WhiteKnuckle
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Scripture SAYS he's not God because he was tempted, and God cannot be tempted. So the question is, -- Is the Bible wrong?
And to hear your side of it, apparently it is. However, I would suggest that it's not. I would propose that even though Jesus had his God essence, he laid it aside to become fully man. And so he never exercised ANY God nature as a man. -- Anyone can walk on water (Peter did), and anyone can become light (Moses did).
Thus although this existence as fully man does not deny his God heritage, it does deny his God power. And thus he was a mere mortal, subject to every weakness, every temptation, and even death. But HE overcame death and became the perfect sacrifice for our sins.
Does this help?
BibleScribe
Isaiah 9:6
For to us a child is born, to us a son is given: and the government shall be on his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
God is not flesh and blood, but is Spirit. Jesus was God in the flesh of a man. God humbled Himself to live as a human, and was tempted in everyway we have been. The Bible says this. The great and glorious part is, Even though Jesus was tempted, He was sinless, thuss showing farther that He is God.
Since we know God can't sin, and every man is a sinner and has sinned, we know Jesus was man, and didn't sin, and therefore is God.
Oh, yeah, and just to mention, The Bible does say Jesus is God. Enough said.
Thread end.