Chapter 9: Rationalization of Mankind
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Jesus Prays To God, Not Himself!
Again, the choices for any serious Bible student are the following:
1. Is Jesus a stupid and bungling idiot? 2. Are the words of Jesus, given by God, meant to be understood?
3. Are Jesus’ words stupid, nonsensical, unintelligent and cryptic?
There are many works such as Martin Scorsese’s movie and Jack Miles’ book that seek to understand and rationalize the trinity [and other
false doctrines]. You’ve seen in the Word that understanding is a gift from God. You’ve learned that the plain and clear language of the Bible can stand on its own. And you don’t need a Ph D to understand that these two works are humanistic and filled with apostasy. Anytime someone writes or speaks
in anyway that contradicts God’s written word, it is apostasy. No exceptions. Not even in this book. To do so shows a lack of understanding.
I could cite a lot of Scripture that contradicts the trinity doctrine of
mankind here, but I will save it for the next chapter. This chapter is mainly to point out the nature of rationalization and why it exists.
I’ll never quit being amazed at the absolute rationalization and sheer
fantasy of people who write books about God. How can they ignore what God has told us in plain and simple terms? Unless it is Satanic?
No, I am sorry to have to tell Martin, Jack along with the others who
would perpetuate this nonsense that: “Jesus is not God and never was.” He was the first of God’s creation and he is only God’s Son. Jesus is not even on the same “power level” since Jesus said: “God is greater than I am.”
So—who is Jesus? Why not just pick up a red lettered New Testament and read the words of Jesus in red? Skip everything not in red letters and let Jesus tell you God’s story! Then, obey the words of Jesus and God will open up your mind to an understanding of all of His Word.
Copyright 2005 Edward G. Palmer, All Rights Reserved. Book of Edward—Chapter 9