The Transfiguration of Jesus: Summary and Meaning

[@ShogunateDaimyo]

Ty 👍 Let the one who has ears listen. Mt 11:15 Let the one who has ears listen. Mt 13:9 Let the one who has ears listen. Mt 13:43

[@MrKjshiz]

Thanks Teacher! It is also noteworthy to understand that Moses and Elijah represent the coming of Christ. As the bible states, Christ will return for His church first, also the dead will rise and some will not have seen death upon his return. Moses then, represents the resurrection from the dead, Elijah, who we know did not die but was taken up alive by God the Father, represents the living at the resurrection. Christ being the center of the resurrection will call both unto himself! God Bless!

[@self1earth]

Only the Elect get chosen to not be damned... so whatever you do, do not have the wrong opinions!

[@mattgardiner614]

Elijah was not taken to heaven, nor did he die at the time you are referring to. The "Heavens" in the account of Elijah and the fiery chariot in 2 Kings 2, simply means 'The sky'. The Chariot took him to a place of safety away from Jezebel - seemingly somewhere in Judah. Elijah appears again in Scripture at 2 Chronicles 21:12-15, when he sends a letter to King Jehoram of Judah. Nobody, and I mean nobody, went to heaven before Jesus (John 3:13), and nobody would until his presence. (1 Corinthians 15:20, 23)

[@blake8820]

@@mattgardiner614 Hey Matt. Are you sure that “No man hath ascended” isn’t just referring to the fact that no dead man has ascended to heaven before Jesus. Look at Ephesians 4:8-9. The context of ascending is ascending from hell to heaven not earth to heaven.

[@mattgardiner614]

@@blake8820 Hi Blake. Not sure that I understand the question. Are you wondering if "ascendng" from "Hell' and "ascending" from the Earth are different? (By 'Earth, do you mean IN the earth - as in the grave?) I will answer the question according to this, but if I have misunderstood you, then please clarify, and I will try to do better next time. There is no difference: The 'Grave' and 'Hell' are the same thing. The Hebrew word 'Sheol' and the corresponding Greek word 'Hades' actually just refer to the common grave of mankind. (Psalm 16:10; Acts 2:27) 'Hellfire' is a pagan creation of latter times. " Of all classical Greek philosophers, the one who has had the greatest influence on traditional views of Hell is Plato." - Histoire des enfers (The History of Hell), by Georges Minois, p. 50 "From the middle of the 2nd century AD Christians who had some training in Greek Philosophy began to feel the need to express their faith in it's terms...the philosophy which suited them best was Platoism." - The New Encyclopedia Britannica (1988), volume 25, p. 890 The Bible, on the other hand: "For the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing... for there is no work, or thought, or knowledge or wisdom in Sheol, to which you are going." (Ecclesiastes 9:5,10 - compare Psalm 146:3,4 and Romans 6:7, 23) Which leads to the idea of an immortal soul, which is another such borrowing from ancient non-Christian teachings. "The early Christian philosophers adopted the Greek concept of the soul's immortality and thought of the soul as being created by God and infused into the body at conception." - The New Encyclopedia Britannica, volume 11, p. 25 But the Bible teaches something quite different: (Capitals for emphasis) "And Jehovah God went on to form the man out of dust from the ground and to blow into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man BECAME a living person." (Genesis 2:7) The Hebrew word for soul is ne'phesh, which means 'A creature that breathes'. So "soul" in the Biblical sense refers to the entire living being. 'Souls' die. (Genesis 3:19; Ezekiel 18:20) Everybody who has ever died is "asleep" in death (John 11:11, 13, 14) until Christ's presence. No exceptions. (Other than Christ himself, of course)

[@blake8820]

@@mattgardiner614 Hey Matt. Thanks for your response. My apologizes for not clarifying. What I meant was that you used John 3:13 as one of your proof text that no one ascended to heaven until Jesus, but that verse seems to be saying that no man has gone from death to heaven before Jesus. If you look at John 3:13 through the light of Ephesians 4:9, it seems that ascending is in the context of ascending from hell to heaven. It isn’t talking about people who are alive like you and me ascending to heaven. Because of this, alive people could have ascended to heaven before Jesus. Elijah didn’t die before going to heaven, so couldn’t he have gone to heaven as 2 Kings 2 suggested? 2 Chronicles 21:12-15 never says when Elijah wrote the letter, and if he was really still on earth it seems extremely odd that only one verse would ever be mentioned of him after his ascension to heaven. 2 Kings puts emphasis on the fact that his body wasn’t found.

[@pertahapsingh2590]

Thank you religious teacher for guiding us into the meaning of The Transfiguration of Jesus. Dear teacher you, in a very simple way, made us understand this religious term. Thanks and have a nice day.🧡🙏

[@eekay5710]

"religious teacher" 🤔

[@philiplewis7252]

This is a wonderful explanation of this astonishing and awesome event. Thank you for sharing this video. I praise Almighty God.

[@robertfitzgerald3118]

I love that Moses finally got to cross into the promised Land...

[@evanlee6644]

@@reggiecash2688 The Bible says to be careful to call people dead because God is not God of death but of the living

[@helencook4248]

MOSES DIDN'T SEE THE PROMISE LAND

[@hanzelbrito7775]

Yoooo that a crazy statement. Love the train of thought.

[@theadejumos]

@@helencook4248 he saw the land but didn't enter.

[@austin1470]

@@reggiecash2688Matthew 22:31-32 NIV “But about the resurrection of the dead-have you not read what God said to you, ‘I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob’? He is not the God of the dead but of the living.”

[@redeemedwoman5990]

Short, simple, deeply profound. Thank you!

[@jbaks]

Thank you so much pastor. I am a Christian and I also have RS exams this week, and this helped me prepare, God bless you

[@rajasekarank2194]

Wonderful explanation. In a humble and simple way. Inspired very much.

[@2Timothy3END]

Thanks... Pulled up your post/clip on the Transfiguration to remember who of Jesus's followers came with him, as I forgot. SO!! I now and forever can place these three 'Peter, James and John' as the same 3 who Jesus took FURTHER into the garden of Gethsemane to keep watch as he prayed.

[@josehuerta4398]

Amen thank you Jesus

[@cozzoli39]

I was thinking about this the other day. So here are my thoughts. Moses was known by God on such a level that God clearly spoke to him and more. So I'm seeing this as Moses validating Jesus as God. The two of them know each other like they had a long fellowship because they did.

[@saljujose5280]

Thank you for this very precise explanation🙏 yes I believe and wait for Jesus to hear His call🙏

[@Yahuahisfather]

Thank you!

[@MarkandMicquette]

Excellent work. Bless you

[@jman518192]

So from the cloud a voice says “This is my Son whom I LOVE, LISTEN to him” it struck me once you said Moses that the Voice of The Father is saying to the disciples more than just a repeat of the baptism with John the Baptist, He is going further and including Jesus into the Shema. That prayer that goes “Listen O Israel the Lord our God the Lord is One, and you shall Love the Lord with all your heart, all your soul, and all your strength” and now I have so much more to ponder. So I just want to extend appreciation for this video.

[@kenheard5693]

You better listen its all evident that we are headed into the end times. I feel god will send us undeniable signs that will awaken many and change their hearts. Keep oil in your lantern.

[@differenthandlebutokay]

Great teaching video! I enjoyed it greatly this was a great way to breakdown this lesson thank you so much God bless you!

[@mudcatGS86]

Amen, Amen...go make disciples

[@catalancornell5662]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:27 *💫 Jesus' face shone bright and his clothes became dazzling white during the Transfiguration, as described in Luke.* 01:08 *🏔️ Moses and Elijah's presence at the Transfiguration symbolizes Jesus as the fulfillment of both the law and the prophets.* 01:47 *☁️ A cloud appears during the Transfiguration, signifying God's presence, with a voice declaring Jesus as His beloved son, urging people to listen to Him.* 02:12 *📜 The Transfiguration emphasizes Jesus as the fulfillment of the law and the prophets, urging listeners to heed His teachings.* Made with HARPA AI

[@ananthjeevan5675]

wonderful

[@just_norma7]

Thank you!!! I'm teaching this on Sunday. Short and profound 🙏🏻

[@stephani3]

Thank you Lord! Thank you teacher ever so grateful!! Amen!

[@John_Mallory]

If your interested in transfiguration watch my upload called Holy Spirit and read description.

[@jonathancavanaugh5448]

Sweet

[@tammyl3726]

God took me down a Road I had never known of or been before. Just got in my head and took me to a Transfiguration Church. I think he was trying to tell me Something. Columbia, SC. I got out and prayed outside the Church. Keep the Faith.

[@johannalograsso9056]

Thank you for having explained this. God Bless you ❤❤❤

[@ethanmcferran5068]

Really clear and easy to understand, Thank you!

[@hbkrules1998]

Happy feast day of the Transfiguration!!! 6/8/20

[@raytokool]

This answered my question on why Moses and Elijah were at the Transfiguration. That was a homework question for my bible study. Thank you.

[@anthonydaniel2040]

THANK YOU 🎉 WELLSAID🎉

[@lisaJohn4876]

Explained very well thank you

[@anitabrown6144]

Thank you-- so helpful!! Just what I needed to contemplate this day

[@nadzach]

Mt. Horeb? This is the corination of the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. The son now coreigns with the father. Moses and Elijah at different times, but in the same place witness the crowning of our king. And here are the disciples in their own time, but looking to the future crowing. So, do we have 4 different times represented? I believe so.

[@natemead]

You never mention they disappeared?

[@ArpitaShirinAshprincess]

How did the disciples know the two dazzling beings were Moses and Elijah?

[@redeemedwoman5990]

Good question...never thought of that

[@mrinmoybhattacharya1384]

Third eye or vision ray corneas.

[@kamalibrathwaite]

Probably had drawings of Great prophets like Moses and Elijah

[@hornman78]

Jesus, Elijah and Moses were in a conversation. It is possible that names were mentioned. Or the way they were dressed. Elijah’s wardrobe was similar to John the Baptist. Maybe Moses had the two tablets in his hands on the mountain.

[@myronl.509]

Pray for me , I need to be able to make more disciples

[@ahembajoshua3808]

Great 👏

[@aditii1698]

Am I the only one here who was reading Harry Potter and kept confronting the word 'transfiguration'

[@parth_prashant]

Lol yes you're the only one

[@Maplelust]

nobody else is that much of a dork.

[@luckyokey4095]

❤❤❤

[@GabrielTietema]

Thank you so much for elaborating on that! I was so confused 😭 turns out it was a bunch of typology I have yet to unlock within my understanding, I think I’m getting it now though which is great

[@eekay5710]

Transfiguration of Jesus.. Matt 17:1-8 Mark 9:2-13 and Luke 9:28-36 This will happen to us when mortality puts on immortality as 1Cor 15:50-55 have it as well as Phil 3:20,21 'For our citizenship is in heaven (a higher realm), from which we also eagerly wait for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will transform our lowly body that it may be conformed to His glorious body, according to the working by which He is able even to subdue all things to Himself'.

[@carolmaplesden916]

thank you beautiful

[@felixlee9645]

You should do the parable of the unforgiving servant!

[@kaursingh637]

whether james & john r brother of jesus ?

[@Andre-ee3wt]

i think it was Peter, John the beloved disciple and his brother james.

[@isayansarkis]

Moses is not the giver of the law. He was the messenger. Christ is the giver of the law.

[@wvmountaingirl1976]

In The Chosen, the priest in Jesus hometown told Jesus to retract what he said (that he was the son of God) or suffer the law of Moses. Jesus replied "I am the law of Moses. Then they took Him to throw Him off a cliff. Which as you know didn't happen. One of many great scene.

[@carolmaplesden916]

Can you please tell me where in the Bible about Moses and Elijah was with Jesus

[@theblunttheorist]

you say fulfilled, god says ''fulfilling''

[@kasabonika210baby]

Transfiguration with Moses.. is not the burning bush I think.. I'm pretty sure it's when the people were asking Moses to see the Father(creator) too.. and Moses plead with the father to shew himself.. and he did.. but not his face, he showed them his back.. and then the people fell to their knees in fear... and Elijah.. I forget, but to Jesus.. it was all at the same time whereas on earth that's a span over thousands of years

[@florencemwanza-y5h]

Thank you for enlightening us with the truth. God bless you.

[@pinksparkle1965love]

Thank you brother ❤❤❤

[@DanSalinasMusic]

Why didn't he take ALL the disciples?

[@eekay5710]

Good question, but why the Father told the Son to take only those three with Him, I guess it was a reason He knew was the best. Our focus should be the transfiguration of the Son that are recorded in the Bible for us to read, as this is how our bodies will be in a split second when the mortal puts on immortality. 1Cor 15:50-55 💞

[@paulmarcion]

Peter, James and John, the so called leaders, falsely believed that Chrestos was the Messiah. And he could not get that out of their heads. The voice said to them, "listen to Chrestos teachings only. But they did not get it. That is the reason that Chrestos chose Saul of Tarsus to be his true Apostle.

[@marymu18]

Thank you so much Pastor God bless you

[@denisethorbjornsen7493]

eloi eloi lama sabatani.

[@seanschnitzel8145]

if Jesus was glowing, does that mean the full extent of his power was released during the transfiguration? therefore before this moment he was performing miracles while not even at his full power and abilities?

[@traceyrychewhite1874]

In what book in the Holy Bible do they talk about Elijah?

[@eekay5710]

Elija appears in 1Kings 17-19. The book KINGS in the Bible is about the man who ruled as king. The book CHRONICLES in the Bible is about the period that the kings ruled over Israel. The history of Israel, but so detached from the king who reigned at the time, that the two books are practically identical. When you read the Bible, note that the Old Test was addressed to the people of Israel, not to the gentiles. The same with the New Test which starts with Acts 2, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Paul was sent to the gentiles. Jesus was born under the law to fulfill it on the Jewish people's behalf, as the law was only given to them. Both Jew & gentile are included in Christ.

[@lastaviusdarby2771]

The significance of Moses and Elijah there goes even more deeper than what you intimate here. Remember, Jesus had said in Luke 9:1 "And he said unto them, Verily I say unto you, That there be some of them that stand here, which shall not taste of death, till they have seen the kingdom of God come with power." Thus, the transfiguration was to be a miniature representation of the "kingdom of God" coming with "power". Well, what is the 2nd coming of Jesus to look like. We know that when he comes...the dead in Christ will rise first and those believers which are alive at the second coming will be changed in a moment...in the twinkling of an eye and caught up in the air to be with the Lord. So what is the significance? Moses died and was ultimately resurrected by God and taken to heaven. Elijah never tasted death and was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot. Moses represents those who die in the faith that will be resurrected at the 2nd coming and Elijah represents the class of believers that will live to see our Lord come again without experiencing death!

[@John-jh5ks]

Great explanation. Jesus Christ was GOD in the flesh. Amen! 1 Timothy 3:16 KJV And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: *God was manifest in the* *flesh,* justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory.

[@RodneySloan]

Why didn't John mention the transfiguration in his account, if he was there?

[@johnmaxwell3165]

How can you say that Jesus is God .This context is screaming at you that they are two distinct and separate entities along with the context of the rest of the Bible.

[@bigdes2k]

What is interesting is that Moses and Elijah were in the same place at different times and see the Glory of God, Jesus Christ. Did God pull them forward into the future and spoke to Jesus, this is incredible. Jesus told his disciples if you seen me you have seen the father. After Elijah returns from this encounter he split the river, something he had never done before. Did he get pulled in the future and received something when he was with Moses and Jesus?

[@christopherdavis4810]

excellent job

[@brandonmacey964]

Jesus went super sayain

[@beckybrynjolfsson]

The transfiguration is a process for all human beings.

[@carolmaplesden916]

Yes I am looking for scripture on that

[@NormBaker.]

Jesus was/is the new Moses. Everything that happened to Jesus transfiguration was the same what happened to Moses if you read scripture. The glory Cloud descends on the mountain, Moses takes people up on the 7th day, Aaron, Nadab and Abihu. Moses face shined just like Jesus's, The father speaks from the cloud just as in Moses day, Book of exodus, chapter 24, 34.

[@Maplelust]

transfiguration stage 2. we all know what happened next!

[@idreamer6751]

What was the name of the mountain?

[@mikecastelluccio7072]

How interesting is it that the Blessed Mother Mary’s last biblically recorded words at the wedding of Cana were, so similar to those spoken by Our Heavenly Father at the transfiguration?

[@sinpilot3195]

You’re adding a lot to it. Jesus is not Gos

[@erikknudsen4034]

Can you even imagine what His disciplines were thinking in that moment? I mean, seriously.

[@NVRAMboi]

Terrified in wonder and amazement. Hit the deck, face down in fear and trembling.

[@self1earth]

Nice story... from Hebrew lore! What fun... holy burning bushes and talking clouds!

[@GabrielTietema]

Why did Peter say Moses and Elias should have their own tabernacles?

[@emmanuelmadzimbamuto9719]

surely i have learnt something here

[@upperroomreloaded1431]

SHORTS VERSION: ha ha The primary reason Yeshua took Peter, James, and John up Mount Tabor was to reveal to this last generation when the rapture will occur. Summary: This is a brief explanation of why Jesus took His disciples up Mount Tabor. On the eighth day, Yeshua took His disciples up Mount Tabor and transfigured before them. Peter said, “It is good for us to be here; let us build three tabernacles, one for Moses, one for Elijah, and one for you.” Question: Why do you think Peter wanted to build three tabernacles? Maybe he thought Moses, Elijah, and Yeshua might get cold? I don’t think so. The reason Peter wanted to build three tabernacles was that Yeshua took His disciples up Mount Tabor during the Feast of Tabernacles. Question: Do you remember what Yeshua told His disciples eight days earlier? Answer: Matthew 16:28 “Truly I tell you, some who are standing here will not taste death before they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom.” In other words, Yeshua wanted to show His coming at the rapture. Wait for it… Before Yeshua can come in His Kingdom, He must first reclaim the Kingdom of this world from Satan. Learn when Yeshua reclaims the Kingdom of this world from Satan, and you will discover when the rapture will occur. Revelation 11 marks the exact halfway point in the seven-year tribulation. Look at what event is taking place: Paul said, “At the last trump, the dead in Christ will rise first, then we who are alive at the time will be caught up, so shall we ever be with the Lord,” meaning RAPTURE TIME. Here is the last trump sounding, and look at what event is taking place: The Seventh Trumpet “Then the seventh angel sounded his trumpet, and loud voices called out in heaven: ‘The kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Christ, and He will reign forever and ever.’” Now read what verse 17 says: “We give thanks to You, O Lord God Almighty, the One who is and who was, because You have taken Your great power and have begun to reign.” There is Yeshua coming in His Kingdom at the exact halfway point in the seven-year tribulation. Conclusion: Notice that Yeshua, according to Luke, took His disciples up Mount Tabor on the eighth day or the last day of the Feast of Tabernacles? Question: Remember what Yeshua said to His disciples before He took them up Mount Tabor? Answer (Paraphrased): “I want to show you My coming at the rapture.” Now let me show you the rapture taking place at the same time Yeshua comes in His Kingdom: Revelation 11: “The time has come to judge the dead and to reward Your servants the prophets, as well as the saints and those who fear Your name, both small and great.” Question: How can God reward all of His people unless all of His people are now in Heaven at the exact halfway point in the seven-year tribulation? Question: Why did Yeshua take His disciples up Mount Tabor on the eighth day of the Feast of Tabernacles? Answer: Yeshua took His disciples up Mount Tabor on the last day of the Feast of Tabernacles because He wanted to show this last generation when the rapture will occur. Last Question: Did you know that Yeshua said five times in the Bible that He would raise him up on the last day? The last day is the last day of the Feast of Tabernacles, and this is the message the Father gives to you. There is so much more to tell you, but most won’t read this message because it’s too long. The rapture will take place one day soon on the last day of the Feast of Tabernacles. Bruce

[@Darkness-ie2yl]

....and not this is another version of myself and i love myself. don't make him out a liar

[@xtusvincit5230]

Elijah also associated with Mt Carmel.

[@beckybrynjolfsson]

Not paying attention to what the transfiguration really means. It is a stage of human development for eternal life instead of death. Jesus said "follow me" and we are to do all he did and more. You are supposed to be transfigured and filled with power of the Holy Spirit. Do you want eternal life or do you want to accept death like other people? It's up to you. I will be transfigured and go on with my eternal life. Have a nice day.😁

[@eekay5710]

Matt 17:1-8, Mark 9:2-13 and Luke 9:28-36 What happened to Jesus in the presence of John, James & Peter will happen to all of us in a split of a second as 1Cor 15:50 have it! This is when mortality puts on immortality. Human development is not part of this, as this is solely the work of the Holy Spirit. Jesus in John 17:3.. 'And this is eternal life right here and now, that you should know and experience both the Father and the Son'.

[@DDFergy1]

Mike Winger also says this is a Mark sandwich. More to it than this.

[@weldon9254]

I never knew it was the same mountain as burning bush wow

[@MistaSCARY]

Jesus is God

[@YahwehCalling]

No he is NOT... that is LIE told by men... wake up dude! you're being mislead by false teachers, false preachers... DON'T LISTEN TO MAN, go back and read Yahweh's Words in the ONLY Testament. (OT) of the The Creator, the only WORDs of the Creator in which He actually SPEAKS... THE OLD TESTAMENT is TRUTH... the New Testament is the FALSE doctrine of man/ROME written and spoken by men, NOT The Creator.

[@ΓραικοςΕλληνας]

Actually the best Theology i have heard for the transfiguaration of Jesus Christ in his divine uncreated majestic Glory is from the orthodox church theology .

[@richardduhaime9983]

I think you may have missed the greater point here please explain the transfiguration itself if possible Jesus is the word from " In the beginning.,,, before man created Prov:8 21-35 Jesus is not a man yet , he is like God, an ever lasting spirit the word becomes a begotten hybrid man with two natures ,,, spirit and human body he is baptized and the HS ,dove descends and enters him ?(father and I are one ?) Jesus has, God the fathers spirit now. then the translation ???? is the HS departing him to allow for his death (S. does not die) there may be issues here, re: Jesus is supposed to have lived a life as true physical man in order to experience life as a man He is a hybrid, having a spiritual father and human mother Do you see the circular enigma what am I missing Thank you

[@beckybrynjolfsson]

The transfiguration is a stage of human development that is meant to be instead of death. Eternal life in the body right now is God's will. This is why Jesus raised the dead. It's God's will. Jesus never did anything against God's will so we know what God's will is.

[@gerzon4192]

In the first thousand years before Christ, there was the first temple. Within those thousand years it was destroyed, and rebuilt. In the second set of a thousand years, the current era, again was the temple, it was destroyed, and rebuilt in the form of the Church. In the third set of a thousand years, the year two thousand one, a temple is there again, the dome of the rock. The first thousand God sent fire, and filled the temple with His Glory. Second thousand the miracles of Jesus. Third thousand, all the miracles of God through Jonathan Cahn. The first thousand Solomon gives testimony of Moses. Second thousand John of Jesus. Third thousand, Jonathan Cahn established the Elijah Paradigm, symbolically he's Elijah, and the Church is Elisha. So here is Moses, Jesus, and Elijah, in millennium time periods, miracle signs, in a way again, bearing witness of Christ, because the three are present again, but in a very profound way, but similar as way back in the transfiguration, and connecting well with 1 Corinthians 14 : 24 - 25; 29. It's a projection of that same event, but with a depth outlined by ages, and a moment of life imitating the Bible.

[@ChristianGirlwhoLovesJesus]

I also feel that this "Vision" Peter, James, and John saw was Gods way of confirming what Peter said, "You surely are the Son of God". Also, confirming what Moses said in in Deuteronomy 18:15-19 confirming that Jesus is that promised Messiah spoken of by Moses. We are clearly warned that if we dont listen to him, God will require it from us - this also matches up with John 3:36 - Jesus is the light and the only way to God. Deuteronomy 18:15-19 15 The Lord thy God will raise up unto thee a Prophet from the midst of thee, of thy brethren, like unto me; unto him ye shall hearken; 16 According to all that thou desiredst of the Lord thy God in Horeb in the day of the assembly, saying, Let me not hear again the voice of the Lord my God, neither let me see this great fire any more, that I die not. 17 And the Lord said unto me, They have well spoken that which they have spoken. 18 I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee, and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him. 19 And it shall come to pass, that whosoever will not hearken unto my words which he shall speak in my name, I will require it of him.

[@sethkinle2254]

You have truly missed the mark. Read the bible again

[@godsranger8724]

We can learn nothing from you because you are not connected to the Holy Spirit.

[@tedprice5828]

He was transfigured so that he could be disfigured so that those who are disfigured could be transfigured. They were discussing his exodus from Jerusalem. It also shows that he is the God of the living and not the dead.

[@craneman42]

God put Moses in the cleft of a mountain, God covered Moses' eyes with his own hand and Moses saw the back of God. No one else saw God at all.

[@thenarrowdoor7]

99.9% of christians understand nothing on what christ have showned us here , if you look into the kabbalah tree of life you will see "khesed" wich means grace and on the other side u will see " gvora" wich means to hold or stop. This two forces are inside of us also , so moses is grace he gives water and elijah is fire and he stops the rain and bring fire from heaven . And we can see this two also in the cruscifiction of christ ( the good and bad thief ) and also in genesis tree of knowledge of good and evil . Now when we are cruscified with christ we surrender to his will and commandments , we will use this two forces for the benefit of our soul and the kingdom of GOD wich is inside of us just like what jesus said the kingdom is within us. Now let me give an example , the good and bad they become tools , like if someone says something bad to me , my ego gets on fire and i will not give him any help and might start hating him , but when we are cruscified with christ we use this two forces for the kingdom how ? Lets say he said something bad , i will direct my ego towards GOD and pray so that he can make me love this person freely , in that way i used gvora and the grace comes from christ and flows to my enemy and actually my "enemy" helped christ inside of me to become glorified , helped my soul to know selfless love and break my ego . They are saints yes elijah and moses but also they are forces inside of us . The tree of life is christ and u can see it in the kabbalah tree of life thats why christ is showing us here . The malkut ( kingdom)

[@bricksetter4134]

This doesn't even make sense. How the hell could a man be god? Utter idolatry.

[@BriLach]

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” ‭‭John‬ ‭1:1‬ “The Word” means Jesus. Jesus is God. Jesus is man. He became man for us but without the sin. Nothing complicated to understand and nothing idolatrous.

[@bewitchedprophetofislam9048]

Why couldn’t God become a man? Is there anything impossible for God? This is only impossible of you are a Muhammadan who’s god limited and not almighty. Let me guess, are you a Muhammadan?

[@bricksetter4134]

@@bewitchedprophetofislam9048 No i am not but it would be ridiculous to say that if god would become a man he would only become one man. The whole is just as much god as jesus was and I think jesus knew that. Also It is silly to assume that jesus' miracles proved he was god.

[@bricksetter4134]

@@bewitchedprophetofislam9048 Also don't people just say muslim?

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@@bricksetter4134 You're not making sense. Nothing is impossible for God. God became a man Jesus Christ. This is logical.

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