What Are All The Names of God in the Bible? | Faith Founded on Fact
If you read the Bible just a little bit, you will soon see God referred to by certain names and titles. God has many names…
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There has always been three persons in a unity of One God. Jesus is not God, He is the flesh that the second person of the Trinity inhabits.
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Is Jesus in the Old Testament? | GotQuestions.org
Is Jesus in the Old Testament? Does Jesus appear in the Old Testament? Does the Old Testament explicitly mention Jesus?www.gotquestions.org
As the article explains Jesus existed as a prophetic promise, as a type and other examples in the Old Testament. He did not exist as flesh until the incarnation. The name of the second person of God is not Jesus.
Jesus is the flesh in which the second person took up residence at the incarnation.
Sometimes the New Testament talks about the human Jesus. Other times it talks about the second person of God within Jesus, his spirit.
God could not die, but the flesh he indwells could.
As with us our flesh and our spirit are separate and different. Born again is the cleansing of our spirit, but our flesh is still sinful. Glorified flesh is different than the flesh we now live in. Our flesh can be injured or die. Our spirit cannot.
The Hebrew concept says to make a promise that is absolutely sure to come about is the same thing as already existing. But it is still a promise yet to happen. That confuses people regarding Jesus Christ.
So you're saying the flesh of Jesus Christ is part of the Godhead/Trinity and God died on the cross.![]()
Is Jesus in the Old Testament? | GotQuestions.org
Is Jesus in the Old Testament? Does Jesus appear in the Old Testament? Does the Old Testament explicitly mention Jesus?www.gotquestions.org
As the article explains Jesus existed as a prophetic promise, as a type and other examples in the Old Testament. He did not exist as flesh until the incarnation. The name of the second person of God is not Jesus.
Jesus is the flesh in which the second person took up residence at the incarnation.
Sometimes the New Testament talks about the human Jesus. Other times it talks about the second person of God within Jesus, his spirit.
God could not die, but the flesh he indwells could.
As with us our flesh and our spirit are separate and different. Born again is the cleansing of our spirit, but our flesh is still sinful. Glorified flesh is different than the flesh we now live in. Our flesh can be injured or die. Our spirit cannot.
The Hebrew concept says to make a promise that is absolutely sure to come about is the same thing as already existing. But it is still a promise yet to happen. That confuses people regarding Jesus Christ.
The Lord Jesus says concerning Himself,
“I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.”
I'll go with what He says …
A question then. Was the flesh of Jesus Christ God? Or just the spirit that entered the flesh of Jesus Christ to make a complete human being of spirit, flesh and soul?He said it … debate Him …
I'll go with what He says …
The Lord Jesus says concerning Himself,
“I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.”
A question then. Was the flesh of Jesus Christ God? Or just the spirit that entered the flesh of Jesus Christ to make a complete human being of spirit, flesh and soul?He said it … debate Him …
I'll go with what He says …
The Lord Jesus says concerning Himself,
“I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.”
Can God die?
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Did Jesus always exist?
In one sense, Jesus always existed, but in another he did not. The divine nature of Christ is eternal, but that human nature is not.carm.org
Please clarify one point. The spirit of Jesus Christ is eternally God, the Alpha and the Omega. Are you claiming his flesh was also eternal?
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Does Christ have two natures? | GotQuestions.org
Does Christ have two natures? Does Christ have one nature or two? Why is important to understand that Christ has two natures?www.gotquestions.org