[gondramB]

>>I guess then these that make that false claim that Christ is NOT mentioned in Genesis <<

1. There are clear references to the Messiah to come.

2. But those references could mean God can look like a man or that he had angels and other creations - I don't see anything that specifically means Jesus is mentioned in Genesis.

3. I know this is an old discussion as Christians have interpreted many passages to show that God has always been triumvirate.

4. Personally, I don't need those arguments to believe that an omnipotent God could have a son he sent to earth and a spirit that guides us.

[Just mythoughts]

You need to 'enlighten' that poster who has been told otherwise.

There is something that really riles people about what Genesis actually says, but oh well that was Written would be the case. Christ did say these things 'need be', because the Heavenly Father is not going to force anybody to love Him, that is the purpose of this age, making choices.