Another "what I'm reading" excerpt:
"Christ had to submit to knowing dependently and to knowing partially. He had to learn to boey without knowing all the facts and to believe without being in possession of full information. He had to forego the comfort which omniscience would sometimes have brought. This, surely, was a potent factor in the dereliction (Mk 15:34). The assurance of the Father's love, the sense of his own sonship and the certainty of his victory were all eclipsed, and he had to complete his obedience as the one who walked in darkness, knowing only that he was sin and that he was banished to the outer darkness. He suffers as the one who does not have all the answers and who in his extremity has to ask, Why? The ignorance is not mere appearing. It is reality."
From The Person of Christ by Donald Macleod.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
"Only the Father Knows..."
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Kho, you said, "Jesus Christ knews what he was suppose to do and even at the early age of 12"
I was wondering - what verse in the Bible expresses this? Is this what you think is true, or is it something based on the Word of God?
You also said, "After his dead Jesus had to whoo the disciples to God"
What textual basis do you have for this statement?
I welcome posts on this blog, but when you post, it is best to give reasons for why you say something, rather than just saying it - because otherwise it is just your opinion and is not backed up by the Word.
I look forward to learning from whence you have learned these things.
After you have cited your sources, I will then look forward to replying to what you have said.
Because He lives,
Nathan
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