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I never saw a verse that said God was manifested in the flesh.

I do not believe Jesus existed until he was born since I'm not Catholic who were the folks who started such a concept.

I don't believe God telling what would happen to Jesus means it already happened and they can see it by rewinding the tapes. I believe God knew what would happen because He's smart and thus, told what would happen before it did. I can do the same and I'm not even God. I can say to you right now...

So you think something can happen before it happens and you can be there to see it happen before it happens?

That's because those in the book of Hebrews walked by the spirit. Walking by the spirit today is a "lost art" because the Bible preachers teach their people to walk by the flesh.

Not many will agree with me because the churches teach what the Catholics taught them starting 14 hundred years ago. No one prior to Augustine, suspected that above this freely generated warfare there existed an even more fundamental explanation whereby an all-good and all-determination...

He did not see the future. He saw the flat tire before you saw it. And if you're thinking about the foretelling of Jesus. It's because He knew what He was going to do. God’s purpose is a deliberately conceived plan, proposed for action because only God’s purpose can triumph in the end, and only...

Revelation from God comes in thoughts and images. To see an image in your mind is easy for humans. Think about your car that's parked outside and now look at it in your mind. If God showed you that same car image with a flat tire before you went to bed. And you saw that image and then found in...

You got that right.

Nobody goes into the future because the future only exist in the minds of the Catholics who created it, and that was first done by Augustine who came up with the idea in the 4th century that God is in control of everything, and therefore sees into the future and is now just playing the tapes for...

The Scriptures do not say the opposite. It's just how you read them. God could say I knew you before you were born because He knows how all of us will be. He knows everything about the ones who will be born next year because He's been doing this with us for a long time. He knows He's going to...

I could say the same if I were a king. I could have told my son that I knew what he would be like before he was born and I declared him pure and ordained him to be a king after me. Similar conversation was made when God chose us in Christ beforehand, and has said certain names have been written...

Yep I was right... I did figure it out correctly. It's on page 88. I posted something to someone else and you commented on my post. I did not comment on your post on this thread. You commented on mine. So since post 88 I have been responding to you.

We agree again. God is outside of His creation and probably can see all of time at once. But probably not the time that has not happened yet.

It does not miss any mark. If people believe they can see into the future they often pray for such ability and they may think it's God working with them, but often it ends up being the wrong god. Here's an example from the book of Acts... Most of us have heard the statement of a damsel in...

There are many good Christians who believe God is Almighty in such a way that He lives in a hyper-dimensional-universe and moves through them. Folks believe it's been proven mathematically that God can exist in a 6 dimensional-hyper-space that would allow Him to walk through walls and any other...

Well, I see it this way. This is a Christian forum where we get to comment on what we and others post. You comment on my comments and I respond. And sometimes I comment on your stuff. I think you mostly comment on what I write and when I respond you get mad. Do I have this figured out correctly?

Yes you got this right... I'm thinking you are making a distinction between God's self-confidence in His ability to cause things to happen, and His ability to see into times which are future to us. If I'm understanding you correctly, you are thinking that God knows that His work will prevail...

You wrote I was wrong when I said in the context of good and evil that the churches don't teach we are in a spiritual battle. I'm not wrong. The context that you pulled my statement from is within a paragraph talking about God being in control of everything... both good and evil.

How can God see something before it happens? Such thinking opens up a bunch of spiritual concepts and I do not believe they are from God.