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I wnat to hear what you believe and how that verse answers my questions. Knoch is still second hand.
No, I am quoting 1st hand information. I will not cheapen the subject by giving you a short answer. If you are truly interested in what Knoch believed as to this topic then read the article. Otherwise, no other answer from me will be forthcoming.
No, I am quoting 1st hand information. I will not cheapen the subject by giving you a short answer. If you are truly interested in what Knoch believed as to this topic then read the article. Otherwise, no other answer from me will be forthcoming.
I don't want to know what Knoch means. I want to know what the verse means, you claim to have God in you. You should be able to answer this verse?
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Originally Posted by Eusebius The Bible never says God is eternal. We just take it for granted He is.
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Sure it does:
Deuteronomy 33: 27, Psalm 90: 2
Sure it does not:
Deu 33:27 the habitation of Elohim aforetime. And beneath are the arms eonian. He shall drive out the enemy from your presence and shall say: Exterminate him!
Psa 90:2 Ere the mountains were born, And You travailed with the earth and the habitance, From eon unto eon You are El."
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Originally Posted by Eusebius If [It] is impossible for God to have been eternally "the Father" because the very term "Father" shows beginingness of fathering a child.
Likewise, Jesus being the Son, is impossible for Him to have eternally existed as a Son for the very term "Son" proves beginningness.
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First: Who are we to say what is not possible for God? "with God all things are possible".
Second: look at Isaiah 9: 6
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Originally Posted by Eusebius
If [It] is impossible for God to have been eternally "the Father" because the very term "Father" shows beginingness of fathering a child.
Likewise, Jesus being the Son, is impossible for Him to have eternally existed as a Son for the very term "Son" proves beginningness.
Like I stated earlier and you buried like last months refuse.
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Originally Posted by Salt & Light
Co-Eternal – Difficult, if not impossible, [to show] when some folks deny eternity. With this in mind, how is God eternal according to your belief?
Reconcile an eternal God within a theology that doesn’t believe in eternity. God is not bound by our perception of space & time, but by your interpretation He is. Which is correct?
I wnat to hear what you believe and how that verse answers my questions. Knoch is still second hand.
But that is not what you asked fundy you asked
Does this version imply that the Holy Spirit is not equal to God the Father? Does the CLNT not believe in the Trinity (co-equal, co-eternal)?
You want to know what knoches is implying and E gave you knoches view on it. So to get it from E is second hand. Like E said go to the source if you want to know what knoch ment.
Like I stated earlier and you buried like last months refuse.
Reconcile an eternal God within a theology that doesn’t believe in eternity. God is not bound by our perception of space & time, but by your interpretation He is. Which is correct?
The Greek texts and good translations of those Greek texts show that God is the eonian God. This does not tell us how long God will live but rather shows us His relationship to the eons. Being the "eonian God" He is the God pertaining to the eons.
Rom 16:26 yet manifested now and through prophetic scriptures, according to the injunction of the eonian God being made known to all nations for faith-obedience -"
I believe God is eternal, because He gives immortality. He could not give immortality if He was not immortal. The Scriptures are silent as to His eternallness. The human mind can't comprehend "no beginningness."
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