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That's what Heb.5:8-9 says but if Jesus is God, why would He have to learn by suffering, or be made perfect when He was perfect already?
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He is referenced as a Son in that passage. He was made a little lower than the angels for a little while. As the Son of Man he had to learn to rely/depend on the Father which He petitioned with prayers and tears. Of course I believe He has always been the Begotten Son but that is as close as I can come to an answer for one who believes He is a unbegotten God. Otherwise there is no reasonable answer for why Yahweh would need to be made perfect. He is perfect. In fact Jesus taught be perfect as your Father is perfect. Did Jesus empty Himself of perfection?That's what Heb.5:8-9 says but if Jesus is God, why would He have to learn by suffering, or be made perfect when He was perfect already?
Jesus has a God.That's what Heb.5:8-9 says but if Jesus is God, why would He have to learn by suffering, or be made perfect when He was perfect already?
Empty himself of perfection?He is referenced as a Son in that passage. He was made a little lower than the angels for a little while. As the Son of Man he had to learn to rely/depend on the Father which He petitioned with prayers and tears. Of course I believe He has always been the Begotten Son but that is as close as I can come to an answer for one who believes He is a unbegotten God. Otherwise there is no reasonable answer for why Yahweh would need to be made perfect. He is perfect. In fact Jesus taught be perfect as your Father is perfect. Did Jesus empty Himself of perfection?
My guess as to why Trinitarians hold to untruth and can’t be corrected is that they prefer religious feeling over intellectual honesty.Jesus has a God.
God doesn’t need to learn anything, nor does he need to be made perfect.
Beats me why they hold to untruth and can’t be corrected
Imperfection causes death. Perfection causes life eternal.That's what Heb.5:8-9 says but if Jesus is God, why would He have to learn by suffering, or be made perfect when He was perfect already?
Leaving His kingdom and being made flesh in the presence of a sinful world that many may be saved .Empty himself of perfection?
How does that happen?
Jesus was always perfect, so He didn't empty Himself of perfection.He is referenced as a Son in that passage. He was made a little lower than the angels for a little while. As the Son of Man he had to learn to rely/depend on the Father which He petitioned with prayers and tears. Of course I believe He has always been the Begotten Son but that is as close as I can come to an answer for one who believes He is a unbegotten God. Otherwise there is no reasonable answer for why Yahweh would need to be made perfect. He is perfect. In fact Jesus taught be perfect as your Father is perfect. Did Jesus empty Himself of perfection?
How do you know? Because He said He did? So what? Why do you believe what Jesus said more than anyone else?Jesus has a God.
I agree completely.God doesn’t need to learn anything, nor does he need to be made perfect.
Actually it's false teaching which entered congregations and later cults such as JWs' that needs correction. Pilate said,Beats me why they hold to untruth and can’t be corrected
Didn't say that He did. You did notice the question mark didn't you?Empty himself of perfection?
How does that happen?
My God didn’t need to learn or be made perfect either. Sounds like we might know the same God.Didn't say that He did. You did notice the question mark didn't you?
The Text states
though He was a Son, yet He learned obedience by the things which He suffered. 9 And having been perfected, He became the author of eternal salvation to all who obey Him,
My God doesn't need to learn anything nor need to be perfected. He never ends no changes. He is.
That's why I said Jesus really didn't need to be made anything,Imperfection causes death. Perfection causes life eternal.
His flesh was the curtin torn which hid God from view,Jesus was perfect, except for the flesh he partook of. It was like ours.
God is perfect and doesn't need to learn anything. I agree but you asked about this scripture. Was it a bait question? Apparently from what I read, Jesus needed to learn obedience from suffering and in that regard was perfected. I know Jesus overcame the world as a servant though the world was made through Him. Yet He taught us to be perfect like our heavenly Father is perfect though He was in heaven. The Father was reconciling us to Himself through His Son. Col 1:20Jesus was always perfect, so He didn't empty Himself of perfection.
The text says, "emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant," Phil.2:7 KJ
He took the position of a slave but taught,
"a greater than Solomon here!" Mt.12:42 YLT
So He humbled Himself instead of taking His righful place and did so only as an example of how we need humility,
If I then, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet; ye also ought to wash one another's feet. Jn.13:14 KJV
Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: Phil.2:5 KJV
I see the teaching here as, "If our King presented Himself this way, who are we not to?
When I see Jesus this way it truly shows how merciful He was (and still is) to ungoly sinners such as meDidn't say that He did. You did notice the question mark didn't you?
The Text states
though He was a Son, yet He learned obedience by the things which He suffered. 9 And having been perfected, He became the author of eternal salvation to all who obey Him,
My God doesn't need to learn anything nor need to be perfected. He never ends no changes. He is.
Not at all. I want people to look at why Jesus did and said what He did.God is perfect and doesn't need to learn anything. I agree but you asked about this scripture. Was it a bait question?
If you think Jesus didn't know human suffering before He suffered you're wrong. God has suffered sinners long before He was born on earth and has seen the suffering we have caused.Apparently from what I read, Jesus needed to learn obedience from suffering and in that regard was perfected.
God has always provided abundantly for mankind so no change there.I know Jesus overcame the world as a servant though the world was made through Him.
Yes, reconciling us to God by giving all of Himself (My highlighting doesn't change what the text says.)Yet He taught us to be perfect like our heavenly Father is perfect though He was in heaven. The Father was reconciling us to Himself through His Son. Col 1:20
though He was a Son, yet He learned obedience by the things which He suffered. 9 And having been perfected, He became the author of eternal salvation to all who obey Him,
He Created all the univeers and everything in it and all things are through Him ...... yet He Emptied Himself to be born in this wretched sinful wicked world !That's what Heb.5:8-9 says but if Jesus is God, why would He have to learn by suffering, or be made perfect when He was perfect already?
Killing billions of souls destitute of life or hope in sheer hatred of YHVH and hating all who abide in Him or seek Him...What is more wicked than wanting Jesus dead?