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Does Paul say that Jesus is God in Romans 9:5?
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Hi Phil and thank you. I
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No one has manipulated the
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a. Only God is the proper
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Hi Dines,
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And since the Son is the
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Why are you looking for Jesus
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Asking does not necessitate
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I don’t practice wishful
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In nothing you cited is there
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Am I in error by quoting what
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Ok. Bye. Because in His words
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The Son of God is God in that
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Matthew 12:21(cf. Romans 15
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You are in error. Jesus never
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Regarding Romans 9:5 I
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Quoting myself I wish to add
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In fact in all those passages
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In ENglish JAhushvah spells
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Notice In Matthew 12.15-21
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ANother passage that shows
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I meant QUOTE not rephrase. I
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First this. Vould not upload
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Yes, no one is good but God
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If Jesus were GOd then why
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That “evidence” is mind
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