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Good question, Terry. I've thought about it often. There appears to be an
eternal expectation on the part of God to "save," as this name means "Yah-
saves" -- if we take Hebrews 13:8 to be speaking in reference to an eternal
Jesus Christ, the eternal -?- of God: "Jesus Christ is the
same yesterday, today, and forever."
Bill
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Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 5:15
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Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Let's get clear
on this one -- please
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the Father loves the Son and the
Son loves the Father. What we know from this
passage is that God the Father loved Yeshua the Son before the
foundation of the world.
If somebody were to believe that Yeshua
did not exist at all until he was
born in the flesh, this passage
could still be understood to suggest a love
that the father had for
his yet non-existant son, much like a mother like
Hannah who desired a
son and loved him before he was born.
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Since this
thread refuses to die, let me throw a wrench into the gears in an attempt to
end it's life.
Question: Was Yeshua always Yeshua, or was He called by
another name prior to being born the God man? Did that name originate
with His birth as the angel instructed, or had it always
been?
Terry
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