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Originally Posted by deltaguitar
One question that I have about the word manifestation is that doesn't that take away from Jesus' human attributes. If I am saying that God's manifestation is Jesus doesn't that almost sound like Jesus was not human or not a real man. I guess God can manifest himself anyway he wants but does using this terminology take away from the 100% man theology.
Also, saying you must have a revelation of who Jesus is sounds a lot like the cults of the late nineteenth century such as JW, Mormons, and Church of Christ. All these groups claimed to have a special revelation and were the restorers of the gospel. Is it no wonder that with language like this we (UPCI) are lumped into the category of cults.
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Unless you believe Jesus was the "I Am" of the Old Testament manifested in the flesh you will die in your sins. One God, and His name is Jesus.
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