Jason Dulle article:

[kclee4jc]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

I agree He could not have been man without a human soul and spirit. The Eternal Spirit was incarnate in body-soul-spirit.

Please forgive me if I am overstepping...sincere question here.

I have always seen Jesus as "body-soul-Spirit" rather than "body-soul-spirit + Divine Spirit". Not saying I'm right...im just wondering if Jesus is the Divine Spirit incarnate in human body-soul-spirit, then how does the human body-soul-spirit not constitute a separate or distinct person apart from divinity? I have always seen the Jesus' cry of "Father why has thou forsaken me" as the departure of the Divine Spirit because of the sin that was emptied on Him...which in turn let do death because the life in him was not the life of Himself but that of the Eternal.

Again not saying I'm right and not trying to be argumentative...just an honest question.

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by kclee4jc

Please forgive me if I am overstepping...sincere question here.

I have always seen Jesus as "body-soul-Spirit" rather than "body-soul-spirit + Divine Spirit". Not saying I'm right...im just wondering if Jesus is the Divine Spirit incarnate in human body-soul-spirit, then how does the human body-soul-spirit not constitute a separate or distinct person apart from divinity? I have always seen the Jesus' cry of "Father why has thou forsaken me" as the departure of the Divine Spirit because of the sin that was emptied on Him...which in turn let do death because the life in him was not the life of Himself but that of the Eternal.

Again not saying I'm right and not trying to be argumentative...just an honest question.

To me it is just simple as man He was human body-soul-spirit and the Eternal Spirit was incarnate in body, soul, spirit. I feel Jesus statement of being forsaken was because He felt forsaken because He became the sin offering? To me Heb. 9:14 makes it clear the Eternal Spirit was present in the offering up of His blood via death. I think the problem is really very simple as humans we grasp to comprehend the totality of the incarnation. The fine linen of the tabernacle was entwined representing His deity and humanity thus difficult to distinguish. My simple thoughts.

[kclee4jc]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

To me it is just simple as man He was human body-soul-spirit and the Eternal Spirit was incarnate in body, soul, spirit. I feel Jesus statement of being forsaken was because He felt forsaken because He became the sin offering? To me Heb. 9:14 makes it clear the Eternal Spirit was present in the offering up of His blood via death. I think the problem is really very simple as humans we grasp to comprehend the totality of the incarnation. The fine linen of the tabernacle was entwined representing His deity and humanity thus difficult to distinguish. My simple thoughts.

Thank you Elder. I suppose it does make sense that had he not had a human spirit he would not have been fully man. When yA start to feel like ya know Him...it's still through a darkened glass.

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by kclee4jc

Thank you Elder. I suppose it does make sense that had he not had a human spirit he would not have been fully man. When yA start to feel like ya know Him...it's still through a darkened glass.

Paul did say GREAT is the mystery of godliness did he not?

[kclee4jc]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

Paul did say GREAT is the mystery of godliness did he not?

Yessir!

[Praxeas]

1Co 2:11 For who among men knows the things of a man, except the spirit of the man that is in him? Thus also no one knows the things of God except the Spirit of God.