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[PaulSacramento]

Paulsacramento, you said:
"Look at what is written: Christ is the EXACT representation of His (God's) nature, which means He is exactly like GOD with the SAME nature, a created being can NOT have the same nature as its creator."

Why can God the father not create his son to have the same nature as himself? Does his power stop at some point?
Do you understand what you just said?

The bible tells us that is NOT what happened, it makes clear that Christ, the son of God, was BORN of God, not created.
Why CAN'T God create a being that has the same nature as Him? the same reason that God can't be evil, can't make a round square or make a married bachelor.
Do you understand that IF the Word of God was a created being that the bible would say so? that it doesn't say that, that it states that He was Born means just that.
The word of God is WITH God and IS God and He become FLESH.
Christ, like His Father, is the FIRST and the LAST.
Even Micah states as such:
Micah 5:2, that is what Matthew referes to in Matthew 2: 5-6

[Domenic]

Paulsacramento, you said:
"Look at what is written: Christ is the EXACT representation of His (God's) nature, which means He is exactly like GOD with the SAME nature, a created being can NOT have the same nature as its creator."

Why can God the father not create his son to have the same nature as himself? Does his power stop at some point?
Do you understand what you just said?

The bible tells us that is NOT what happened, it makes clear that Christ, the son of God, was BORN of God, not created.
Why CAN'T God create a being that has the same nature as Him? the same reason that God can't be evil, can't make a round square or make a married bachelor.
Do you understand that IF the Word of God was a created being that the bible would say so? that it doesn't say that, that it states that He was Born means just that.
The word of God is WITH God and IS God and He become FLESH.
Christ, like His Father, is the FIRST and the LAST.
Even Micah states as such:
Micah 5:2, that is what Matthew referes to in Matthew 2: 5-6

I have posted this scripture before...did you not read it? It say: The first born of all creation. It does not say, the first born, it says the first born of all creation. Jesus is not the first, and the last like father is.

Colossians 1:15
“He is the image of the invisible God, THE FIRST BORN OF ALL CREATION; by means of him all other things were created in the Heavens and upon the earth, the things visible and the things invisible, no matter whether they are thrones or lordship or governments or authorities. All (other) things have been created through him and for him."

[Domenic]

Paul, if you are trying to get me to say something so you can ban me...just do it. I'm sure no one on the forum will think bad of you.

[1over137]

Paul, if you are trying to get me to say something so you can ban me...just do it. I'm sure no one on the forum will think bad of you.

Do you like quarrels? Was this post needed? Why even you wrote it? What for? Can you tell me?

I am sure that Paul is not trying to get you.

[Furstentum Liechtenstein]

Has anyone asked Domenic if he's a Jehovah's Witness?

FL

[PaulSacramento]

Has anyone asked Domenic if he's a Jehovah's Witness?

FL

Domenic is a former JW, although t is very clear that he still holds the majority of their incorrect doctrines to be true.

[PaulSacramento]

Paulsacramento, you said:
"Look at what is written: Christ is the EXACT representation of His (God's) nature, which means He is exactly like GOD with the SAME nature, a created being can NOT have the same nature as its creator."

Why can God the father not create his son to have the same nature as himself? Does his power stop at some point?
Do you understand what you just said?

The bible tells us that is NOT what happened, it makes clear that Christ, the son of God, was BORN of God, not created.
Why CAN'T God create a being that has the same nature as Him? the same reason that God can't be evil, can't make a round square or make a married bachelor.
Do you understand that IF the Word of God was a created being that the bible would say so? that it doesn't say that, that it states that He was Born means just that.
The word of God is WITH God and IS God and He become FLESH.
Christ, like His Father, is the FIRST and the LAST.
Even Micah states as such:
Micah 5:2, that is what Matthew referes to in Matthew 2: 5-6

I have posted this scripture before...did you not read it? It say: The first born of all creation. It does not say, the first born, it says the first born of all creation. Jesus is not the first, and the last like father is.

Colossians 1:15
“He is the image of the invisible God, THE FIRST BORN OF ALL CREATION; by means of him all other things were created in the Heavens and upon the earth, the things visible and the things invisible, no matter whether they are thrones or lordship or governments or authorities. All (other) things have been created through him and for him."

Some one should have told that to John of Patmos.