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The lady is quite confused:
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The Trinity
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You are silly, AMR. If you want to come here to debate, then do so, and stop just dropping links to other threads where you lost that debate.
If the Lord Jesus' body was raised and changed and then afterwards He took on a body which He had before His incarnation, doesn't that mean that He either now has two bodies or that His earthly body was disposed of in some way?
Again, what happened to the Lord Jesus' body which lived on earth, died on the cross, rose the third day and ascended to heaven?
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Jesus' body was raised, as all our bodies will be raised.
The Son was baptized by John in the Jordan River, the Father was not baptized by John in the Jordan River.
The Father was in heaven speaking to His Son while His Son was being baptized by John in the Jordan River.
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His resurrected body that was made imperishable IS the body he had before he came to earth. He is the First and the Last.
Just believe what the scriptures say. The scriptures say our bodies will be changed at the resurrection.
Jesus is the First to be resurrected.
His body was changed to a Spiritual Body.
Again and again, it was changed.
Somehow... I came to the same conclusion.
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The Father as a man was baptized.
The Father in heaven was invisible in unapproachable light.
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Oh stop it steko. Why resort to that? You know you can smash AMR's Calvinistic doctrines. Why unite with him against me?
Let's discuss the trinity.
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And?
No kidding.
However, there will be some are alive on this earth when Jesus comes again and they will not have had to die and decay. They will be changed in a twinkling of the eye when Jesus comes to resurrect.
Nope.
The Father was not baptized by John in the Jordan River.
The Son was.
And while the Son was being baptized in the Jordan River (as scripture says), the Father was speaking from heaven to His Son that was being baptized by John in the Jordan River (as scripture says).
The Son was not speaking from heaven, and the Father was not being baptized by John in the Jordan River.
The Apostle Paul says that you have believed in vain/futility.
1Co 15:14 And if Christ be not risen, then is our preaching vain, and your faith is also vain.
1Co 15:17 And if Christ be not raised, your faith is vain; ye are yet in your sins.
Peter concerning Christ's earthly resurrected body:
Act_13:34 And as concerning that he raised him up from the dead, now no more to return to corruption
According to your doctrine, Christ's earthly resurrected body was exchanged for a body which He had before His incarnation, therefore the earthly body had to suffer some form of corruption by disintegration, erasure, vanishing, hokus pokus, etc.
Therefore, you do not believe in the core doctrine of Christianity concerning Christ's resurrection, never to die again.
According to Paul, salvation depends on believing it.
Who wouldn't after watching her stumbling about.
The Son became flesh.
Scripture makes that plain.
The Father and the Holy Spirit did not become flesh.
No scripture says that.
'Resurrection' is the Greek word 'anastasia', which means literally 'to stand up', which in the context of Christ's resurrection means that the body which died on the cross and was dead, dead and laying horizontal literally stood up. This is Christ's resurrected body which does not have a discontinuity with the body which was physically conceived in Mary.
Your made up idea of Christ having a body before His conception is false and is akin to the Jehovah's Witness/Seventh Day Adventist teaching of Christ being Michael the Archangel prior to conception.
You are way off track.
I do believe what the scriptures say.
The word 'changed' is the Greek word 'allaso' which means to be 'altered'.
It doesn't mean 'disintegrated' and 'replaced'.
True!
His physical body, which was formerly capable of dying, was changed/altered and took on new 'spiritual' qualities, and now incapable of dying... among other qualities of which are beyond our knowledge.
Altered!
Not replaced!
:up: Said well!