Brian2
Veteran Member
No Brian2, Jesus is not the only man who has been perfectly sinless. Adam, before he sinned, was perfectly Sinless…..! And he too, was called ‘SON OF GOD’ (Luke 3:38).
I was sinless as a baby but that means nothing. We have all fallen short of the glory of God, our righteousness is like filthy rags.
However, AFTER Adam sinned, yes, Jesus is NOW the only man who has been completely sinless… hence he, and hd alone of those of humanity, is called ‘Son of God’. Be it known to you that the holy angels of Heaven are ALSO ‘Sons of God’ and are entirely sinless.
I don’t think you thought out what you were writing else you wouldn’t have written it at all.
Please don’t embarrass yourself like this next time. THINK ONCE, TWICE, THREE TIMES… and then do not write it….!
Angels have done what is wrong also. But we are talking about humans here.
Brian2, who granted Jesus all power and authority? How can Jesus be equal to him who gave him power?
The Son was equal (Phil 2) and did not cling to that but became a man, a servant. It could even be said that the Father has always had all power and authority and the Son has always submitted to His Father,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but Jesus tells us that the power and authority of God belonged to Him, even while He was walking the earth (John 16:15)
And Jesus is not served by God. YHWH, The one true God is no one’s servant…!
The greatest in heaven is the one who is servant of all.
But yes, God is serving His own purposes by serving Jesus and putting all His enemies under Jesus feet.
Brian2, how can the Son be EQUAL to his Father if he has the fathers nature… The nature is FIRSTLY that of the Father. If someone else is cast upon the nature of the Father then it is NOT HIS NATURE but the FATHER’S.
Yes the Son is a chip off the old block and has always been that,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, from eternity.
Brian2, if the Father changed His nature then the Son also MUST CHANGE HIS in order to maintain the nature of the Father in him.
But,Brian2, IF THE SON changes his nature, the Fathers nature remains as it is, and does not change to imitate the Son…
Neither the Father nor the Son change.