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Subject If Jesus was God, who resurrected him?

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You don't understand time.  It doesn't exist.  God is not only omni-present he is omni-temporal.  He is every when.

Taking this further God is infinite, the earth is finite and exists within God and the universe can not contain God.  So, Jesus as the messiah is like an avatar.  Hebrews describes it as 'the exact representation of his being',  yet he became 'lower than the angels'.

So God generated a finite projection of his infinite nature into a frail human vessel,  Jesus Christ.  That is why when Jesus was on earth, the father was greater.

So now ask yourself the question,  where was the father while Jesus was dead?  Where was he?  Everywhere and everywhen and outside of time and space.  All those events happen simultaneously from Gods view.

Now it's a simple matter for God to have arranged,  from the very beginning of creation,  for Jesus to be resurrected on the third day.  God was where he always was during Jesus' death.  There is no contradiction, as much as the OP would like to find one.
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Original Message ".... until the day that he was taken up, after he had given commandment through holy spirit to the apostles whom he chose. 3 To these also by many positive proofs he showed himself alive after he had suffered, being seen by them throughout forty days and telling the things about the kingdom of God." Ac1:1

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