According to the NT Jesus was the Word and the Word became flesh. Therefore, no one taught Jesus the Scriptures, rather it was Jesus that gave us the Scriptures.
There was the Divine Nature of Jesus hypostatically united with His human nature. The totally united Person, Jesus, told His disciples that only the Father “Knows” the time and details of the end of the world. Jesus’ unfolding of His human experience of His divinity occurred gradually, therefore, as a fully human child, just like us in all things, except that He never sinned, He had to be subject to His mother, even in learning to speak, read and study from her. Therefore the Torah with which He astonished the Temple Elders when He was lost as a 12 year old, He learned from His mother.
13. And yea, the followers of Jesus would write a new book, and follow a new law, and worship a new God, but then claim to be Jews, and go forth in disguises, eating heartily of the matzoh and uttering words they felt made them seem more Jewish, and calling their churches synagogues, and chastising Jews whilst claiming to be “grafted in,” and there would be a great confusion in the land, and these men saw that it was good.
“According to the NT Jesus was the Word and the Word became flesh. Therefore, no one taught Jesus the Scriptures, rather it was Jesus that gave us the Scriptures.”
Yes.
**According to the NT Jesus was the Word and the Word became flesh. Therefore, no one taught Jesus the Scriptures, rather it was Jesus that gave us the Scriptures.**
So God the Father was mute, and had no words to offer? You need to read through John, and notice the many times that the Son of God pointed to the source of the divine words that he spoke: his Father.
EXACTLY!!! Nobody had to teach the word to The Word.
Amen
Absolutely correct! Amen and Amen! The thought that anyone would have to “teach” the Word to God incarnate, is ludicrous. But, it is a valid question if you do not know the LORD or the Scriptures, so for those people, I am not calling such a question ludicrous.