This is part 4 of our response series on The Incarnate Christ and His Critics.
Only God has power over nature. Jesus walked on water. Therefore Jesus must be God. Right? Does that line of reasoning convince you? How about this one. Only God has power over nature. Elijah called down fire from heaven. Therefore Elijah must be God. Or how about this one? Only God has power over nature. Moses split the Red Sea. Therefore Moses must be God. Listen in to today’s episode to find out why this kind of argument doesn’t hold water as well as how the evangelists who wrote the Gospels intended Jesus’s miracles to be interpreted.
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1 thought on “606. Did Jesus Really Do What Only God Can Do? (Brandon Duke)”
Enjoying the two-way with Randall. When discussing Col 1, I’m surprised you didn’t make good value from, “For in him all things were created, IN heaven and ON earth, visible and invisible…”
The IN and ON clearly don’t refer to a Genesis creation as we know God ‘created all things’.
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Enjoying the two-way with Randall. When discussing Col 1, I’m surprised you didn’t make good value from, “For in him all things were created, IN heaven and ON earth, visible and invisible…”
The IN and ON clearly don’t refer to a Genesis creation as we know God ‘created all things’.