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Does Jesus being the "Son of God" mean that he is not God by nature ?
by hooberus in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
in bible times the phrase "the son of god" was understood as a claim to the nature of god, not a claim to be a lesser being:.

" john 19:7. .

ron rhodes commments:.
plmkrzy

lol! sorry I lost control of myself.
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Take George out of the equation.
by Thunder Rider in
1. social
2. current
this whole blame the president thing is getting old.

you "anyone but bush" people kill me.

you're all so quick to condemn but have you any real constructive criticism?
plmkrzy

carter was actually not that bad.

What was carters contribution to the middle east crises? tick tick tick tick
This problem didn't just happen overnight ya know. It wasn't as though Bush was elected to office then suddenly a chain of events sprang up in a matter of months.
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Does Jesus being the "Son of God" mean that he is not God by nature ?
by hooberus in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
in bible times the phrase "the son of god" was understood as a claim to the nature of god, not a claim to be a lesser being:.

" john 19:7. .

ron rhodes commments:.
plmkrzy

omg SEVEN! sheesh make it stop Boy Wonder!
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Does Jesus being the "Son of God" mean that he is not God by nature ?
by hooberus in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
in bible times the phrase "the son of god" was understood as a claim to the nature of god, not a claim to be a lesser being:.

" john 19:7. .

ron rhodes commments:.
plmkrzy

irishayes I have asked this question before and no one has answered. If God loved the world (us) so much, why would he have sent someone else to die for us? If Jesus died for our sins, and He did, then wouldn't that mean than He performed an act of love and sacrifice for us that is greater than God's?

yes. It was Jesus that asked his father to spare us so it was Jesus that made the sacrifice. I'm too tired to look for the scriptures that reference that but I'm more then confident someone on the board knows where they are.
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Does Jesus being the "Son of God" mean that he is not God by nature ?
by hooberus in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
in bible times the phrase "the son of god" was understood as a claim to the nature of god, not a claim to be a lesser being:.

" john 19:7. .

ron rhodes commments:.
plmkrzy

irishayes I have asked this question before and no one has answered. If God loved the world (us) so much, why would he have sent someone else to die for us? If Jesus died for our sins, and He did, then wouldn't that mean than He performed an act of love and sacrifice for us that is greater than God's?

yes. It was Jesus that asked his father to spare us so it was Jesus that made the sacrifice. I'm too tired to look for the scriptures that reference that but I'm more then confident someone on the board knows where they are.
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Does Jesus being the "Son of God" mean that he is not God by nature ?
by hooberus in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
in bible times the phrase "the son of god" was understood as a claim to the nature of god, not a claim to be a lesser being:.

" john 19:7. .

ron rhodes commments:.
plmkrzy

irishayes I have asked this question before and no one has answered. If God loved the world (us) so much, why would he have sent someone else to die for us? If Jesus died for our sins, and He did, then wouldn't that mean than He performed an act of love and sacrifice for us that is greater than God's?

yes. It was Jesus that asked his father to spare us so it was Jesus that made the sacrifice. I'm too tired to look for the scriptures that reference that but I'm more then confident someone on the board knows where they are.
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Does Jesus being the "Son of God" mean that he is not God by nature ?
by hooberus in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
in bible times the phrase "the son of god" was understood as a claim to the nature of god, not a claim to be a lesser being:.

" john 19:7. .

ron rhodes commments:.
plmkrzy

irishayes I have asked this question before and no one has answered. If God loved the world (us) so much, why would he have sent someone else to die for us? If Jesus died for our sins, and He did, then wouldn't that mean than He performed an act of love and sacrifice for us that is greater than God's?

yes. It was Jesus that asked his father to spare us so it was Jesus that made the sacrifice. I'm too tired to look for the scriptures that reference that but I'm more then confident someone on the board knows where they are.
92
Does Jesus being the "Son of God" mean that he is not God by nature ?
by hooberus in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
in bible times the phrase "the son of god" was understood as a claim to the nature of god, not a claim to be a lesser being:.

" john 19:7. .

ron rhodes commments:.
plmkrzy

This is nuts!

Trying to delete these quad posts
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Does Jesus being the "Son of God" mean that he is not God by nature ?
by hooberus in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
in bible times the phrase "the son of god" was understood as a claim to the nature of god, not a claim to be a lesser being:.

" john 19:7. .

ron rhodes commments:.
plmkrzy

irishayes I have asked this question before and no one has answered. If God loved the world (us) so much, why would he have sent someone else to die for us? If Jesus died for our sins, and He did, then wouldn't that mean than He performed an act of love and sacrifice for us that is greater than God's?

yes. It was Jesus that asked his father to spare us so it was Jesus that made the sacrifice. I'm too tired to look for the scriptures that reference that but I'm more then confident someone on the board knows where they are.
92
Does Jesus being the "Son of God" mean that he is not God by nature ?
by hooberus in
1. watchtower
2. beliefs
in bible times the phrase "the son of god" was understood as a claim to the nature of god, not a claim to be a lesser being:.

" john 19:7. .

ron rhodes commments:.
plmkrzy

irishayes I have asked this question before and no one has answered. If God loved the world (us) so much, why would he have sent someone else to die for us? If Jesus died for our sins, and He did, then wouldn't that mean than He performed an act of love and sacrifice for us that is greater than God's?

yes. It was Jesus that asked his father to spare us so it was Jesus that made the sacrifice. I'm too tired to look for the scriptures that reference that but I'm more then confident someone on the board knows where they are.