Should We Worship Jesus? (page 11)

unstopableravens

cofty : thats the point ,you dont like what the bible say about if i have a question about jesus look at the bible anything beyond is a guess. if you do not like the answer than find. but you will be one of the ones that will see him rev 1:7.

xchange

Science is not my subject, however, when one reads the exciting discoveries in science, it all seems to go back to that the GLUE of the universe is Gods eternal Spirit

Then you don't understand the science (methodology, research parameters etc.) behind all of those exciting discoveries and to use science to bolster your view of some supreme being is quite beguiling.

Pterist

*** Pterist- How do you know that the Holy Spirit is not the 'fundamental forces of nature' how do you arrive at that conclusion. ***

The forces in nature fointment point of view, (limited as that they maybe :) ) are from God's power. I make the distinction only because in the worship of deities from early times, people looked to these forces in nature as gods. So, I'm contrasting the Personal Holy Spirit and his WORK as Gods power in nature which is impersonal ! If this makes since.

FYI, I don't claim to have all the answers, I'm a WORK in progress.

Shalom

Chalam

"Should We Worship Jesus?"

According to the the original Greek scripture, absolutely!

Take a look, the exact same word used in all these verses whether worshipping "God" or "Jesus".

Only the NWT renders proskyneo differently ("worship" or "obeisance"), depending on the object

Blessings,

Stephen

designs

PT- In christian theology God is claimed to be omnipresent so how can you differentiate personal and impersonal.

Pterist

Xchange *** Then you don't understand the science (methodology, research parameters etc.) behind all of those exciting discoveries and to use science to bolster your view of some supreme being is quite beguiling.***

You are correct, I don't know much about science. However, I see a designer behind designs.

Pterist

Designs *** PT- In christian theology God is claimed to be omnipresent so how can you differentiate personal and impersonal*****

I see the "Personal" Holy Spirit as the power of God that CAN have both "Father and Son" embedded as Jeses words at John 17:25-26...15::26, 17:21...

WhereAs gravity, one of the four ? basic forses in the universe, that may have started "TIME" as we know it, is a power without the "presence" of the Father or the Son . Gravity is impersonal.

God is omnipresent in Holy Spirit...where ever he wishes to reveal himself.....no ?

Shalom. Friend.