That's not how the Pharisees took it. What actually transpired is totally misaligned with your interpretation of that verse.This is pure invention of trinitarians. Many people say I am. It is not a claim of deity. God's name is YHWH not Jesus.
That's not how the Pharisees took it. What actually transpired is totally misaligned with your interpretation of that verse.This is pure invention of trinitarians. Many people say I am. It is not a claim of deity. God's name is YHWH not Jesus.
It was always by the Holy Spirit that Jesus did miracles. As I said before, it was His divine powers, not His Divinity, that He temporarily set aside on Earth.
True.That's not how the Pharisees took it.
You are confused. Many trinitarians dismiss the narrative and embrace errors that contemporaries make. For example, trinitarians tend to pick and choose when to accept Pharisee pronouncements. In this case, you imply the Pharisee are correct in Jesus claiming to be God but when the condemn Jesus for blasphemy deserving of death, not so much, right?What actually transpired is totally misaligned with your interpretation of that verse.
I believe that the whole Trinity should be the focus of humanity. Only then do you get a balanced view of God.I disagree but it is small disagreement...
When Jesus was baptized and the Holy Spirit "rested upon him". I believe it was a sign that the Son was THE instrument of focus to humanity.
Jesus certainly used his wisdom in many instances during his entire life.Also, I believe Jesus showed His wisdom and power when He supernaturally escaped His family when He was only 12 years old.
True.
You are confused. Many trinitarians dismiss the narrative and embrace errors that contemporaries make. For example, trinitarians tend to pick and choose when to accept Pharisee pronouncements. In this case, you imply the Pharisee are correct in Jesus claiming to be God but when the condemn Jesus for blasphemy deserving of death, not so much, right?
I believe that the whole Trinity should be the focus of humanity. Only then do you get a balanced view of God.
LOL. OK. Did they understand what Jesus was saying when they condemned him to death for blasphemy?Nope. Just showing that even they understood what Jesus was saying.
Exactly. We need to be understanding of the ministries and powers of each Person of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit convicts the world of Truth (Christ) and that is one of His Ministries.Joh 16:13 Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth: for he shall not speak of himself; but whatsoever he shall hear, that shall he speak: and he will shew you things to come.
PY explained it already. They took offense to the truth that Jesus was proclaiming. We don't. That's the difference.LOL. OK. Did they understand what Jesus was saying when they condemned him to death for blasphemy?
Funny how anti-Trinitarians disregard the Biblical narrative of what Jesus plainly says about Himself. You're willing to totally misrepresent what clearly does transpire as a sacrifice to the Unitarian God.Funny how trinitarians disregard the Biblical narrative, of what God says about himself, that YHWH alone is God. You take the Pharisee's word for it - when it convenient.
LOL. OK. Did they understand what Jesus was saying when they condemned him to death for blasphemy?
Funny how trinitarians disregard the Biblical narrative, of what God says about himself, that YHWH alone is God. You take the Pharisee's word for it - when it convenient.
If Wrangler's interpretation was true then wouldn't you think that Jesus would had spoken up and corrected the Pharisees? This is exactly where Cults get tripped up. They do not employ critical thinking.Yes. That is why they wanted to kill Him.
Jesus spoke plainly. They understood it. You're the one having difficulty understanding what Jesus clearly said.
Shalom Achi-I fully concur brother.
Yes or no. Did they understand what Jesus was saying when they condemned him to death for blasphemy?PY explained it already. They took offense to the truth that Jesus was proclaiming. We don't. That's the difference.
LOL. What he plainly says is that he is the son of God.Funny how anti-Trinitarians disregard the Biblical narrative of what Jesus plainly says about Himself. You're willing to totally misrepresent what clearly does transpire as a sacrifice to the Unitarian God.
So, you agree with the Pharisees that he committed blasphemy and deserved to die a sinner?!Yes. That is why they wanted to kill Him.
The rabbis and the Sanhedrin knew who their Messiah was-in their midst-they knew the Torah and understood full well what Yeshua was saying brother-What did they expect? A Messiah ben David-or a Messiah ben Joseph?Yes or no. Did they understand what Jesus was saying when they condemned him to death for blasphemy?
No. Like they, I believe what He said is true. I praise Him for what He says. They hated Him for what he said. I don't understand why you're resisting this. You shouldn't.So, you agree with the Pharisees that he committed blasphemy and deserved to die a sinner?!
Not really a yes or no answer, is it?The rabbis and the Sanhedrin knew who their Messiah was-in their midst-they knew the Torah and understood full well what Yeshua was saying brother-What did they expect? A Messiah ben David-or a Messiah ben Joseph?
The parable of the heir speaks here.The rabbis and the Sanhedrin knew who their Messiah was-in their midst-they knew the Torah and understood full well what Yeshua was saying brother-What did they expect? A Messiah ben David-or a Messiah ben Joseph?
Not really a yes or no answer, is it?