Answer to Nuray About the Word

Submitted by clarence puckett (United States), Aug 13, 2006 at 16:35

Nuray: Jesus was God's word spoken into human flesh, that is why he is one and the same as the father. Jesus said in John 10:30- I and my father are one, if you have seen me you have seen the father. In John 17 Jesus prayed to the father, but also said we were together from the beginning, 1st John :5-7... there are three that bear record in heaven, father, word, holy ghost and these three are one[insubstance] You were made in God's image and you are body, soul, spirit, but one. Jesus was co-equal with God[John 5-22] For the father judges no man, but has committed all judgement unto the son, that all men would honor the son even as they honor the father. Psalm 110: The lord said unto my lord, sit thou on my right hand until I make thine enemies thy footstool[thats plurl] If you had a God you could really explain and make real on a human level, he wouldn't be God. Jesus was 100% God and 100% human at the same time, he came to reveal the father and to save men from their sins, we were all born in sin, because of adam and eve, their fall and disobedience. That is why we have to be born from above again in the spirit, the carnal man is not acceptable to God in all his goodness, because we cannot make ourselves good enough for God except thru his son Jesus Christ who paid for our sins on the cross, he paid a debt he didn't owe, we owed a debt we couldn't pay.

I hope I shed some light on this for you and you can understand it better. Read the 1611 KJV bible and start with the new testament and ask God for wisdom and understanding of his word.

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