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Originally Posted by David Merrill
I can assure you that I have the faith of Jesus Christ. I
simply do not look at God and Jesus through the typical Christian lense. I
fully expect that Jesus is the Messiah of God prophecied of in the Old
Covenant. I simply fail to accept that God needed to instill anything
supernatural into that man in order for him to fulfil the prophecies.
[On the other side of this coin I feel that the backlash has caused the Jews an
infectious flak. They reject Jesus is the Messiah errantly simply because of
the repulsive pagan integrations from Paul's Asia Minor excursions.]
If you are to respond with logic I can follow you will point out chapters in
the Old Covenant that indicate the Messiah of God will be endowed with the
supernatural power of Resurrection.
Regards,
David Merrill.
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David, my anointed brother, i dont doubt that you are as I have addressed you
to the left here and I dont question that you are faithful; so why are you
casting aspersions on those who believe what you previously wrote disdain for?
Every one takes different steps on the one true path to the top of the
mountain; not all strides are the same, but we all walk the same One Way.
all that Jesus did was Speak. That's all that I do. "and you shall do greater
because I go to the father"
it's not rocket science. it's all prophecy - that is, it's all done by
speaking to the mountain, the stream, the tree or the air oand to whatever else
is encouraging, preventing or interfering.
again, it's not rocket science, it's speaking. As for the Israelites, goyim
and everyone else, the scales were prophecied until the days of goyim be
concluded; you and I and all the rest of our anointing siblings are now neither
of those two; for in christ (anointing) there is no difference, neither greek
nor jew, bond nor free, but all are anointed.
as for their "rejection", it wasnt because of any paganosity, i loathe to use
high-level words where simple and clear will do; it is because of FEAR.
that's all, nothing special, they knew, they ALL knew who Joshua was when he walked
among them, on the roads and in Jerusalem, they all knew.
Those who did know who he was didnt reject him blindly.
As for subsequent generations, they were taught lies and misinformation to learn fear.
as for your last paragraph, it is only the logic of our father's word that I wish to understand
and I'm not really looking to engage in a debate nor apologetic with or against you.
we are what our father in heaven says we are;
we are what our father says our brother jesus is;
and therefore we are what jesus is.
and if you say that jesus isnt x or not y, then you also reduce us each in power and ability, and yourself too.
is that what you want to do?
with love,