Son of Man vs. Son of God - Page 3

Sandy · #21 10-19-2010, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Adam

I really like your explanation Sandy. BTW, our cat's name is Sandy, that is blowing my mind, in addition to the fact that folks have mentioned it goes back to "Adam", and that's my name. I'm sitting here thinking "What next is God going to trip out my mind with today?" It was been a day and a half, today.

Thanks Adam. I finally have a namesake now too.

We also have a cat. His name is Chewy. Because he likes to chew on plastic, of all things. You cannot put a plastic grocery bag down where he can get to it, without him chewing on it the first chance he gets.

khristina · #22 11-04-2010, 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by joshua

Whatsoever is born of flesh is flesh and whatsoever is born of spirit is spirit. Therefore, the term "Son of Man" refers to His humanity and likewise "Son of God" refers to His Deity.
As the Son of Man He was hungry and yet as the Son of God He was the Bread of Life.

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jfrog · #23 11-04-2010, 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Adam

OK, folks, now I'm gonna lay a heavy on ya... ready?

So, if he was "human", how could he be spotless and without sin?

Because all humans have the choice to sin. Most just choose to sin and he chose not to sin

Aquila · #24 11-04-2010, 07:55 AM

I believe that Jesus was fully human. However, I believe that he was one with the divine essence of his indwelling Father. Divinity manifest in full humanity.