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On my personal Facebook page, my October 27th birthday was noted and many responded by wishing me a happy birthday. I have written a response to all of those who encouraged me and posted it. I also have posted in on my Bible teaching website. I will include the link here.
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Learn and CorrectingLearning consists of at least two main parts: learning new things and correcting wrong concepts. I’ve just written an article that corrects a view I once held. Hopefully, this explanation of my own correction can be helpful to others. Here are the first two paragraphs. You can read the rest of it on my website (link provided below).The Crucified Jesus – Forsaken by God?Preachers have long taken Jesus’ words on the cross, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”, to be very literal in meaning. They confidently affirm that as Jesus bore the sins of mankind, he was for the first and only time separated from God the Father (and assumedly the Holy Spirit as well). Since God cannot tolerate sin, he supposedly was forced to turn his back on Jesus in a unique moment of complete separation. While this makes for a strong emotional appeal, it begs the question, “Is it true?” The answer would have to include another question regarding the nature of God. If there were three gods, separation would be possible, but since there is only one God of three persons, the Trinity, how could God be separated from himself? Admittedly the trinitarian nature of God is far beyond human comprehension, but so should the idea of God being separated from himself. Let’s leave tritheism to paganism and its pantheons.
The Crucified Jesus — Forsaken by God? | Gordon Ferguson
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The Crucified Jesus — Forsaken by God? Preachers have long taken Jesus’ words on the cross, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”, to be very literal in meaning. They confidently affirm ...
My good friend, Toney Mulhollan, owner of Illumination Publishers, (ipibooks.com) asked me to post this sales advert for my book on Paul. Toney continues to believe that this book deserves a wider reading audience than it has enjoyed thus far. Of course, I agree that it is a good book, with a very interesting back-story to its writing -- described in the Introduction. So, here is the ad Toney sent and asked me to post.