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Re: How many Divine Beings?
Does that passage demand that Jesus would be God physically with us because “Immanuel” means, “God is with us? Does this prove that Jesus must be God? Not at all.
Consider too the name “Jehu” means “Jehovah (Yahweh or God) is He” but that does make “Jehu” the same being as God does it? “Eli’atha” means “God Has Come.” Is he God as well? The name “Ithiel,” means “God is with me” but it is safe to say that his parents did not believe their son was God. (Proverbs 30:1)
Common practice po ng mga Jews na isama ang word na "God," even "Jehovah," in Hebrew names. Even today “Immanuel” is the proper name of many men, none of whom are incarnations of God.
Nang ipinatatalastas ang napipintong pagsilang ni Jesus, sinabi ba ng anghel ni Jehova na ang sanggol ay magiging ang God mismo? Hindi, ang patalastas ay ganito: "He will be great, and will be called the SON of the Most High." (Luke 1:32, 35) Who is the Most High? Psalm 83:18 answered:“That men may know that thou, whose name alone is JEHOVAH, art the Most High over all the earth.”
The name Immanuel given to Jesus or anyone else, would not cause the Jews to think God was with them physically but to serve as a sign that God was with them in support, backing them.
So I therefore conclude that Jesus was Jehovah's Representative, Jehovah's Anointed One, the Christ or Messiah. In sending the Messiah to the Jews God showed that he was with them, not against them. He continued with the faithful Jewish remnant that accepted Jesus the Messiah, and he is with those who accept Christ the enthroned King at this time.
tanungin kta sinung tinawag na Almighty jan?
Mat 1:23 Behold, a virgin shall be with child, and shall bring forth a son, and they shall call his name Emmanuel, which being interpreted is, God with us.
interpret nyu po tagalog ung GOD WITH US
Does that passage demand that Jesus would be God physically with us because “Immanuel” means, “God is with us? Does this prove that Jesus must be God? Not at all.
Consider too the name “Jehu” means “Jehovah (Yahweh or God) is He” but that does make “Jehu” the same being as God does it? “Eli’atha” means “God Has Come.” Is he God as well? The name “Ithiel,” means “God is with me” but it is safe to say that his parents did not believe their son was God. (Proverbs 30:1)
Common practice po ng mga Jews na isama ang word na "God," even "Jehovah," in Hebrew names. Even today “Immanuel” is the proper name of many men, none of whom are incarnations of God.
Nang ipinatatalastas ang napipintong pagsilang ni Jesus, sinabi ba ng anghel ni Jehova na ang sanggol ay magiging ang God mismo? Hindi, ang patalastas ay ganito: "He will be great, and will be called the SON of the Most High." (Luke 1:32, 35) Who is the Most High? Psalm 83:18 answered:“That men may know that thou, whose name alone is JEHOVAH, art the Most High over all the earth.”
The name Immanuel given to Jesus or anyone else, would not cause the Jews to think God was with them physically but to serve as a sign that God was with them in support, backing them.
So I therefore conclude that Jesus was Jehovah's Representative, Jehovah's Anointed One, the Christ or Messiah. In sending the Messiah to the Jews God showed that he was with them, not against them. He continued with the faithful Jewish remnant that accepted Jesus the Messiah, and he is with those who accept Christ the enthroned King at this time.
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