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Please remember that the Father of all spirits–including Jesus’ spirit–is ONE and SAME GOD. We all–including Jesus–are offspring of God.
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This is not true per se. Jesus became our brother only through the incarnation of the uncreated and eternal Word whilst we became Jesus’ brothers after He saved us. Since Jesus is the only begotten of the Father unlike us, the children through adoption, it is unreasonable to claim that Jesus and we are the Sons of God in the same sense and manner. Although Jesus became our brother, He never included Himself into the group of God’s children through the usage of the phrase OUR Father.
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God created all of us incorruptible as He made us all in the image of his own likeness. Due to God’s likeness, all children are sinless. No wonder if you become like children, the Kingdom of Heaven is yours. If you humble yourself like a child, your are greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven.
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This was the case for the humanity before the fall! Adam and Eve fell and were banished from the Garden of Eden. Human nature is no more sinless and perfect. If all humans are essentially children of God, why did Jesus ask His followers to be childlike to enter the Kingdom of Heaven? Your conclusion makes no sense.
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We all including Jesus and his mother Mary are born sinless. This is the trait we all inherit. Jesus is no exception. After birth Jesus became flesh and blood as we are because he had to be made like his brethren in every manner.
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How do you think we can inherit perfection and innocence from our first parents, who committed a major sin and fell by disobeying God? You sound like one that has never read the New Testament.
What was Jesus prior to His becoming flesh?
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When God told you “You shall not commit murder”, it’s undeniable implication is that you are not a murderer unless you commit an act that violates that command of God. God knows that you have the ability of not committing such an act. This ability is given by God Himself to you. Otherwise God would be a liar or not aware what you can and cannot do.
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This is ridiculous. If humans had not known what murder was, God would not have given that commandment. Humans have free will to choose the good or the evil. The first parents of the mankind knew both the good and the evil and were stripped of their privileged state.
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Like any other prophet of God, the greatness of Jesus is his commitment to the mission assigned by God Almighty, despite his nature was just like us.
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According to the New Testament, Jesus’ prophetic mission only functioned to manifest His true identity as the Son of God. It seems that you are a Muslim poster pretending to endorse only some Christian tenets for the sake of perversion.
Rational/Marysee/Counsel, is that you behind the curtain? LOL
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If he was immune to commit sin, then there was no greatness in him. If your body is too hot and cannot feel cold and you survive in cold weather without any proper clothing…nothing great. If Jesus was God and as God conquered death…nothing great. If Jesus was a man and dies when put to death…nothing miraculous. If he did not die then it is miraculous but not because of his own ability but due to the God’s Protection and Mercy and Blessings.
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If every human is born sinless and in the perfect state of creation, why did Jesus come to our world? Why did God send so many prophets and leaders?
Jesus was tempted in every way like us although He conquered sin and death. Someone must have fooled you that Christians believe Jesus never sinned because of His divine personality. Jesus is true God and true Man, and He was born sinless because of His divinity. However, He did not fail any of the temptations as a perfect human.
Besides, Christians DO believe that Jesus died on the cross. Again, someone must have fooled you that Christians believe in the Koran verse denying Jesus’ passion with no theological reason. We Christians never believe that an act of illusion aiming to deceive a certain group of humans can be considered miraculous.
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If Jews were after Jesus’ life…no surprise because Jews used to kill their own prophets.
I hope I answer the simple question asked repeatedly.
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So what? Why did God supposedly make an exception when Jesus’ life was at stake? If God let Jews kill their own prophets, why did He supposedly prevent Jews from killing Jesus?
You have explained nothing so far. Try again.