrupted.
"Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee." (Psalm 2:7) It's actually about the resurrection according to Acts 13:33. Not the baptism. The resurrection of Jesus from the dead means that Jesus is the "firstborn from the dead". (Colossians 1:18) So I think you're slightly mistaken attributing Psalm 2:7 to the baptism instead of the resurrection.
However the baptism is an important part of Jesus' ministry because it's the moment when He is truly anointed with the holy Spirit. Making Him indeed the "Messiah" the Anointed One of God. (John 1:32, Mark 1:10, Matthew 3:16) So good catch on noticing it's importance. It is important, but it's ultimately not what Psalm 2:7 is specifically about.
God apparently does have the power of reproduction because the scripture calls Him the "Father of spirits". (Hebrews 12:9) So every "spirit" is; at some point originating with God who is the Father of spirits.
The idea that Enoch is the Messiah is contradicted in more than one verse that makes it clear that the Messiah's origins are from eternity. He was "I Am" before the world began. And we can show various scriptures that prove it. John 1:1 is a good one because according to it, the "Word" (Who is the Messiah) was there from the beginning. In John 1:14 we find that the "Word" was made flesh. So the Word existed first and then the Word became flesh. Your idea that Enoch was made into the Word is the exact opposite.
He always was incontestably Divine. Isaiah 9:6 shows us He is the mighty God, the Everlasting Father.
Azazel in the book of Enoch was one of the ring leaders of the rebellious angels who came down to marry earth women and taught humans how to make weapons of war and other things. In the book of Enoch all sin is ascribed to Azazel. But is that because it really happened or did the Jews make this apart up because what is written of the scapegoat in the Torah? It's hard to tell which came first. I don't believe you should base your doctrines off the book of Enoch. Although I like the book of Enoch myself, I think you should stick with the scriptures and only use the book of Enoch to support or supplement your doctrine. When it comes to one or the other then always side with the holy Bible. That's the most trustworthy documents we have. They didn't include Enoch on purpose because it is not considered on par.
74x12 wrote…. According to the Bible Jesus is literally born of the holy Spirit.
Luke 1:35 shows us His true origins. The ancestry of Joseph was only assumed by people. Jesus was truly born of the holy Spirit. So, I can't agree with you on this point.
The Anointed responds…….If Jesus had been born of a virgin as you erroneously suppose, this would have been seen as the greatest of all miracles and would have been shouted from the rooftops by the gospel authors.
But we see that Mark, who is believed to be the son of Peter and John the beloved disciple of Jesus, totally ignore the physical birth of Jesus as being irrelevant to the story of our salvation, and begin their account of the salvation story, with the Baptism of Jesus when he was filled with the spirit of the Lord that descended upon him in the form of a dove as the heavenly voice was heard to say, “You are my Son, this day I have begotten thee.”
Luke states that Jesus was the biological son of Joseph the son of Heli, but those who wished to cast doubt on the physical birth and parentage of the man Jesus, later added the interpolation in brackets (
AS WAS SUPPOSED) they also changed Luke 3: 22; which had originally read; “You are my Son, this day I have begotten thee,” to “You are my son in whom I am pleased,” in their attempt to hide the fact that the man Jesus did not become the son of our Lord and saviour, until the day of his baptism when he was born of the spirit of the Lord.
In Luke 3: 22; In place of the Roman corruption, which states; "Thou art my beloved Son in whom I am well pleased" the following authorities of the second, third, and fourth centuries read, "This Day I Have begotten thee," vouched for by Codex D, and the most ancient copies of the old Latin (a, b, c, ff. I), by Justin Martyr (AD 140), Clemens Alex (AD. 190), Methodius (AD. 290), among the Greeks. And among the Latins, Lactatius (AD. 300), Hilary (AD,) Juvencus (AD. 330), Faustus (AD, 400) and Augustine. All these oldest manuscripts were changed completely. They now read, "This is my Son in whom I am well pleased." Whereas the original variant was, "Thou art my Son. THIS DAY I have begotten thee."
Matthew states: “Now all this happened to make what the Lord had said through the prophet come true,” and all modern bible translations now read in Isaiah 7: 14; “An unmarried female who is pregnant will bear a son etc.
The Greek language did not have a specific term for ‘VIRGIN’ the word ‘Parthenos carries a basic meaning of youth, male or female, of marriageable age and denotes ‘virgin’ only by implication.
Luke 1:34 "How will this be," Mary [The 13-14 year old unmarried female=Parthenos] asked the angel,
"since I HAVE NEVER KNOWN A MAN?" Implying that the young Parthenos was still a virgin at that time. But three months later, after being with the friends and family members of her aunty Elizabeth, she was then found to be pregnant with the child of her half-brother, Joseph the son of Heli.
There are five female ancestor of Jesus, who some atheists condemn as having committed sinful acts, as there are those who condemn Mary, the obedient handmaid of the Lord, as a **** because, in obedience to the Lord, she conceived out of wedlock, the son of her half-brother, we can add also, Sarah, the mother of the son of Gods promise to Abraham, her half-brother.
So, we have Sarah, the mother of the son of Gods promise to her half-brother Abraham, then of the five women recorded in the genealogy in Matthew, we have Tamar who played the part of a prostitute and seduced her father-in-law Judah to who she bore the two sons Perez and Zerah. Then we have Rahab, the madam of a brothel in Jericho, who saved the two Israeli spies, marrying Salmon, one of those spies, who was the father of Boaz. Then Ruth, who with her sexual cunning, snared her husband Obed, to who she bore Jesse, the father of King David, next was Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah the Hittite, who committed adultery with king David, to who she later bore Solomon, who the Lord loved, saying; “I shall be his father and He shall be my son, it is he who shall build my Temple for me” And who blessed him with the rulership of the most glorious period of Israel’s history.
And last of all we have Mary the obedient handmaid of the Lord, whose act of conceiving Jesus the son of her half-brother, Joseph the son of Heli, was concealed in the shadow beneath the wings of the Lord of Spirits who overshadowed her.
The acts of all these women ancestors of Jesus. Who was the compilation of all the righteous spirits who were gathered to the bosom of Abraham, according to the plan of the Holy Spirit, are considered to be in obedience to their indwelling ancestral spirit.
Isaac, is seen as a prototype of Jesus, as he was the reality of the promised seed of Abraham and was born of God’s promise according to the workings of the Holy Spirit.
Galatians 4: 29; Amplified version: “
Yet as at that time the child born according to the flesh (Ismael), despised and persecuted him (Isaac) who was born according to the promise and the workings of the Holy Spirit, etc.” Yet no one would deny that Isaac was the biological son of Abraham.
Isaac is a prototype of Jesus and like Jesus, was born of God’s promise according to the workings of the Holy Spirit. Both are seen as the seed that was promised to Abraham.
Both Isaac and Jesus were the sons of parents who were both sired by the one Father.
‘Terah,’ is the father to both Abraham and Sarah by different mothers, while ‘Heli,’ is the father of both Joseph and Mary, by different mothers.
Both Mary and Sarah were informed by an angel that they would become Pregnant and bear the son of God’s promise. Isaac was offered up as a sacrifice by his physical father, and Jesus was offered up by his spiritual father, whose spirit descended upon him in the form of a dove as the voice was heard to say, ‘You are my Son in whom I am well pleased,
TODAY I have become your Father.” Or rather, “
THIS DAY I have begotten thee.” See the more ancient authorities of Luke 3: 22; and Isaac was offered up on the same mountain at the very spot where Jesus was crucified.
Will continue.