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[@montyrowan6243]

Hey bro you know what Satan said to Eve you can be like God same lie used back in the garden. Please return to Christ! 🙏@DanielTAllen

[@DanielTAllen]

That’s funny. Before that God said were like God… “Let us make man in our ____??” But I feel you 💪🏾💪🏾🙏🏾

[@montyrowan6243]

@@DanielTAllen Image doesn’t mean express image. We have very feeble limited minds compared to anything the creator of heaven and earth has. For instance I am not omnipresent or omniscient and have never met another person who is only God has those traits.

[@Questionnaireapologetics]

Dude they’re historical accounts. You read literature how it was intended to be read. Do you think Luke was a historian or a poet? Historian. This sheds light on the other synoptic Gospels, likely being historical accounts. Acts is by that same Luke. Your logic only works where it’s meant to in the Bible, like the Psalms. You’re doing biblical gymnastics right now. The point of the story was God showing how he’s the controller of nature. Who else could be the controller of nature but God himself? Jesus? Aka Jesus showing himself to be God Incarnate. You’re reading books meant to be taken for a specific purpose, and creating a fictional story while ignoring the point.

[@DanielTAllen]

That’s one way of looking at it. I choose to see it another way. Thanks for playing 💪🏾❤️‍🔥

[@Questionnaireapologetics]

@@DanielTAllen No it’s not a way of looking at it, it’s how one reads literature objectively. Luke wrote Luke and Acts both in a historical manner. Therefore since Matthew and Mark align with Luke, and because John doesn’t contradict the synoptic gospels, it shows that the Gospels were historical accounts. On top of that multiple other New Testament authors, early church fathers, and other extra biblical sources attest to the events described. You’re just doing what the early heretics did.