Jesus was always God, who chose to take human form, but was still always God. It's like when you play a video game, you take the form of that character in the system, but you're still you. God is fully above our reality, but chose to be a human for 1 lifetime.
@@TreeOfDiscernment Our theology is a little more complicated than you have been led to believe. We reject the something from nothing doctrine. All matter has always been including all the souls of mankind. We call them intelligences, Paul says they were not made and 'eternal in the heavens." 2Cor 5. Jesus calls himself the beginning of the creation of God, he is the first born. God the Father places these intelligence or souls into spirit matter and it becomes his child. Jesus was the first, the beginning of the creation of God. Each of these souls have wills and innate personalities of their own. Jesus' has an innate righteousness, he has always been perfectly righteous, Heb 1. Thus in God's timelessness Jesus has always been God in that attribute. Yet there is a point in time where God anointed him with the oil of gladness above his fellows and proclaims him God, Heb 1. Our finite minds simply can not understand an infinite existence.
Jesus was once man or did you forget that?
Jesus was always God, who chose to take human form, but was still always God. It's like when you play a video game, you take the form of that character in the system, but you're still you. God is fully above our reality, but chose to be a human for 1 lifetime.
@@TreeOfDiscernment
Our theology is a little more complicated than you have been led to believe.
We reject the something from nothing doctrine. All matter has always been including all the souls of mankind. We call them intelligences, Paul says they were not made and 'eternal in the heavens." 2Cor 5. Jesus calls himself the beginning of the creation of God, he is the first born. God the Father places these intelligence or souls into spirit matter and it becomes his child. Jesus was the first, the beginning of the creation of God.
Each of these souls have wills and innate personalities of their own. Jesus' has an innate righteousness, he has always been perfectly righteous, Heb 1. Thus in God's timelessness Jesus has always been God in that attribute. Yet there is a point in time where God anointed him with the oil of gladness above his fellows and proclaims him God, Heb 1.
Our finite minds simply can not understand an infinite existence.
"Mankind" interprets the Bible, and are just as fallible as anyone! Ask your God in Heaven, with humility, and real intent for the truth!!
This is true.
I'm afraid not. Not any more than evidence has been found to support Gandalf and his Hobbit friends.
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