"God sent his only begotten son"After his Baptism which is...

"God sent his only begotten son"

After his Baptism which is obviously after being born of a woman, BECAUSE this is what the Bible clearly tells us Gal 4:4.
John 17:18 - As thou hast sent me into the world, even so have I also sent them into the world.
On your rational, Jesus must have sent them from heaven LOL, you can't chop and change when it suits you.

John 1:6 - There was a man sent from God, whose name was John.
Again on your rational, John came floating down from heaven, do you SEE how crazy it is -

You do NOT need a pre-existing Son to Send, because the Bible shows us so.

17:16 - They are not of the world, even as I am not of the world.
They like Jesus, are deemed of above, of God, of heaven.


But what you wrote, regardless as to whether your happy with it, was shown WITH the Bible to not be correct, which I notice again, that WITH the Bible, you're not showing why it's not so.

People on here, have pretty much repeated those same actions, which can only mean one thing, they can't directly counter what's put before them.

No "with" belongs in John 1:1, 2 and there as Not two persons in this passage.
1:2 This; was in beginning = "this" is not a person and the ONLY definition available.

"Only" ......we know that can mean one of a kind and a 2nd Adam Man certainly fits this, not to mention, all the Fathers plans etc, centered around and for this one to be.

"Begotten" simply means, they were not the begotten one before they were begotten and the Bible is very clear, this did not happen until his birth or at the earliest, conception.

All the "sent" contexts as the Bible shows, of which I've shown you some, are all after his Baptism when he, the flesh, would have been born again and Jesus, the 2nd Adam Man says this must be.
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Following is a verse a lot of you people draw upon for pre-existing, base on the Inter and word definition on there, the WHOLE truth shines LOUD and CLEAR

John 17:5 - Andnow glorify Me You, Father, beside Yourself, the glory which to have (not yet)before the world existed, with You.

"Beside Yourself - to have" -> Psa 110:1- A Psalm of David. Yehowah says to my Lord: “Sit at My right handUntil I make Your enemies a footstool for Your feet.”
Col 3:1 - If then you were raised with Christ, seek those things whichare above, where Christ is, sitting at the right hand ofGod.

As often the case, Jesus is clearly drawing from the scriptures, which speak of him, which is what he is doing here 17:5

No such this as "I" as in, "I" had available, but if you chose to stay with the corrupted version, the people of 2 Tim 1:9 can ask for the exact same glory.