Soapy
Son of his Father: The Heir and Prince
Yes, it is true what you say.There is absolutely nothing in this verse saying either than the "mine own arm" applies to the messiah--as I already stated it refers to God, not the messiah -- nor is there anything in this verse indicating that the Messiah is God.
Move on.
God desired that if an offspring of Adam could be wholly sinless, and righteous, and give his life as a sacrifice (aka, the yearly sacrifices of a spotless and meek lamb) then God would remove the eternal death that was the penalty for the sin of Adam.
Yes, God was ‘appalled’ that no man of the offspring of Adam could be found. Therefore He Himself invoked the course of salvation by creating a new man, another Adam, sinless, holy, and righteous.
Yes, His own ‘arm’… His own Power … set in motion the act that would lead to the desired end that He Himself proposed: ‘The Seed of a Woman’ - since His word that is uttered from His mouth cannot return to Him until it has fulfilled the purpose of was sent out to achieve… the salvation of His Image: Mankind.
101G is wilfully mixing up the identity of things in the scriptures in order to [attempt to] promote his own brand of idolatry. He has convinced himself that of his belief and has become stuck in it by the demons he’s allowed to possess him. Humour him or berate him until he sees sense but before he damages himself.
He is already showing signs of high levels of angst calling people ‘Ignorant’, etc.