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7/1/2025, 11:00:35 AM
>>509200260
Personally, I believe in ADONAI God. Basically, Jesus was a physical form. You are right that he was born in the middle east. However, racially he could not be more than half Middle Eastern. There was no earthly male partnering with Mary. I am.not catholic by the way. Plus the current words do not apply. Israel by the new borders (1945??)... I became a Christian, so God who is omnipresent is always with me. He is omnipotent, all powerful. The physical form of Jesus had limits, yes. What are your opinions on nephilim? In the Bible, there were people during the time of Noah mixing bloodlines with nephilim prior to the flood in the Old Teatament. Have I addressed any of your concerns? There was no natural human birth with one human father of any particular race. The offspring Yeshua would have been genetically similar to Mary. Also, because God is the father of YAHWEH ... I personally would not consider him necessarily 100% Jewish. God is for everyone. God in the form of the flesh was named Jesus. If you ever read Genesis, there is no human bipedal earthly shell of Jesus yet. God is spiritual, and he chose to take physical form. Jesus was a miracle baby. Jesus is not limited to being 100% Jewish because Joseph did not combine his sperm with Mary's egg. Jesus is the son of God. That implies the child is half God, half Mary. So I absolutely do not worship a random Jew or anything like that... is this explanation addressing your concerns? I can keep trying if you would like... maybe. Possibly. Let me know?
Personally, I believe in ADONAI God. Basically, Jesus was a physical form. You are right that he was born in the middle east. However, racially he could not be more than half Middle Eastern. There was no earthly male partnering with Mary. I am.not catholic by the way. Plus the current words do not apply. Israel by the new borders (1945??)... I became a Christian, so God who is omnipresent is always with me. He is omnipotent, all powerful. The physical form of Jesus had limits, yes. What are your opinions on nephilim? In the Bible, there were people during the time of Noah mixing bloodlines with nephilim prior to the flood in the Old Teatament. Have I addressed any of your concerns? There was no natural human birth with one human father of any particular race. The offspring Yeshua would have been genetically similar to Mary. Also, because God is the father of YAHWEH ... I personally would not consider him necessarily 100% Jewish. God is for everyone. God in the form of the flesh was named Jesus. If you ever read Genesis, there is no human bipedal earthly shell of Jesus yet. God is spiritual, and he chose to take physical form. Jesus was a miracle baby. Jesus is not limited to being 100% Jewish because Joseph did not combine his sperm with Mary's egg. Jesus is the son of God. That implies the child is half God, half Mary. So I absolutely do not worship a random Jew or anything like that... is this explanation addressing your concerns? I can keep trying if you would like... maybe. Possibly. Let me know?
7/1/2025, 11:00:35 AM
>>22886159
Personally, I believe in ADONAI God. Basically, Jesus was a physical form. You are right that he was born in the middle east. However, racially he could not be more than half Middle Eastern. There was no earthly male partnering with Mary. I am.not catholic by the way. Plus the current words do not apply. Israel by the new borders (1945??)... I became a Christian, so God who is omnipresent is always with me. He is omnipotent, all powerful. The physical form of Jesus had limits, yes. What are your opinions on nephilim? In the Bible, there were people during the time of Noah mixing bloodlines with nephilim prior to the flood in the Old Teatament. Have I addressed any of your concerns? There was no natural human birth with one human father of any particular race. The offspring Yeshua would have been genetically similar to Mary. Also, because God is the father of YAHWEH ... I personally would not consider him necessarily 100% Jewish. God is for everyone. God in the form of the flesh was named Jesus. If you ever read Genesis, there is no human bipedal earthly shell of Jesus yet. God is spiritual, and he chose to take physical form. Jesus was a miracle baby. Jesus is not limited to being 100% Jewish because Joseph did not combine his sperm with Mary's egg. Jesus is the son of God. That implies the child is half God, half Mary. So I absolutely do not worship a random Jew or anything like that... is this explanation addressing your concerns? I can keep trying if you would like... maybe. Possibly. Let me know?
Personally, I believe in ADONAI God. Basically, Jesus was a physical form. You are right that he was born in the middle east. However, racially he could not be more than half Middle Eastern. There was no earthly male partnering with Mary. I am.not catholic by the way. Plus the current words do not apply. Israel by the new borders (1945??)... I became a Christian, so God who is omnipresent is always with me. He is omnipotent, all powerful. The physical form of Jesus had limits, yes. What are your opinions on nephilim? In the Bible, there were people during the time of Noah mixing bloodlines with nephilim prior to the flood in the Old Teatament. Have I addressed any of your concerns? There was no natural human birth with one human father of any particular race. The offspring Yeshua would have been genetically similar to Mary. Also, because God is the father of YAHWEH ... I personally would not consider him necessarily 100% Jewish. God is for everyone. God in the form of the flesh was named Jesus. If you ever read Genesis, there is no human bipedal earthly shell of Jesus yet. God is spiritual, and he chose to take physical form. Jesus was a miracle baby. Jesus is not limited to being 100% Jewish because Joseph did not combine his sperm with Mary's egg. Jesus is the son of God. That implies the child is half God, half Mary. So I absolutely do not worship a random Jew or anything like that... is this explanation addressing your concerns? I can keep trying if you would like... maybe. Possibly. Let me know?
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