The Lord's Human is Divine

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(Infinite A, Jehovah the Father and Finite B, Mary have a child name, Jesus) (In Jesus His Soul is the Infinite Father and Jesus was the Finite, the Son of the Infinite or the Divine. The word finite means human

Infinite A Jehovah the Father descended and became Finite and gave Himself the name Jesus which means Jehovah. The name Jehovah means Divine Love and so is the name Jesus means the same. The Finite Human of Jesus became Infinite (Divine) by means of temptations.

A Son born from eternity descended and assumed the Human (finite) is a total error which falls to the ground and is dissipated in the light of those passages in the Word where Jehovah Himself says that He Himself is the Savior and Redeemer, as in the following:

Am I not Jehovah, and there is no God else beside Me? A just God and a Savior, there is none beside Me (Isa. 45:21, 22).

I am Jehovah; and besides Me, there is no Savior (Isaiah. 43:11).

I am Jehovah thy God, and thou shalt acknowledge no God beside Me and there is no Savior besides Me (Hos. 13:4).

Harry
 
Who claims that there are three Gods? That there are other Gods besided the Lord?
 
Harry1941 said:
(Infinite A, Jehovah the Father and Finite B, Mary have a child name, Jesus) (In Jesus His Soul is the Infinite Father and Jesus was the Finite, the Son of the Infinite or the Divine. The word finite means human

Infinite A Jehovah the Father descended and became Finite and gave Himself the name Jesus which means Jehovah. The name Jehovah means Divine Love and so is the name Jesus means the same. The Finite Human of Jesus became Infinite (Divine) by means of temptations.

A Son born from eternity descended and assumed the Human (finite) is a total error which falls to the ground and is dissipated in the light of those passages in the Word where Jehovah Himself says that He Himself is the Savior and Redeemer, as in the following:

Am I not Jehovah, and there is no God else beside Me? A just God and a Savior, there is none beside Me (Isa. 45:21, 22).

I am Jehovah; and besides Me, there is no Savior (Isaiah. 43:11).

I am Jehovah thy God, and thou shalt acknowledge no God beside Me and there is no Savior besides Me (Hos. 13:4).

Harry
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I am not familiar with the above. Still, it is very interesting especially the two citations from Isaiah. Both Isaish and Psalms can become prayers in the quiet of the evening and the joy of the risen sun. Both can become teachings.
 
grannymh said:
In the Catholic Church, “We are all God” would be incorrect because God is Divine and we are human. That is a big difference.
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Well I came to another solution. I think we as humans interpret things differently. When you say “In the Catholic Church” and thus stated there’s a difference between God and Human, you are basically just expression the church’s teaching in a generic way. You MUST like every other human being on this planet have his own way of believing in something, and and thinking about something, differently or slightly commonly then somebody else.

So when you say the Church teaches God is something completely different then we as humans, are you boldly stating there is such thing as a definition for God? You see, we as humans might have a idea what a Supreme God who Created the universe is, but see the same Catholic Church would also teach that the Infinite Being is a noncomprehending Deity for us to completely grasp …

…Thus far!

This does not mean we don’t have no clue what God is, but just like everything throughout the history of evolution and human intellectual experience, we come closer and closer to identifying with things we previously haven’t much information about.

So when I say we are One but Many…its like saying Three Persons But One God. When I say we are God and God is Us, God does our work and we do Gods work. in creating and pro creating ect.
 
When the Lord was living on earth, His Divine Soul was the Father. What else is in a person but the soul. It is His Divine Love. That’s why the Lord said in John 14:11

11 Believe me that I am in the Father, and the Father in me: or else believe me for the very works’ sake.

The soul is the person’s thoughts and feelings, and that is infinite. It lives after death. If good it will be in heaven, and if evil it will be in hell.

To be in the Lord and the Lord in us is to repent and live by the Ten Commandments.

Harry 🙂
 
There can be many ways we can look at the Last Supper.

For example, in the Gospel of John, chapter 14, we find the three Persons in the Most Holy Trinity. Jesus is the Second Person of the Most Holy Trinity and the Father is the First Person.
Verses 15-16 present the Third Person, the Holy Spirit.
 
Harry1941;14834080](Infinite A, Jehovah the Father and Finite B, Mary have a child name, Jesus) (In Jesus His Soul is the Infinite Father and Jesus was the Finite, the Son of the Infinite or the Divine. The word finite means human
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The soul of Jesus is not the infinite Father, I have to disagree with you. Can you expound more on how you can conclude, the soul of Jesus is the infinite Father? I will yield any further comment, for your response.
Infinite A Jehovah the Father descended and became Finite and gave Himself the name Jesus which means Jehovah.
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From a biblical understanding. The Father never descended and became finite. The bible reveals if any man see God, he will surely die. The Father never comes down to us because the Father does not proceed. The Father sends and life proceeds from the Father in the Son through the Holy Spirit. How does the Father descend from heaven and become finite?
The name Jehovah means Divine Love and so is the name Jesus means the same. The Finite Human of Jesus became Infinite (Divine) by means of temptations.
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The name Jehovah does not mean Love, when the bible reveals that God is Love. Jehovah is a later century Latin spelling from a Catholic Dominican priest, who included vowels from the Hebrew name YHWH (Yahweh) which means “IAM”. Jesus biblical name means “God Saves”.

How does Jesus humanity later become infinite by temptations? I never heard of this before.
A Son born from eternity descended and assumed the Human (finite) is a total error which falls to the ground and is dissipated in the light of those passages in the Word where Jehovah Himself says that He Himself is the Savior and Redeemer, as in the following:
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No Catholic believes that “A Son born from eternity descended and assumed the Human (finite)”. I believe you have been misinformed.

We Catholics believe that the Father eternally begets the Son, which is never the same as “A Son born from eternity”. How can one who is eternal be born from eternity? Can you explain this eternal birth you introduced?

There is no argument from Scripture that teaches God is One, God is Savior and there is no other god besides God.

No Catholic professes that “A Son born from eternity descended and assumed the Human” and competes as a different deity to the One God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob,

Who are you refuting, and to what are you placing your post against?

If you are going to refute a Catholic Divine revelation made doctrine, at least get the doctrine correct? In order to refute it.

peace be with you
 
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So when you say the Church teaches God is something completely different then we as humans, are you boldly stating there is such thing as a definition for God?
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The definition for God is found in the legends of ancient peoples. Nothing has changed.
 
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