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Dean is a big boy Bill and his gospel is not a flesh gospel
Uniting and becoming one flesh is something we need in this world to
procreate and raise godly children
Jesus did not die to institute another "Kingdom of this world"
judyt
And I suppose that when a man and a woman
unite and become one flesh, they too are
hermaphrodite. You are one with your man, aren't you, Judy? Are you
hermaphridite? Judy, why don't you take some time off, enjoy your trip to
Texas, hug your grandchildren, and trust that Dean can be a big boy while
you're gone and think for himself.
God's blessings,
Bill
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006
10:41 PM
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus of
God's Nature?
Perfect dualism Dean
Like a hermaphrodite - fully both - good and evil, like Janus.
You are still blending the natures of Christ,
Dean. The result is mixing you up. The Divinity of Christ was in no way
tainted by his humanity. As God and man, Christ defeated sin
in his own flesh, rendering it powerless in his resurrection from the
grave. In the new birth we are born into his resurrection, new creatures;
hence we are given life from beyond the tomb, where sin, death, and the
devil cannot reach us -- if, that is, we daily put to death that
old man who still wants to rear his head.
Dean, I say this with the utmost sincerity:
You really do need to let go of your alloy view of Jesus; it can
only confuse you.
Bill
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006
6:05 AM
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was Jesus
of God's Nature?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: 1/31/2006 11:19:39 PM
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Was
Jesus of God's Nature?
cd writes: So I ask you How
is one able to produce destruction for men while the other produces a
quickening spirit for men?
And so it is written, "The first man Adam
became a living being." The last Adam became a life-giving
Spirit.
-- 1 Corinthians
15.45-47
The first Adam was made from dust and
received from God the breath of life. His mandate was one: "Be
fruitful and multiply." But rather than doing what he was told,
Adam chose instead to do the inexplicable. Adam's sin brought
death not only to himself but also to all of his descendants -- Jesus
included. What did the first Adam produce? He produced death.
The second Adam was born into the fall
of the first. But he was also God. In this one person of Christ God
and man came together and accomplished what man alone could not do:
the undoing of the first Adam. Throughout his life, Christ's
response to the fall was not to sin, not to do what Adam had done, but
to do his Father's will. Hence in his person, Christ reclaimed Adam's
posterity (not to mention Adam himself), defeating what had brought
death to them all. Then Christ paid the ultimate price: he died on
their behalf. Ah, but because he had defeated in his own flesh that
which had condemned the flesh of Adam, death had no power to hold
him. Now in ascension the Second Adam sends his spirit to give
life to those who could only die without him. Who is the Second
Adam? He is the life-giving Spirit.
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cd:Right-Then how can can the Second
Adam be the same as the first? You guys are stating that Christ
was no different than Hitler but Hitler was the same as the first Adam
"exactly the same"-in the above you show the second Adam to
be different. This is our point.If Christ was the same as
the first we are still in our sins Bill.
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