I don't care that you responded to me at all. I was pointing out the fact the you keep changing the subject.
I believe ONE TIME I mentioned: Apparently you didn't read what I said or you didn't understand what I said:
So, I wouldn't call that 'insisting you can't understand what I am saying' and it had nothing to do with whom I was speaking.
I said something about changing the subject and you came back with: The subject is Jesus Christ. I wouldn't change Him.
And I just want to know what indication in my position did I infer that you would change Him?
Petty. Repeating what you have already said while not actually dealing with what I've said is nothing more than a tactic. A tactic usually intended to discourage your debate opponent.
I explained why I responded the way I did. I usually stop talking when people respond the way you're doing. I believe God does mankind this way. The reason people can't hear God is they're not listening and God has decided to be silent until they do. (not that I'm God, just trying to emulating Him.)
I'm going to try one more time. If all you're going to do is be petty enough to say "quote me" or "I didn't say that" or "I was talking to someone else".... then I'll just leave you alone.
One last reminder, you're a Unitarian. I already know what you believe. I can read your conversations here in this forum. I can respond or not respond to anything you say or don't explicitly say.... because I know your theology.
Not going to mention it again.
All of this, all of this back and forth originated from the post in which I quoted 1 Cor. 11:3.......delving into the subject of ONE FLESH, the subject of husband/wife/children relationships, the subject of Jesus being highly exalted, an heir, given a name that is above all names, to what is eternal and wha and that, to me, is jumping around from subject to subject I don't know what is.
Do you know the English word "relative"? It is all relative at some level another. It is not a different SUBJECT. Hence, the subject is Jesus Christ.
Right, you sure don't have to talk to me.
Someone should. Hence, your husband. You're untrained and certainly not qualified. By your own standard, you should let your husband speak for you. He is your "head" right? I prefer to talk to the important people.
Example. I pray to Jesus. He is important. I'm certain you think that is rather stupid (my word). Such beliefs that you hold offends my sensibilities, It offends my relationship to this "Son" you don't speak for. Do you matter??.... I could say no here, but I don't actually believe that. Your a daughter of Adam and Eve. A descendent of those that love you. I'm the same. We are equals in this, but we aren't at the same level of understanding. The problem is, you think you are. If you're arguing with the intent to learn, you can change. If you're arguing with the intent to disciple, then you need to stop.
My husband knows that I am on here.
I prefer to talk to the boss. Are you more talented than him when it comes to theology?
Is a place where God dwells co-equal with God? I know of this reference: I know a man in Christ who fourteen years ago was caught up to the third heaven—whether in the body or out of the body I do not know, God knows.
But like Paul, I do not know, God knows.
It was a comparison. I "alluded" to someone.
We were talking about children but I didn't mention Jesus as a child. Yes, YOU USED THE EXAMPLE. It does matter what I said or what I didn't say ----
The connection was Jesus was a child.
The risen human Messiah is NOW eternal being given eternal life from God his Father.
Damnable heresy.
So what verse details the Father granting Jesus Christ Eternal life?
No, the 'eternal' did not step into humanity.
Jesus was the Son of God, the Messiah, God's Christ.
"Jewish"? Do I need to ask to speak to your Rabbi? Again. I prefer to speak with the boss. It is why I bypass man and go straight to Jesus?
Jesus said he was before Abraham. Does your Husband/Rabbi need to take this one?
It is odd that you have the handle of "amazing_grace" yet, have such a poor appreciation of Jesus Christ. Has Jesus shown you Grace? or was that the Father? Please explain.
When you post where I have spoken about Jesus in an unseemly manner or against scripture then maybe I will be able to answer your question.
You treat the character of the Son distinctly different than the character of the Father. I don't. I believe when I've "seen" the Son, "I've seen the Father".
When you see your son, do you see his father?