Was Jesus the son of God or was he God, if God than who was he pleading with ?

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   sunny5555posted 14 years ago

   Was Jesus the son of God or was he God, if God than who was he pleading with ?

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   goldenpathposted 14 years ago

   He is the Son of God.  Despite common belief the Father, Son and Holy Ghost are three separate and distinct beings.  The Son of God set the example in the order of prayer as he prayed to the Father and even addressed Him while upon the cross.  Jesus Christ is the literal Son in the flesh.  The Holy Ghost, though not yet of flesh serves to testify of all truth to the human heart and mind.

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   christiansisterposted 14 years ago

   Jesus was in the flesh for the sake of mankind. He came and lived a life that would satisfy the Law of Moses, the 10 commandments so that we may be set free. He was in exsistance before us just as Lucifer was.
   
   Jesus is not our Abba Father but He is our Saviour and Lord. He gives my Spirit the Solice of Grace.
   
   He is portrayed in many ugly ways in this World but if anyone took the time to read about Jesus they would find that he taught the total opposite.
   
   He taught to be free of Judgement we are not to judge. Unfortunately, not many people have the ability to be so gifted.
   
   True Christianity in no way promotes violence. But, that is not how it is portrayed through the actions of men.
   
   God has a plan that surpasses anyones imagination. And our Abba Father Judges a man according to his heart.

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   dabeanerposted 14 years ago

   First, you have to determine how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.  Then you will be able to determine the answer.  Another religious wacko question.

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   Dave Mathewsposted 14 years ago

   The Triune God of Christianity consists of one God, but three different and separate persons in God. This is possible because God is Spirit not flesh and blood. Jesus is the living "Son of God" yet still God too. He was pleading with the Father, Almighty God if possible to be spared being separated by sin from The Father.

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