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Did Jesus NOT want to die - if you say yes, then the manhood of Jesus was not divine?

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Hello QuaestorRexRegis

Do you think he said this out of fear of suffering and death? Seems logical I suppose, coming from the logic of a man. :cool2: Had it occurred to you that he said that for a totally different reason? :???:

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I believe that everything Jesus did before His crucifixion was done as the Son of Man (though Son of God at all times, He put aside the title in His walk - more about that in a second.)

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Did Jesus NOT want to die - if you say yes, then the manhood of Jesus was not divine?

One or two options here..

Either your testing US...Or your not sure yourself...!

Which is it...?

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Did Jesus NOT want to die - if you say yes, then the manhood of Jesus was not divine?

One or two options here..

Either your testing US...Or your not sure yourself...!

Which is it...?

:D

Personally I think QRR loads his questions every morning.

Just my opinion......


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Fun is one

Learning is primary

Always learning - but I demand excellence in answers to change my mind

But if I don't enjoy it, I smile and walk away

I've been kicked out of some of the nicest places because they don't want to answer questions (I'm hopefully never rude or pushy)

I like this site because you don't have to answer to read

Back to it:

Quite realistically, Jesus did not want to die - but the answer is found in the Trinity.

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Actually, it confirms the dual nature of Christ - 100% man while being 100% God

Heb.2:9 But we see Jesus, who was made a little lower than the angels for the suffering of death, crowned with glory and honour; that he by the grace of God should taste death for every man.

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Remember.... Jesus was living as a man in the flesh the same as we do.. And when He said that.. it was his flesh crying out!

The same as when He said "Father,why have you foresaken me."

It was His flesh crying out...

God came into this world in the form of a man (Jesus) and experienced all that man does...

Even fear, loneliness, pain, etc.!

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"""""""Did Jesus NOT want to die - if you say yes, then the manhood of Jesus was not divine? """""""""

And I never beat my wife either.

Guest Warrior FC
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He lived as we do!

In this body of flesh.....

It was what was inside of Jesus that was divine!..God, The Holy Spirit!

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