In Truth There is No God But Almighty God - Christianity is Not Pantheism - Jesus Christ Cannot Rule as a Slave - From the Holy Bible

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Aug 12, 2008 at 19:06

It has been said and it has been written, there is no human logic in the Holy Bible that can be made sense of in the light of the Word of the LORD. Read Isaiah 55, and understand, there is NO human logic that the LORD needs to depend on to do His will.

Jesus Christ appeared in the flesh, and yet His soul, His psyche, His intelligence, His Spiritual Being His entire existence dwelt in that fleshly temporary body because no natural man can face Him in the eternal condition. In His great desire to reconcile the desperate condition of mankind, He could not expect any human to face Him in His true presence for the extreme and ultimate power that radiates from His person. So His birth in the human form became necessary. It was only a temporary situation that led to the cross. In His resurrection, that body was changed to His eternal state, which by the way, is the same one He is returning in. He is no longer in a temporary fleshly body.

Jesus Christ did the miracles to prove He is the Anointed One, and only as the Son of Almighty God could He do the works of Almighty God in miracles. There is no confusion there except in unbelief by those who do not properly worship Jesus Christ.

And if you were to read the book of the Genesis, you will read that most of the ancient peoples, like the Pharoahs and the 'Philistines',came to the sense that the Almighty God of Israel is God, and no other, just as it reads in the first of the Ten Commandments.

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