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Mahsiah_Waites
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Since Jesus sits on right hand side of God, do you believe they talk to each other all the time?
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marian_love
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I would think so. They spoke to one another while Jesus was on earth.
meltzerboy
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However, when Jesus was on Earth, He was both human and divine. Is Jesus still both human and divine in heaven, or only divine? If the latter, why would He have to talk to G-d the Father, essentially Himself, even in a trinitarian relationship?
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martininthefiel
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Yes they discuss Notre Dame and Boston College football, and puzzle over how ‘Gather Us In’ made it to the Hymnal.
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fastenatingguy
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surritter
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Jesus and the Father are in constant Communion with one another (call it “talking” if you’d like). This is the Holy Spirit, Who “proceeds” from the Father and the Son.
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padrepio_2012
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you say does Jesus talk to God. Jesus is God so shouldn’t it be, “Does Jesus talk to the Father? or the Holy Spirit?” not, does He talk to God because Jesus is God. Since He is God though wouldn’t He technically be talking to Himself also?
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RobbyS
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Jesus is divine is the statement central to the doctrine of the Trinity. Speculate all you want, but I think such questions are meaningless except in reference to what the Bible reports Jesus as saying to the Father and referring to the Holy Spirit. Jesus is man, Jesus is God. A paradox.
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SwissGuard25
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Jesus is God. I assume you were referring the the Son talking to the Father. The Father, The Son, and the Holy Ghost are God.
To your question, yes. Jesus does talk to the Father
To your question, yes. Jesus does talk to the Father
Jesus is the word made flesh. On his time on Earth he was Human and Divine. Now he is spirit in Heaven. During his second coming he will be made flesh again.
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lizaanne
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mercytruth
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Of course they talk to one another. Read some of the poems of St. John of the Cross.
Now, seriously, eventhough some of the responses have certainly caused a few large smiles. He is our High Priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek. He is forever making intercession for us before his Father. That is, he is pleading for mercy on our behalf before God the Father. Much like Moses pleaded for mercy for the children of Israel. Our heavenly Father can not refuse the pleas of His Son, because His Son was willing to suffer so much for our sins.
And do we ever need the mercy.
God’s peace
micah
Now, seriously, eventhough some of the responses have certainly caused a few large smiles. He is our High Priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek. He is forever making intercession for us before his Father. That is, he is pleading for mercy on our behalf before God the Father. Much like Moses pleaded for mercy for the children of Israel. Our heavenly Father can not refuse the pleas of His Son, because His Son was willing to suffer so much for our sins.
And do we ever need the mercy.
God’s peace
micah
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snarflemike
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I don’t know that I’d say they talk to each other. They KNOW each other infinitely and perfectly.
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marty1818
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This is incorrect. Death is a separation of body and soul. When we die our body is buried and our soul goes to heaven, hell, or purgatory. Christ died so there was a separation of his body and soul for a time, however, his body and soul were reunited through the resurrection. As Catholics we believe that both Jesus and Mary are in heaven with body and soul.
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snarflemike
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Right. Once incarnated, the Logos (Jesus) is and will always be fully God and fully Man. Since Jesus is resurrected, he is forevermore alive, united body and soul and Divinity.
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rossum
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Rather a boring conversation. Since they are both omniscient, they each already know exactly what the other one is going to say before they say it.
“I know.”
“I know you know.”
“I know you know I know.”
“I know.”
(No prizes for getting the source of that one…)
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martininthefiel
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Sure enough, the processional this morning was none other than ‘Gather Us In’.
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