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The Word became flesh: John and the historical Jesus

Miguel de Servet → Andrew: I’m not convinced that John’s
Andrew → Miguel de Servet: No doubt the post could have
Miguel de Servet → Andrew: … the creative force known to

The Holy Spirit 1: Conceived by the Holy Spirit

Philip L Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: But Paul doesn’t say “Jesus”
Philip L Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: And a priest of On is someone
Marc Taylor → Philip L Ledgerwood:  I am not ditching the
Marc Taylor → Philip L Ledgerwood: Hello Philip,
Andrew → Miguel de Servet: I’m not sure I understand
Marc Taylor → Philip L Ledgerwood: They served God in the temple
Philip L Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: Ok, so now you’re ditching
Philip L Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: Ok, but I just showed you an
Marc Taylor → Andrew: I think it is used
Miguel de Servet → Andrew: This “son to be conceived and
Andrew → Marc Taylor: There is simply no basis in
Marc Taylor → Andrew: The NT employs the word
Andrew → Miguel de Servet: It doesn’t particularly
Andrew → Marc Taylor: This is interesting. Plutarch
Marc Taylor → Philip L Ledgerwood: This is why David and Solomon
Marc Taylor → Philip L Ledgerwood: H. Strathmann: The ministry
Philip L Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: David and Solomon and Saul
Miguel de Servet → Andrew: If Isaiah could call a baby
Philip L Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: That’s a fine theological
Marc Taylor → Philip L Ledgerwood: To be the King of the Jews is
Marc Taylor → Philip L Ledgerwood: This refers to the worship
Philip L Ledgerwood → Marc Taylor: Hebrews 13:10 refers to those

When exactly did the Word become flesh?

Andrew → Miguel de Servet: For your misreading of my
Miguel de Servet → Andrew: For your misinterpretation of
Andrew → Miguel de Servet: I don’t “cringe”. That is

What did it mean to “see” the coming of the Son of Man in clouds?

Samuel Conner → Andrew: I wonder whether there may

Why was Jesus so polite to the centurion and so rude to the Canaanite woman?

Miguel de Servet → Andrew: That Lk 10:15 refers - or