Jesus Is Who He Says He Is

[WalterandDebbie]

Sunday 12-8-24 1st. Day Of The Weekly Cycle, Kislev 6 5785 78th. Fall Day

Jesus is who He says He is (John) - 01/19/20 — LifePoint Church

Return to Riverdale Engage What do we know? So far in the Gospel of John (1-8), we have established why Jesus is here, who he is, and the authority He has. He is God. We get to look at Jesus’ ministry and scripture in the rearview mirror. What we are reading in John has already taken place. The

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Love, Walter And Debbie

 

[Behold]

Jesus The God/Man was given to Yhe Cross for the sin of the world... dying as a sacrificial sin offering for us all.

He Rose from the dead, KING Jesus... The LION of Judah.., and He's coming back soon for us.

It might be today.......

So, Let us keep our mind focused on Jesus, and our lives will reflect it to everyone.

 

[WalterandDebbie]

Jesus The God/Man was given to Yhe Cross for the sin of the world... dying as a sacrificial sin offering for us all.

He Rose from the dead, KING Jesus... The LION of Judah.., and He's coming back soon for us.

It might be today.......

So, Let us keep our mind focused on Jesus, and our lives will reflect it to everyone.

Amen Behold, thanks for sharing.

Love, Walter And Debbie

 

[jimmysmith]

Thank you for sharing a very informative post.

 

[WalterandDebbie]

Thank you for sharing a very informative post.

You are welcome.

Love, Walter And Debbie

 

[TrevorHL]

Greetings Walter And Debbie,

Jesus is who He says He is (John)

Jesus does not claim that he is God. He claims that he is the Christ, the Son of God. John 8:58 is not quoting Exodus 3:14 as this should be rendered "I wilbe" as per Tyndale or "I will be" as per RV and RSV margins. John 8:58 should be rendered "I am he" the same as John 8:24, 28, part of the theme in John's Gospel of whether or not Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God. The KJV has a strong Trinitarian bias, and most modern translations follow their false lead.

Kind regards
Trevor

 

[WalterandDebbie]

Greetings Walter And Debbie,

Jesus does not claim that he is God. He claims that he is the Christ, the Son of God. John 8:58 is not quoting Exodus 3:14 as this should be rendered "I wilbe" as per Tyndale or "I will be" as per RV and RSV margins. John 8:58 should be rendered "I am he" the same as John 8:24, 28, part of the theme in John's Gospel of whether or not Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God. The KJV has a strong Trinitarian bias, and most modern translations follow their false lead.

Kind regards
Trevor

Greetings TrevorHL, Our understanding is that every word that proceeds out of the mouth of GOD is for our learning now.

Love, Walter And Debbie

 

[TrevorHL]

Greetings again Walter And Debbie,

Our understanding is that every word that proceeds out of the mouth of GOD is for our learning now.

Yes, but I consider that the translations of Exodus 3:14 and John 8:58 by the KJV is mainly based on their Trinitarian beliefs and is not the Word of God. We need to be discerning. We have considered this briefly previously and I do not see the need to discuss this again in an elementary, repetitive manner. Nevertheless I saw the need to draw attention to your endorsement of error despite your sincerity.

Kind regards
Trevor

 

[face2face]

Sunday 12-8-24 1st. Day Of The Weekly Cycle, Kislev 6 5785 78th. Fall Day

Jesus is who He says He is (John) - 01/19/20 — LifePoint Church

Return to Riverdale Engage What do we know? So far in the Gospel of John (1-8), we have established why Jesus is here, who he is, and the authority He has. He is God. We get to look at Jesus’ ministry and scripture in the rearview mirror. What we are reading in John has already taken place. The

lifepointchurch.org

Love, Walter And Debbie

This a is terrible reading of the Word of God and in no way was the Bible meant to have so many poor notions forced on it.

Context and textual criticism are good starting points to discover truth

F2F

 

[WalterandDebbie]

Greetings again Walter And Debbie,

Yes, but I consider that the translations of Exodus 3:14 and John 8:58 by the KJV is mainly based on their Trinitarian beliefs and is not the Word of God. We need to be discerning. We have considered this briefly previously and I do not see the need to discuss this again in an elementary, repetitive manner. Nevertheless I saw the need to your endorsement of error despite your sincerity.

Kind regards
Trevor

Thank you, we agree to disagree.

Love, Walter And Debbie