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Bill Taylor wrote:
> I guess I know
you well enough to know that
> this will not be convincing, nor the end of
this :>)
Perhaps you do not know me as well as you
think. I thought your post was articulated very well and was very
convincing. Nonetheless, I'm sure you would agree that such does
not mean that it was comprehensive and settled the matter for all, once and for
all. I fully agree with all that you said. Yeshua did reveal the
same servant heart whom he shared with God throughout eternity.
Bill Taylor wrote:
> The Son did not
become less than God
> in his service to humanity
1. Yeshua, in his earthly service to humanity, was
made a little lower than the angels.
2. Yeshua said his father was greater than he
was.
Do such facts have any relevance in discussing
the notion of equality with God?
Peace be with you. David Miller. |
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