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You're trying to make the same point you did in post #396, no?
Ah, so you did understand the point.
Me asking you what I did was based on the assumption that you did not understand. And that's not a trick question, it was a question intended to help you understand the point.
You believe that Jesus is God, and your bible says that Jesus is the exact representation of God. So, what is true of Jesus is true of God. Based on that belief, you would have to accept that a person who knows any of the same things about God that you do, whether they've heard of Jesus or not, knows something about Jesus.
Me asking you what I did was based on the assumption that you did not understand. And that's not a trick question, it was a question intended to help you understand the point.
You believe that Jesus is God, and your bible says that Jesus is the exact representation of God. So, what is true of Jesus is true of God. Based on that belief, you would have to accept that a person who knows any of the same things about God that you do, whether they've heard of Jesus or not, knows something about Jesus.
In retrospect, maybe. But we still wouldn't know why He came without the Bible.
Me asking you what I did was based on the assumption that you did not understand. And that's not a trick question, it was a question intended to help you understand the point.
You believe that Jesus is God, and your bible says that Jesus is the exact representation of God. So, what is true of Jesus is true of God. Based on that belief, you would have to accept that a person who knows any of the same things about God that you do, whether they've heard of Jesus or not, knows something about Jesus.
Jesus said He was the bread of life and the living bread (Matt. 6:35, 48, 51). He was the light of the world (John 8:12). Jesus was the good shepherd (John 10:11, 14). Jesus outright claimed to be the Son of God (John 10:36). He also liked to call himself the Son of man (Matthew 20:28). He said He was the way, the truth and the life (John 14:6).
This is just gibberish unless you can explain the meaning of it.
Yes, I know what you were asking. It's a trick question.
No it isn't, you will not answer because your own heart is telling you the truth you deny in favor of your beliefs, biases and prejudices. This is what Jesus meant when men loved darkness over light.
You would know nothing about what Jesus taught without the Bible.
Not true, anyone who seeks the Lord will find him "not the bible".
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