Thank you for your response.  Obviously, we are miles apart on this and the distance seems to be increasing.  I believe, however, that God can work through either understanding    That is not to say that there is more than one truth on a subject.   Rather,  it is to declare our God as sovereign in essence, power and influence.   I guess this comes down to what Debbie has been discussing with DAveH.   Is God bigger than our perceptions of Him and His doctrine?  
 
JD
 
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From: David Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 09:40:26 -0400
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] A apologetic for the eternal sonship of Chr JD

John wrote:
> I have been working on this since 6:00 am
> and it is nearly 3:00 !!   Yikes !!!!.

LOL.  Studying is fun, isn't it!

Nice piece, John.  I don't think I disagreed with much of anything in it.  I 
just think it argued more for the Divinity of Christ rather than the idea of 
eternal sonship.

Both you and Bill seem to hammer two ideas in discussing this topic:

1)  Jesus is the eternal God

2) Jesus has a relationship in the Godhead best understood by us as a Father 
/ Son relationship.

I do not disagree with either of these concepts.  Rather, I affirm them both 
as being true.  My primary concern with this subject has to do with how we 
interpret Scripture.  What does the Scripture mean when it says, "this day I 
have begotten you."  The Holy Ghost has a specific message here.  In the 
earlier discussion, I was not too sure about it, but as the discussion 
progressed, I think Judy made her case very well.  Adam Clark also makes 
some good points about it.  The Biblical passage is referring to his 
incarnation when he became son of man, son of David, son of God.

Peace be with you.
David Miller. 


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