God is Spirit.
I believe Hawkman pointed that out.
You still have not answered if the following verse is true or not.
John 1:18a No one has seen God at any time
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Rev 4:3 contradicts gen 1:1 with proof in images
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I believe Hawkman pointed that out.
You still have not answered if the following verse is true or not.
John 1:18a No one has seen God at any time
The subject is God , is it not ?
Is god appearance?
Is god appearance? If yes, how did he create appearance? Slow down your brain. Look up what appearance means
God is Spirit .
Was John dreaming? What do you think separates a vision from a dream?
This is an illustration of what john described:
Answer the question for the 5th time.
Is the following verse true or not?
John 1:18a No one has seen God at any time
We are told he was having a vision and that John was "in the Spirit"
One thing is you are asleep during a dream .
Is spirit appearance? If yes, then my argument holds
Those r appearances. Those r spirits which r appearances.Was John dreaming? What do you think separates a vision from a dream?
This is an illustration of what john described:
If god is an appearance, & god can observe all appearances, then god has seen his self. the bible says god has observed all things. If u observed yourself, you'd have to see yourself in some way to do that. The bible equivocates "seeing" to observation. So:
Seeing = observation (&vice versa)
God has observed (seen) all things.
God is a thing
It follows that god is a thing that has been observed (seen) by god which collapses all of the arguments against mine in this thread so far.
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The verse is not talking about God, it is talking about humans.
No it isn't. It literally said he that resembled jasper was god who he observed (saw) in the vision.
Yet rev 4:3 contradicts that verse & so does several other verses as I've pointed out
There are no verses in the Bible that contradict one another.
Are you a Christian?
As I've pointed out several times for u, John 1:18 isn't the only verse to investigate for any contradictions between verses. It claims no one has seen god but there r verses that contradict it. Rev 4:3 says John observed god, but observing god is seeing god
There r many contradicting verses lol
Explain how god isn't a seeing thing that created a seeing thing. The verses show that but ur in denial. It says god sees everyone through being omnipresent. But says he created Adam who was a seeing thing. That's god being a seeing thing (omnipresent) creating a seeing thing (Adam)
Are you a Christian?
Do my posts imply I'm a Christian?
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