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94) He HAS BEEN Raised! He HAS BEEN Raised, Indeed!
There is a popular declaration among Christians the world over this time of year. Quoting
the messenger at Jesus’s tomb the declaration is made, “His is risen!” And then
people respond: “He is risen indeed!”.
But that English declaration is actually incorrect, or is an incorrect translation. The angelic
declaration about Jesus is not about what Jesus did, but about what someone
else, namely God, did to Jesus. In Greek, the declaration is a passive. Jesus was acted upon. He received the action
of the verb in the sentence. A more correct declaration is “He has been raised!”
or, “He was raised”. That is, someone
else raised Jesus.
For full text notes of this episode, click here:
https://landandbible.blogspot.com/2023/04/he-has-been-raised-he-has-been-raised.html
_
Did God Die
Traditional Christianity seems to be really confused as to just who died on that cross some
2000 years ago. I hear conflicting claims. Often people, even preachers, will
say that “God died”, like the Charles Wesley hymn, “Amazing love! how can it be, That thou, my God, shouldst die
for me?”
Or Max Lucato, touted as a New York Times Best Selling (Christian) Author who
posted recently about a book he wrote saying: “God is on a cross. The Creator
of the universe is being executed.”
If your theology brings you to a place where you think God died, you better
re-think your theology. Such a claim is completely non-biblical, contradictory to
the Bible. The Bible says categorically that God is immortal. God does not die (Rom.
1:23, 1 Tim 1:17 “immortal, invisible, the only God”, 1 Tim. 6:16).
Other
Christians will say, “Well, it was only the human Jesus who died, or the
humanity of Jesus who died”. My response
is that a dual-natured Jesus is made up figment of peoples’ imagination, and he
is a liar. The Bible never says the God-man who died is our mediator. The Bible
only says the man Christ Jesus died and is our mediator (e.g., Rom. 5:15, 1
Cor. 15:21, 1 Tim 2:4-5).
I suggest that the so-called dual-natured, fully-god-fully-man Jesus of modern
Christianity is a dual-minded liar. Ask your Jesus a question: Did you die? If
your Jesus says “No (the god Jesus) and yes (the human Jesus)”, he is a liar
and is not the biblical Jesus. If your Jesus hesitates and has to explain how
something of him died but something else of him didn’t die, you have a lying, false
Jesus.
The biblical Jesus of Nazareth, the son of God, the Lord Messiah declares for all to hear: “I was dead” (Rev. 1:18).
Two verses in John’s Gospel? Did Jesus Raise Himself from the dead?” One God Report Podcast #14
Web resources for this episode:
Full text of podcast:
https://landandbible.blogspot.com/2023/04/he-has-been-raised-he-has-been-raised.html
NET Translation and Note on Matthew 27:6
https://netbible.org/bible/Matthew+28
Revised English Version note on Matthew 27:6
https://www.revisedenglishversion.com/Matthew/28/6
Did Jesus Raise Himself from the Dead?
https://landandbible.blogspot.com/2020/04/did-jesus-raise-himself-from-dead-john.html
Charles Wesley Song
https://www.invubu.com/music/show/song/Charles-Wesley/And-Can-It-Be%252C-That-I-Should-Gain.html
Max Lucato quote
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=762063085288722&set=pb.100044551114485.-2207520000.
#biblicalunitarian, #deityofchrist, #trinity, #resurrection, #billschlegel
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By William Schlegel
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There is a popular declaration among Christians the world over this time of year. Quoting
the messenger at Jesus’s tomb the declaration is made, “His is risen!” And then
people respond: “He is risen indeed!”.
But that English declaration is actually incorrect, or is an incorrect translation. The angelic
declaration about Jesus is not about what Jesus did, but about what someone
else, namely God, did to Jesus. In Greek, the declaration is a passive. Jesus was acted upon. He received the action
of the verb in the sentence. A more correct declaration is “He has been raised!”
or, “He was raised”. That is, someone
else raised Jesus.
For full text notes of this episode, click here:
https://landandbible.blogspot.com/2023/04/he-has-been-raised-he-has-been-raised.html
_
Did God Die
Traditional Christianity seems to be really confused as to just who died on that cross some
2000 years ago. I hear conflicting claims. Often people, even preachers, will
say that “God died”, like the Charles Wesley hymn, “Amazing love! how can it be, That thou, my God, shouldst die
for me?”
Or Max Lucato, touted as a New York Times Best Selling (Christian) Author who
posted recently about a book he wrote saying: “God is on a cross. The Creator
of the universe is being executed.”
If your theology brings you to a place where you think God died, you better
re-think your theology. Such a claim is completely non-biblical, contradictory to
the Bible. The Bible says categorically that God is immortal. God does not die (Rom.
1:23, 1 Tim 1:17 “immortal, invisible, the only God”, 1 Tim. 6:16).
Other
Christians will say, “Well, it was only the human Jesus who died, or the
humanity of Jesus who died”. My response
is that a dual-natured Jesus is made up figment of peoples’ imagination, and he
is a liar. The Bible never says the God-man who died is our mediator. The Bible
only says the man Christ Jesus died and is our mediator (e.g., Rom. 5:15, 1
Cor. 15:21, 1 Tim 2:4-5).
I suggest that the so-called dual-natured, fully-god-fully-man Jesus of modern
Christianity is a dual-minded liar. Ask your Jesus a question: Did you die? If
your Jesus says “No (the god Jesus) and yes (the human Jesus)”, he is a liar
and is not the biblical Jesus. If your Jesus hesitates and has to explain how
something of him died but something else of him didn’t die, you have a lying, false
Jesus.
The biblical Jesus of Nazareth, the son of God, the Lord Messiah declares for all to hear: “I was dead” (Rev. 1:18).
Two verses in John’s Gospel? Did Jesus Raise Himself from the dead?” One God Report Podcast #14
Web resources for this episode:
Full text of podcast:
https://landandbible.blogspot.com/2023/04/he-has-been-raised-he-has-been-raised.html
NET Translation and Note on Matthew 27:6
https://netbible.org/bible/Matthew+28
Revised English Version note on Matthew 27:6
https://www.revisedenglishversion.com/Matthew/28/6
Did Jesus Raise Himself from the Dead?
https://landandbible.blogspot.com/2020/04/did-jesus-raise-himself-from-dead-john.html
Charles Wesley Song
https://www.invubu.com/music/show/song/Charles-Wesley/And-Can-It-Be%252C-That-I-Should-Gain.html
Max Lucato quote
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=762063085288722&set=pb.100044551114485.-2207520000.
#biblicalunitarian, #deityofchrist, #trinity, #resurrection, #billschlegel
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