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Notice that what you said has NOTHING to do with what I said.
Notice that what you said is ridiculous.
Why do you think God in the Old was not God in the New?!
God is Jesus vs. Jesus is God
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Notice that what you said has NOTHING to do with what I said.
Notice that what you said is ridiculous.
Why do you think God in the Old was not God in the New?!
Having trouble with reading comprehension again, GT?
I am the one that just said GOD in the OT did not cease being GOD in the NT, which means the Father did not cease being the Father in the NT, not did the Son cease being the Son in the NT.
And the NT clearly, CLEARLY, shows that the Father and the Son were 2 distinct persons that interacted with each other as distinct persons.
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Still waiting for you to PLAINLY tell me who was speaking in the Old Testament.
Is it the Father? Yes or no.
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You still don't see the folly of your question, do you?
The Father and the Son are revealed as 2 distinct persons interacting with each other.
The distinct person (the Father) and the distinct person (the Son) in the NT are not different persons than they were in the OT.
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Jesus is revealed in every book of the Old Testament. Better get out that Book and study.
2 Timothy 2:15King James Version (KJV)
15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
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That is not being debating by anyone here.
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The Son was NOT revealed in the Old Testament. That means the FATHER was speaking in the Old Testament.
Now try again.
Who was speaking in the Old Testament?
Surely you are not trying to say the Son was not a person in the OT, are you?
That would be foolishness.
John 17
(5) And now, O Father, glorify thou me with thine own self with the glory which I had with thee before the world was.
A distinct person, the Father, interacts with another distinct person, the Son.
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Who was speaking in the Old Testament? Just answer plainly.
Was it God the Father, or the Son?
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Anyone following this must be able to see that Tambora is not answering plainly. Why not?
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You asked why and I do not know that, but when I answered that you are wrong you gave me a negative rep.
You said,
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Anyone can see that you are trying to avoid what is CLEARLY revealed in the NT that the Son has always existed with the Father, and that the Father and the Son have interacted with each other even before the world began and they continued to interact with each other even in the NT.
Your insistence on going strictly to the OT is not going to help your case, GT, as the OT cannot dispute the NT.
I just posted SCRIPTURE, GT.
SCRIPTURE includes OT and NT together, not separate.
Scripture does not contradict scripture.
In the above scripture it is CLEAR that the distinct person (the Son) is speaking to another distinct person (the Father), and the 2 distinct persons have always interacted with each other.
Perhaps Hebrews 1 will help:
Long ago God spoke to our ancestors in many and various ways by the prophets, 2 but in these last days he has spoken to us by a Son, whom he appointed heir of all things, through whom he also created the worlds. 3 He is the reflection of God’s glory and the exact imprint of God’s very being, and he sustains all things by his powerful word.
If He is God’s reflection, “mirror” is not an unreasonable term.
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Always existed with?
I can go as far as agreeing with your earlier post that all through the scriptures they existed together.
But to assert that they always existed together begs the question, "Where were you when I?"
Are you equally comfortable with the two sentences below:
1) Jesus is God
2) God is Jesus
?
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Who was said to be speaking in the Old Testament? I can ask it in any way I can to appease you.
Now please just answer.
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