Understanding Adventist Beliefs: The Son of God

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The Nature of Jesus: The question of whether Jesus was created or not raises profound theological inquiries. Exploring this topic can lead to a deeper understanding of the nature of Christ and the implications it has on our faith. Discussing the concept of Jesus as fully Divine or not can shed light on the significance of His role in salvation and our relationship with Him. Relating to Human Experience: Considering whether Christ suffered the same temptations as us invites reflection on the relevance and relatability of Jesus' life to our own. Examining this aspect can deepen our understanding of His humanity, empathy, and the extent to which He identifies with our struggles. It prompts us to contemplate the significance of His triumph over temptation and its implications for our own spiritual journey. Evidence for Christ's Existence: Exploring the evidence that points to the existence of Jesus can be an intriguing avenue of inquiry. Engaging with historical, biblical, and archaeological sources can provide valuable insights into the historical Jesus. This examination fosters critical thinking skills and encourages students to evaluate different types of evidence and draw informed conclusions.

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us, Kato. The study of these sources helps to affirm the reality of Jesus' existence and contributes to a deeper understanding of His life and teachings.

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True He is begotten not created, but He has a beginning. Micah 5:2

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St.lucia

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The SON OF GOD cannot be "GOD Himself." This destroys the personality of GOD. GOD is a person. The Spirit of Prophecy has confirmed this for us and this is a pillar of the original Seventh-day Adventist faith.

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Begotten- born of The Father God , Divinity of Jesus is from His Sonship not of His preexisting, because there was time in the eternity past when Jesus was begotten, and was given by His Father His Holy Spirit. No other God but spirits of The Most High

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Why read from a man made document. Who Jesus is, the scripture alone is sufficient to tell us that.

[@gregorygwozdz1254]

As I said, if Idol Trinity is “true” - Lord Jesus is not the son of God. Jesus can only be only begotten Son of the Most High if Trinity is rejected. Trinity falsehood is teaching that Jesus become Son of God when He was born on earth, but Bible and E.G.White is clear He was Son of God in heaven eternity before coming to this earth, He is not performing some kind theatrical role, this what Lucifer would said , but truly He is The Son of The Most High , His beloved Father Truly Father not some person pretending to be father Trinity falsehoods is making fun of The son and The Father

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Luke 9:35 “This is my beloved Son” Jesus (His Father) declared from heaven! Jesus is real and literal Son of the Father….NOT metaphor, assume, idea and unique as what the SDA church teaching since 1980. Read The Story of Redemption Ch.1 p.18,19. EW p. 142-149. PP. p. 34 I’d rather believe in sola scriptural than SDA’s Fundamental Beliefs.