The one brought near before the Ancient of Days is all of redeemed humanity with Jesus at their head. This was a symbolic vision and the "Son of man" in the vision is not just Jesus but also all those who are members of His body.
You don't know that God is omnipresent? This was a symbolic vision to show how the Son of man who was fully human and the sacrificial Lamb of God prevailed to loose the seals because He was worthy. He did it for our sakes. He came in human form and died and rose from the dead to save us. Not that He needed saving. Only we need it.
God is omnipresent and even though He is in heaven yet He is present everywhere and He fills all things. It is no problem for God to be in heaven and yet filling the human body of Jesus.
Jesus speaking as the Son of course. The Son of man is created and fully human. He became like us in order to save us.
Of course He prayed like all men must pray. Jesus came to show us the way to please the Father and Jesus came to overcome the world for our sakes. As for God not being able to die. I agree, and that's why He needed a human body to be the Lamb; the one who would die. This is why Jesus came in the flesh so that the flesh could be killed. God Himself cannot be killed, but if He inhabits a human form; then He may experience the death we mortals experience; although of course God Himself cannot directly die.
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Evidently you have never heard of the Theological terms, Anthropomorphisms, or Accommodation. These terms mean that God uses the same terms that we as human beings use, so that we know what God is speaking about when He has something written. You have turned the normal understanding of English to mean anything you want it to, so as you do not believe what God is saying to you.
What does being a son mean to you? It means that your father begat you, Proverbs 23:22.
What does it mean to all living beings, when they say that they are praying to their God. Even you know and understand that a person does not pray to his equal, he prays to someone greater, who can help him with his problem. Jesus regularly prayed to his Father, John 17:3, in fact the entire 17th chapter is a prayer from Jesus to his Father. Why did Jesus tell His disciples the the Father was his God, and his Father, John 20:17? Jesus lied???
The Bible tells us that God resurrected His son, and did not allow his body to deteriorate, Acts 2:29-35. If they are the same person, and are dead, who resurrected them, of Him?? Psalms 16:10,11.
The Bible, many times says that Jesus is sitting at God’s right hand, and Jehovah The Lord says to my lord, sit at my right hand, Psalms 110:1-4. Same person, why converse with yourself.
None of the ridiculous arguments, make any sense to a sane person. Remember, for a person to understand God’s word, he MUST have a good heart, Matthew 13:13-15, Mark 7:20-23, Daniel 12:10, Proverbs 28:5, 1Corinthians 2:6-16. The Holy Spirit will help a person who is sincere, but not a person who is just trying to find something in God’s word that he thinks is wrong, even though, it is the lack of understanding that causes the unending silly explanations that people try to fit into God’s pure words, Proverbs 30:5,6.
Allow the Bible to refute some of what you say! The Almighty God is NOT omnipresent, ubiquitous, or Everywhere. The term circumscription describes God; He has a certain place in space. The Bible tells us that He abides in heaven, Psalms 123:1, that heaven is God’s dwelling place, 1 Kings 8:30, 39, 43, 49.
As for God being every place, the Bible actually answers this false belief at 1Kings 19:10-12. God is not Everywhere, but of course, you have freewill t believe what you want to believe, no matter what the Bible says.