I would like to ask you a question about Jesus Christ, if you might indulge me. I am curious to hear what your perspective is.
Most, if not all Christians believe that Jesus Christ lived a sinless life. This is not to say that he did not take our sins upon Himself, because He did, but those sins were not of His doing.
What perplexes me is the idea that Jesus Christ can be thought of as experiencing the human condition in all that it entails, without ever having sinned Himself. An essential part of our human experience is failure, that surrender to the temptation of sin in order to fully experience what it feels like to fall.
We as humans must experience this to know what guilt feels like, and to seek forgiveness for our wrongs. Otherwise, we would have no way to differentiate between what is right and what is wrong, and to learn from our life mistakes. This is how we grow to be better people, and to live closer to God's path for us.
So my question to you is this: how could Jesus Christ have fully experienced the effect of humanity without undergoing the feeling of guilt for having sinned Himself?
Quoting: Rising Son Jesus is sinless because he fulfilled the word of the Father rather than do his own will.
He chose to fulfill that part of scripture as a bridge builder for everyone else.
He did it in all honor and Glory to the father of creation.
It does not matter what Jesus did in his life.
He eventually returned to the father,
and accepted the greatest burden.
However, as marvelous as this sacrifice was, his message was Greater. YOU are Sons of the Father and his arms are open to all who will come.
With just an atom of faith, the LORD will move the universe for you. All that is asked in return is that you invest what is given into mankind.
Be Fruitful!
Bear in mind that prophecies come about from disbelief. When a Man moves away from the LORD, he raises up Prophets as a demonstration of his presence. The greater the disbelief, the greater the sacrifice.
How great was the disbelief in the days of Jesus?
How great is the disbelief in this day?
