A Personal Reflection on the Trinity and Salvation

[mikesw]

Jesus is a human, but Scripture states God isn't also a human in Numbers 23:19, Hosea 11:9, etc.

Also, your comments create a problem for the hypostatic union which makes Jesus out to be a kind of visible vessel for God rather than the invisible God Himself. That isn't a hypostatic union, or trinitarianism, that's modalism.

Ouch. You present another heresy in your argument of just saying the body was just some auxiliary vessel instead of Jesus being fully God and fully human. You must have memorized all the heresies in order to deny Christ.
It sort of is like Paul saying that the law leads people to sin because it tells them the action involved. So it seems you have learned heresies and made them the top ideas of your views of Jews.

Jesus is no longer invisible, but God is still invisible. Gotcha. You may not have realized what you just admitted to, but I'm sure you'll catch it soon.

You add more confusion all the time. As far as I know Jesus is now resurrected but is not being seen on earth. So he, effectively for the sake of argument, is invisible to us.