03-29-2013, 07:25 PM
Mic,
Who do you say spoke with Moses on the Mountain, who gave him The Name, the Commandments written by his finger, and showed him His backside, but not His face?
The Messiah is indeed YHWH manifested in and through the flesh, in the Person of The Messiah, who is both 100% YHWH and 100% Human, both united in the Person of Yehoshua the Nazarene.
The Father and His Son are ONE, in a special union that we can't understand. The Messiah is said in The Scriptures to be The Creator of the Universe and all things contained in it. The Messiah/YHWH thus created Adam out of the dust of the earth that day, and formed Eve from one of Adam's ribs...later when YHWH became flesh, we see Him scoop up some dust of the earth and make some mud with His saliva, smear some of that on a blind man?s eyes and created new eyes for him, so he could see.
The Father has chosen to reveal Himself in and through His Word/Son, from the beginning. YHWH is The Word of The Father, eternally existing in Him. The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. And He is YHWH. No doubt about it. The Peshitta makes this extremely clear, like no other version of The Holy Scriptures.
If you ever see The Messiah, you have seen The Father.
Shlama,
Chuck
Who do you say spoke with Moses on the Mountain, who gave him The Name, the Commandments written by his finger, and showed him His backside, but not His face?
The Messiah is indeed YHWH manifested in and through the flesh, in the Person of The Messiah, who is both 100% YHWH and 100% Human, both united in the Person of Yehoshua the Nazarene.
The Father and His Son are ONE, in a special union that we can't understand. The Messiah is said in The Scriptures to be The Creator of the Universe and all things contained in it. The Messiah/YHWH thus created Adam out of the dust of the earth that day, and formed Eve from one of Adam's ribs...later when YHWH became flesh, we see Him scoop up some dust of the earth and make some mud with His saliva, smear some of that on a blind man?s eyes and created new eyes for him, so he could see.
The Father has chosen to reveal Himself in and through His Word/Son, from the beginning. YHWH is The Word of The Father, eternally existing in Him. The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. And He is YHWH. No doubt about it. The Peshitta makes this extremely clear, like no other version of The Holy Scriptures.
If you ever see The Messiah, you have seen The Father.
Shlama,
Chuck