[mountainlion]

Jesus was not divine until he rose form the dead. When he left our space time continuum he stepped into timelessness so that he could visit Adam or visit any time he chose. We do not have the answers here on earth and there are many more mysteries in Heaven.

[Petronski]

Jesus was not divine until he rose form the dead.

Oh my.

Wow.

[vladimir998]

An begotten, but uncreated, Son of God would have to be DIVINE always not just after His resurrection. A being cannot become divine, but must always be divine or not divine.

[MarkBsnr]

Jesus was not divine until he rose form the dead. When he left our space time continuum he stepped into timelessness so that he could visit Adam or visit any time he chose. We do not have the answers here on earth and there are many more mysteries in Heaven.

Are there more where you come from? Do you have Scripture to support these rather novel statements?

[huldah1776]

There was the point at His baptism when the Holy Spirit descended upon Him like a dove (as opposed to the form of a flame at Pentacost), but not divine? Hmmm. Considering our salvation is only from God, I cannot see God not being involved from the genetic start. Jesus must have had the perfect combination of genes, with no illness or degradation, and actually without His murder, should have lived forever.

There must be thousands of books on His divinity that you need to read. It doesn’t mean that Jesus couldn’t transcend the space time continuum, I have dabbled in thought about this with the fact that ‘EVERY EYE SHALL SEE HIM’ when He returns (does He return throughout time???). Fun to think about! Not spending a lifetime on, though. :)

[editor-surveyor]

"Jesus was not divine until he rose form the dead. When he left our space time continuum he stepped into timelessness so that he could visit Adam or visit any time he chose"

You watch too much StarTrek!