Godhead Question

[Maximilian]

That sounds as if the Son, while on Earth, was not Divine though. Because the Divinity was self-limited, restrained. To restrain to the level of being called "fully human" would require to be fully removed from Divinity. That doesn't make the Son a shell at all, but rather the opposite - human to the absence of Divinity, a fact that makes Trinny heads turn red in anger.

Anyhow.. it's fun to talk about. Have a good evening everyone.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Maximilian

That sounds as if the Son, while on Earth, was not Divine though. Because the Divinity was self-limited, restrained. To restrain to the level of being called "fully human" would require to be fully removed from Divinity. That doesn't make the Son a shell at all, but rather the opposite - human to the absence of Divinity, a fact that makes Trinny heads turn red in anger.

Anyhow.. it's fun to talk about. Have a good evening everyone.

Right. In person, the Son is in personal identity that same person that created all things. In Divine essence, the Divine Spirit/nature was in the human body and still something God possessed as His own but He willingly "put it aside". He was not "Divine" in the sense that when He came on the scene he did everything through His human nature, even walking on water was done as a man trusting in God. But that was a willing thing. He was still God in the sense that personally He is the same "I AM" and ontologically He never really is separated from the Divine Spirit or the essence that makes the I AM "Almighty God"