Resurrection of Christ

Originally posted by ppm56: ↑

" bigotry" -> I will not step aside from the only true God and Father that Jesus independently of himself defined when he was here and the TRUE Jesus, the 2nd Adam MAN.

You already have wotsup, have you got any idea on the different take people put on 17:3, you're just another one, digging in does not make you right

As Jesus never ever speaks independently outside Himself, the Father and the Holy Spirit

Jesus is sometimes referred to as the "second Adam" because, like Adam in the Bible, He embodies a new beginning for humanity. The comparison between Jesus and Adam highlights their contrasting roles and impact on humanity's spiritual condition.

In the Bible, Adam is considered the first man created by God. He was created in the image of God and was given dominion over the earth. However, Adam disobeyed God's command by eating the forbidden fruit, which resulted in sin entering the world and bringing spiritual death and separation from God to humanity. As a descendant of Adam, all humans are born into a state of sin and are subject to its consequences.

On the other hand, Jesus is often described as the "second Adam" because He came to earth as a new representative of humanity, offering a new beginning and a way to overcome the effects of sin. Through His obedience to God's will and His sacrificial death on the cross, Jesus provided the means for forgiveness of sins and reconciliation with God. He conquered sin and death through His resurrection, offering the hope of redemption and new life to all who believe in Him.

The comparison between Jesus and Adam as the "second Adam" underscores the idea of Jesus as a new and righteous representative of humanity who reversed the effects of Adam's sin and brought about a new creation of spiritual life and reconciliation with God.

Jesus' role as the second Adam emphasizes His pivotal and transformative impact on humanity's spiritual condition, offering hope, salvation, and restoration to all who place their faith in Him.

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"You already have wotsup, have you got any idea on the different take people put on 17:3, you're just another one, digging in does not make you right
As Jesus never ever speaks independently outside Himself, the Father and the Holy Spirit"

I could not give a hoot as to other peoples creations, I'm only interested in Jesus's very clear and precise language and that IS, he unquestionably, independently of himself, defines the Father as the only true God = a one and ONLY possible take.

You simply cannot refute this clear and obvious and maintain Jesus's truth.

So come on then, in Jesus's words in 17:3, who exactly is he saying is the only true God????????????
Tip, Jesus quotes the OT -> Hear, Israel: Yehowah our God is ONE Yehowah.

The Son was doing the Father's will, so he clearly has a will of his own, should he have chosen to act upon it.
But his words in 17:3, his truth has zero to do with that.

You were NEVER able to provide a verse showing that you had to know your created holy spirit person, for eternal life, that is because there is not such thing, as the Holy Spirit is the God and Father that Jesus defines in 17:3.
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A 2nd Adam is exactly that, he was simply made by the word and power of Yehowah and not made of dust, making him heavenly.

"The comparison between Jesus and Adam as the "second Adam" underscores the idea of Jesus"

It does nothing of a sort, that is no more than your imaginations running wild.
You are grossly down playing what Yehowah can do through a man, should he chose to.
Not to mention, Grossly down playing what the Man Jesus achieved.
You come up with this false notion, that a man, 2nd Adam could not atone for sins, with ZERO Bible backing to fit this wild creation of yours.
Not to mention, what he did or didn't do to achieve this, your are ignoring.