Tell me how that can be when all that I do is copy and past what it says? I cant change what it says as you try and do.
You simply don't understand how to properly interpret Scripture, which explains why you believe error as you do. One of the most basic ways to understand a verse or passage in the Bible, just as with any other writing, is to take everything in context. But, you are removing verses from out of their context, and so end up completely distorting the revelation of who Jesus is.
When you just pick a handful of verses and copy and paste, you ignore every single other verse in the Bible, which is to remove those verses from their context. Anyone can copy and paste from the Bible, even atheists, and they often do, but it doesn't mean such a person has understood what was said.
Case in point is that you have ignored most of the passages of Scripture I have given, and simply repeat your passages which supposedly show that Jesus isn't God. Even if the passages I have given don't convince you that Jesus is God, they certainly show your position to be false.
And I have stated over and over, Jesus never claimed to be God at all, and copied and pasted who he said he was in God. If you do not believe Jesus in who he said he was in God dont accuse me of changing it, just tell Jesus he was wrong as you are doing.
And, yet, I have copied and pasted verses which show where Jesus claimed to be God, where his disciples claimed he was God, and where the Jewish leaders understood Jesus claiming to be God. And what did you do in response? Nothing; you ignored all of it.
This is
exactly what happens when you ignore context and look only at those verses which (supposedly) support your position.
The issue is, every verse you have given proves that Jesus was human, some even prove or at least imply that he was also God. I agree that Jesus was truly and fully human, but I also agree with Jesus and his apostles that he was truly and fully God.
There are verses which clearly show Jesus is human but, there are also verses which clearly show Jesus is also God. Just as with most anti-Trinitarians, you are taking those verses which speak of Jesus's humanity and using those to override those which speak of his deity. But that is never how to go about getting to an understanding in Scripture. You have to take
all into account.
And that is precisely what Trinitarians do. We don't let those verses about his humanity override those of his deity, nor do we let those verses which speak of his deity override those of his humanity. It all must make sense together, and only the doctrine of the Trinity does so.
And still is my advice, Try and believe Jesu in whom he said he was in God if that is possible at all for you?
You're simply not at all understanding the point I am making; you don't even understand your response in relation to what I was asking.
I fully agree that Jesus was in the Father, but Jesus also says the Father was in him (John 14:10, 11; 17:21)
I was a clear as Jesus was that he was not God but was Gods son, His child just as all are who is born of God. Born again as Jesus said he was and you should be.
Jesus was
never born again. To state that he was, is to imply that he was a sinner in need of being born again. Yet, as Heb. 4:15 states, "we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect has been tempted as we are,
yet without sin" (ESV).
Jesus is God's Son, but that means he is also God. John (John 5:18) and the Jewish leaders (John 5:18; 10:33, 36) understood this to be the case.
Can you give just one example of a son that is not of the exact same nature as his father?
Well, you can call Jesus a liar if you will but he was very clear that he could do nothing at all without his God who sent him.
Nowhere have even implied that Jesus is a liar. Please stick with addressing what I am actually saying, which this response of yours didn't even attempt.
And will copy and past them over over until someone actually read them in who Jesus said he was in God that he called Father of his Spirit of mind.
Copy and paste them all you want, but as I have stated more than once, you're taking them all out of context. Some of them even prove your position wrong, but you can't see it because you only want to see support for your position.
That you and others might actually someday read who Jesus said he was in god.
Jesus was in the Father and the Father was in him, being of the same nature and essence as the Father, just in human flesh. And, you're once again avoiding addressing my point.
No just accuse me of the same things Jesus was accused of as a blasphemer from your own rules for your god that you have made to be in your own image is all. We are innocent of those false charges.
No, you were dishonest, although maybe not intentionally; you may not have even understood what I was asking. Please re-read the question, which I've given twice, and try answering again.
And again Jesus was very clear he was not God and could do noting at all without his God that he obeyed, and prayed to for you to be like his God in John 17, I will keep answering with the quotes ofd Jesus in who he said he was in God that he called His God and my God.
No, Jesus was clear that he was God, but that he was God in human flesh. Notice that you deflected to avoid answering my question.
So, yet again I ask:
If Jesus was God in human flesh,
and if he was one divine person within the one being that is God,
then how should we expect him to refer to the Father and speak to the Father,
if the Father is
another divine person within the one being that is God, while maintaining monotheism?
That is a hypothetical question. Please at least try and put some respectable effort in.
There is only one God of Love, the One Jesus was of and I am of.
The sad part is, you can't even see that your God
cannot be a God of love.
The doctrine for a trinity, three persons, is only true for those who has not met the same God as Jesus met in Matt 3:16. They cant relate to the same One Jesus spoke of that was in himself.
Explain the doctrine of the Trinity. Give as succinct an answer as you can. You claimed you "know the trinity doctrine well" and "used to teach that doctrine for many years."
You keep asking these same questions over and over and I keep answering them over and over in who Jesus said he was in God that obviously you do not believe Jesus in who he said he was in the Father at all. Let alone that you are supposed to be perfect in the same Father that perfected him. Matt 5:48. from Jesus himself.
No, you don't answer them; that's the problem.
You might try reading my replies sometimes ,that would save you a lot of time asking the same things over and over.
That is a ridiculous statement. Would you like me to go back through these pages and point out all that you have left unaddressed and compare it to all that I have addressed? I have done this many times in the past, because many people seem to be completely unaware of how much they ignore those things too hard for their position to take into account.
Just let me know and I'll not only prove your claim wrong, I'll prove that you have ignored much of what I have posted, including most verses I have given.
Just admit that you do not believe Jesus in who he said he was in the father. That is exactly what you are insinuating, Jesus had it all wrong, and he was a god in spite of who he said he was in God.
No, I fully agree that Jesus said he was in the Father; I just believe Jesus when he said the Father was in him as well, and many other things as well, such as his claim to be God.
You accuse me of manipulating what Jesus said and all that I do is copy and past what he said of himself and his God who sent him. Get a life in Christ and stop all your immature antices.
There is nothing immature in what I have done or said. Simply copying and pasting Scripture and thinking you've said something is what those immature in the faith do, those who don't know how to properly study Scripture. You are ignoring most of what Jesus said and most of what the NT says. You even think Paul contradicts Jesus and don't believe his teachings. But Paul absolutely agrees with Jesus's teachings, including that Jesus is both truly man and truly God.