[Eagle Eye]

(Of course, I must admit I suspect those who don't think He is God might leave a good number of rewards unclaimed on the heavenly table as an eternal memorial of their foolishness, but that's not for me to decide, but for our Lord and Savior Christ Jesus to whom all glory, honor, power, might, wisdom, praise, and riches are to be given.)

You must realize that I have considered both sides of this issue, not only to persuade myself one way or another, but as one who seeks to persuade others. I believe and teach that Jesus is the only begotten son of God.

If I am wrong, first off I am guilty of wrongly dividing God's word and then teaching tainted doctrine. And I've accepted that if wrong I'll be accountable.

But what about those who teach that Jesus is also God in the Flesh? What if that is wrong? What is the consequence of that error?

[Cvengr]

I think that would imply He wasn't God Incarnate, so If He were not the perfect Sacrifice in body, soul and spirit, it really wouldn't matter, would it? We would still be condemned without redemption. But we both know that is not the case.