Paul says Jesus is Not A Man, Matching Anti-Christ Criteria in 1Jn & 2Jn. #4 Video of the Year-2023

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0:42: ⚖️ Comparison between Paul's view of Jesus and the Antichrist's message as discussed in 1 John and 2 John.
0:42: In declaring his gospel did not come from any "man," Paul emphasizes Jesus' non-human nature, distinct from being human at all.
1:04: John warns against spirits denying Jesus' human nature as a sign of the Antichrist.
1:11: The concept of Antichrist is linked to the denial of Jesus' humanity in John's writings.
4:30: 📖 Analysis of Jesus' lineage through David and the implications of the Virgin birth in relation to biblical texts.
4:30: The importance of Jesus' lineage from David's body for the Davidic lineage to Jesus.
5:01: Discussion on the Virgin birth and its implications on the authenticity of Jesus' lineage.
8:32: 💬 Paul's doctrine of original sin implies Jesus would be condemned if human, conflicting with Jesus' role as innocent atoner.
8:32: Paul's doctrine suggests Jesus would be condemned if human due to doctrine of original sin.
9:03: Jesus would not be able to atone if he had sin as "perfect" sacrifice necessary.
9:23: Paul's original sin Doctrine contradicts Jesus' sinless nature
12:17: 💡 Paul's belief that Jesus is not human aligns with the Antichrist, which if true, then Jesus cannot be the prophet of Deuteronomy 18, contrary to Peter's insistence that he can.
12:17: Paul's doctrine of his gospel did not come from any "man," but only Jesus Christ, thereby denies Jesus' humanity, in conflict with Peter's view of Jesus as the prophet of Deuteronomy 18.
12:42: The Antichrist's denial of Jesus as a human being aims, in part, to strip him of his role as the prophet of Deuteronomy 18.
16:14: 💡 God approves the request for a prophet like Moses to speak His words, with severe consequences for those who do not listen.
16:14: God will raise up a prophet to speak His words to the people, similar to Moses, says YHWH in Deut 18:15-19.
16:44: Failure to listen to the prophet will result destruction from God's people, Peter emphasized in Acts 3.
20:08: 💡 Analysis of Paul's revelations and encounters with Satan and Satan's Angel.
20:08: Paul claims he received revelations from Jesus Christ in a supernatural realm, i.e., the third heaven,, leading to encounters with spiritual beings.
21:01: Paul describes a thorn in the flesh given by an Angelos of Satan to prevent him from becoming conceited.
23:58: 💬 Paul humbly discusses his limitations in quoting God Yahweh, contrasting with historical prophets.
23:58: Paul acknowledges his inability to quote God Yahweh, unlike historical prophets
24:24: Paul emphasizes humility in discussing his own limitations and infirmities
24:36: Scholars agree that Paul is talking about himself throughout the passage of 2 Cor. 12:1-7.