Initial question...
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Originally Posted by Truthseeker
What God in christ mean??
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You replied...
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Originally Posted by SteppingStone
God in the anointing..
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The question was... What (does) God in Christ mean.
You replied... God in the anointing.
God in ?
God in anointing.
By your answer you are calling the flesh the anointing.
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Originally Posted by SteppingStone
No the scripture actually says, "God was in Christ reconciling the world unto Himself."
God is the anointing, not flesh...
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I agree that God is the anointing. But that isn't what you have said in your posts. The question was... What (does) God in Christ mean. You answered God in the anointing.
That statements logical conclusion is ... Christ is the anointing.
Now... Christ IS the anointed one... but, in essence, you have stated with your answers that Christ is the anointing.
Please review your answers and let us know what you are saying because you are contradicting yourself.
(Sensing an "I'm not contradicting myself" reply here I will demonstrate your contradiction.)
Question presented...
What (does) God in Christ mean?
Your answer...
God in the anointing.
This answer taken to its logical conclusion...
Christ (flesh) is the anointing because God was in Christ and you state that God was IN the anointing ergo Christ (flesh) is the anointing.
Then you contradict yourself by stating...
God is the anointing... not flesh (which I agree with by the way)
The logical conclusion from your first answer is...
Christ (flesh) is anointing.
Your second statement is...
God is the anointing... not flesh.
So we don't even have a conversation here until you can clear up for us what your intended statement is/was.