Please read the verse properly. Jesus ASKED them a CONUNDRUM which they could not answer.
Are you trying to say that at Matt 22:44 Jesus was not saying that David called the Messiah his Lord?
It certainly looks as if the Jews thought that David called the Messiah his Lord. If they did not think that they would have been able to tell Jesus that the Psalm was written for congregational singing and so the one who is speaking is the scribe who wrote the Psalm or even the ones who are singing and saying that the LORD said to David, their Lord.
Amazing... you are trying to teach me that God is not a man yet also trying to say that Jesus, a man, is ALSO GOD?
- “For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus,” (1 Tim 2:5)
- “The Jews there were amazed and asked, ‘How did this man get such learning without having been taught?’ Jesus answered, ‘My teaching is not my own. It comes from the one who sent me.’” (John 7:5-6)
- “one Lord, one faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all. (Ephesians 4:5-6)
What depth of double talk does trinity ideology go to.
You don't seem to understand what Numbers 23:19 means and what I said about it. Basically it is saying God is not a liar like men are.
Yes Jesus is a man (and has God nature at the same time according to Phil 2) and Jesus, as a man, has a God, His Father and His Father became His God when He was in His mother's womb, when He became a man. (Psalm 22:10)
The Father is the one true God because Jesus and the Holy Spirit are not additional Gods but are of the one true God. Also the Father is the source of His Son and His Spirit, so the Father is the God and His Son and Spirit are in Him and they are one with Him. They were not created or made, they have just always been with Him.
Now you are being silly. God is SPIRIT. He is the ultimate Being... there is no way God would lower himself into his own creation. This is why God created angels to do his works: He speaks - they do!
Are you saying God is too proud to become a man or that He does not love us enough to do that?
God created mankind to rule the creation ... and designated that one man of holy righteousness should be it’s king. It is ridiculous to say that God (Father, son, and Holy Spirit, as Trinitarians say) should designate one third of HIMSELF to rule what He ALREADY RULES OVER.
God did not rule over the rebellious parts of His creation and the man Jesus restored the right order and at the same time allowed that a man still ruled over the creation.
Jesus is not one third of Himself. If Jesus rules God is ruling. In Jesus all the fullness of absolute deity dwells bodily (Col 2:9)
Ha! Thomas... the doubter...!! You say he was calling Jesus ‘HIS GOD’... yes, ‘HIS GOD’.... So you are suggesting that Thomas SAW GOD in Jesus and deemed that Jesus WAS GOD?
No, I am saying that Thomas called Jesus "my God" (something a Jew would not call anyone) and Jesus agreed with Him.
Wow, so ONLY THOMAS, out of the ten other disciples, saw GOD... whereupon Jesus says:
- ‘Touch me, see that I am not a Spirit, for a Spirit does not have flesh and bone as you see I have’
Do you need a written and signed declaration from all the disciples before you accept what one of them said?
You are conflating that gospel of John with that of Luke. Thomas would have made the declaration of Jesus being His God after Jesus had asked him to check out His wounds. Then Jesus agreed with what Thomas had declared.
Such a plain straight forward statement to the effect that Jesus is our God and you have to twist it to mean something else.
Moreover the terribly disingenuous belief of Trinitarians that says that Jesus ‘BLESSED Thomas’.... NO NO NO!!! Jesus said:
- “Then Jesus told him, "Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed." (John 20:29)
Jesus was BERATING Thomas for only believing because he had seen and touched the risen Jesus. The blessing is to those who ‘
have not seen’ and will yet believe.
Of course Jesus is giving a subtle put down BUT Jesus is also saying
Blessed are those who have not seen yet still believe I am their Lord and God.
What is the imagination of the other ten disciples that (according to trinity) GOD has appeared in the body of Jesus and YET they just stood there doing NOTHING.... TWICE!!!
Oh, and what happened to Jesus’ own words:
- “No one has seen GOD at any time!!”???
They knew Jesus and the acknowledgement by Thomas is to what they had been taught about Jesus over the previous 3 years. He was equal to God and the Son and was their God, and they had worshipped Him in that time. Thomas had been brought
back to that belief from doubt.
"No man has seen God at any time" Not Jesus words but true. Nobody has seen the Father, the invisible God, but we know that people have seen God in OT times. Not in His true form however probably but what they saw was none other than God,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Just as the messenger of the Covenant (Jesus) who comes to His temple is also God, of the temple would not be His. (Mal 3:1)
No man has seen God but Jesus reveals Him to us because Jesus is exactly the image of God, exactly.
Jesus has the name of God. (Heb 1:3, Phil 2:9) and shines with the glory of God (Heb 1:3) God does not give His glory to another. (Isa 42:8) and He alone is Yahweh.