01-05-2012, 12:31 AM
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Bishop Nestorius thought so, Shamasha Paul. And if it was adopted among the majority of the Greeks and Latins, then there would not have been the terrible thing that happend.
I believe it is best to say this: That it was The Son of God, who died on the Cross. Which is 100% true. He died in His humanity, not in His Divinity, He being the Perfect sacrifice as sinless/without blemish both in His Body and His Soul.
And, as to His Divine nature not dying or suffering, which nature He shared/Shares with His Father, they being of One Spirit, and Christ posessing The Spirit of The Father, without measure...we see upon the Cross, when He was to become the Curse and bore all our sins, The Father seperated from His Son, which we know caused great travial in Christ. And Jesus, before He died, released His Spirit to The Father...and died in His Body and Soul for our redemption.
The Father of Christ did not die, nor did The Holy Spirit of God, nor became a curse on the Cross, but the Human Body & Soul of Christ did, which The Word/Son of God took from mankind, which was for the Atonement for our transgressions.
Again, Brothers, Paul and Allen. If you see anything that I am saying, here or elseware, that is not according to what is taught in Holy Scripture, then please point it out and I will re-consider, study further, and pray that God will show me my error. I take these matters very seriously and do not want to mislead anyone, who may read what I say.
Shlama,
Chuck
Bishop Nestorius thought so, Shamasha Paul. And if it was adopted among the majority of the Greeks and Latins, then there would not have been the terrible thing that happend.
I believe it is best to say this: That it was The Son of God, who died on the Cross. Which is 100% true. He died in His humanity, not in His Divinity, He being the Perfect sacrifice as sinless/without blemish both in His Body and His Soul.
And, as to His Divine nature not dying or suffering, which nature He shared/Shares with His Father, they being of One Spirit, and Christ posessing The Spirit of The Father, without measure...we see upon the Cross, when He was to become the Curse and bore all our sins, The Father seperated from His Son, which we know caused great travial in Christ. And Jesus, before He died, released His Spirit to The Father...and died in His Body and Soul for our redemption.
The Father of Christ did not die, nor did The Holy Spirit of God, nor became a curse on the Cross, but the Human Body & Soul of Christ did, which The Word/Son of God took from mankind, which was for the Atonement for our transgressions.
Again, Brothers, Paul and Allen. If you see anything that I am saying, here or elseware, that is not according to what is taught in Holy Scripture, then please point it out and I will re-consider, study further, and pray that God will show me my error. I take these matters very seriously and do not want to mislead anyone, who may read what I say.
Shlama,
Chuck