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Jesus in me
Or we can say that it's just false doctrine..........
I believe then you would be self deceived.
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Or we can say that it's just false doctrine..........
John 1:3
Colossians 1:16
These verses are clearly saying that Jesus, the Lord, is the God whom all things were created, so forth. It's quite obvious.
Hebrews 1:8.
So, in a direct reading, not [whatever non direct argument your church makes, if you as a christian don't believe this, then what is your argument?
If there is only one Lord of Christians, believers, then
2 Corinthians 6:18
Has to mean Jesus.
'Lord Almighty'
If you don't believe this, how do you reconcile the direct words.
We're talking about direct words, here, however if you have some other argument, that's fine.
Agape! Shalom...
Us ... to put it simply ... as in everyone. It's about character and what we're about, what we stand for or fall for. It's about growing in wisdom, understanding and stature. It's about human life. What it isn't is all about Jesus.
John 1:3
Colossians 1:16
These verses are clearly saying that Jesus, the Lord, is the God whom all things were created, so forth. It's quite obvious.
Hebrews 1:8.
So, in a direct reading, not [whatever non direct argument your church makes, if you as a christian don't believe this, then what is your argument?
If there is only one Lord of Christians, believers, then
2 Corinthians 6:18
Has to mean Jesus.
'Lord Almighty'
If you don't believe this, how do you reconcile the direct words.
We're talking about direct words, here, however if you have some other argument, that's fine.
Agape! Shalom...
Who is this in this verse? The Person/Being of the Father, Son or Holy Ghost/Spirit?... associate Jesus with ... the "Almighty".
...So, in a direct reading, not [whatever non direct argument your church makes, if you as a christian don't believe this, then what is your argument?
If there is only one Lord of Christians, believers, then
2 Corinthians 6:18
Has to mean Jesus.
'Lord Almighty'...
Who is this in this verse? The Person/Being of the Father, Son or Holy Ghost/Spirit?
Gen 17:1 And when Abram was ninety years old and nine, the LORD appeared to Abram, and said unto him, I am the Almighty God; walk before me, and be thou perfect.
Thanks for taking the time to respond, but that response is far afield of an answer to the question designed that people might have understanding.Why do people like to go by such antiquated and poorly done translations like that? Nobody talks with "thou" and all that garbage.
Thanks for taking the time to respond, but that response is far afield of an answer to the question designed that people might have understanding.
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"Thou", "thee", is not used for modernity (which btw is still used in modernity, even in movies, books, etc), it is used, in matter of correct grammar, depending on first person, second person, third person, plural and singular. Even the letter to the readers of the King James Bible by the translators reads differently than the scripture. God is specific and the translators were faithful to that.
Now, back to the question, and intent of the OP (do not expect me to continue any further in this thread about the "thees and thous"):
Who is this in this verse? The Person/Being of the Father, Son or Holy Ghost/Spirit?
Gen 17:1 And when Abram was ninety years old and nine, the LORD appeared to Abram, and said unto him, I am the Almighty God; walk before me, and be thou perfect.
Shouldn't be a difficult question, for anyone capable of just reading the chapter.
Yes, even the Catholic Church teaches this. It's no big surprise to anyone.These verses are clearly saying that Jesus, the Lord, is the God whom all things were created, so forth. It's quite obvious.
GINOLJC, to all.We're not talking about direct words, we're talking about YOUR opinion on the words. BIG difference there. What's quite obvious is that the verses in Colossians 1:15 associate Jesus with acts of creation, showing that Jesus himself was created by God. That makes him NOT God. The term "almighty" in scripture is only used in reference to God himself (YHVH, Yahweh, Jehovah, etc...) and is never applied to Jesus. As a mighty spirit creature, Jesus fits the term of "Mighty God" as Isaiah refers to him, but not the "Almighty".