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Pharisees believe in God, but killed Jesus, why they didn't accept God's incarnation?

Jim Parker said:
They were hypocrites.
They were not devils. They were flesh and blood human beings. Devils are incorporeal spirits, fallen angels.
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So saying they were devils, is it inconceivable that they were fallen angels and spirits in our form, having been made men after the flesh?

Proverbs 16:4
The Lord has made everything for its purpose, even the wicked for the day of trouble.
 
MarkT said:
So saying they were devils, is it inconceivable that they were fallen angels and spirits in our form, having been made men after the flesh?
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It is conceivable; one could imagine such a thing just as one could imagine an elephant that could fly like Dumbo.
However, such an imaginary circumstance has nothing in common with scripture.
 
Jim Parker said:
They were hypocrites.
They were not devils. They were flesh and blood human beings. Devils are incorporeal spirits, fallen angels.
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Are Christians men? Can a Christian be a Christian and a man at the same time? Can a son of God be a son of God and a man at the same time?

Judas was a man. He was also a devil. Jesus said so. The Pharisees were men. They were also the sons of the devil, the Serpent of old. They were a brood of vipers.

[Sarcasm deleted. Be nice!! :rollingpin]
 
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I notice that the word believe carries two different meanings. Many people can believe in God as in believes God exists. And yet that does not mean they would know God if they met Him, nor be able to believe/trust Him.
 
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