you are viewing it in an incredibly tunnel visioned way

He had to face temptation and be born of the flesh to experience our pain, humble him to OUR position.

God can create avatars for himself, that does not mean he is limited by it

Chaldean, Syriac, and Maronite Catholics still use Aramaic as their liturgical language

And then, instead of destroying us after he survived the temptations of the Devil he took the burden of sin and lifted us from it.

the Angel of the Lord is seen as a theophany

aka a manifestation of God

Melchizedek is also seen as a manifestation of God, and yet he was just a man

God is limited by nothing

I need to know more of Melchizedek.

and that means he can take on the form of a mortal or spiritual being

Remus, you don't see how that's imposing limits on a being that's supposed to be G-d? G-d is already all-knowing, he need not be born of the flesh to know our plight, he designed and created all of it by just uttering the command for it to be so.

that does not mean he is encapsulated in flesh

think of it less as a body

and more as a finger puppet

We're all already his finger puppets

angels also do this

as they have no physical form or body

their manifestations as men in the Bible are not their true form

but "puppets"

Angels can be thought of in the modern perspective as "interdimensional aliens"

not even that, because aliens are still limited to a physical state, even if they may have more or less dimensions than us

Ok so he's not only a Jew but also a retard

i can tell you more about Melchizedek at a later point, btw @Iakovos

because i know a fair bit about him, as the concept of Theophany is very intriguing to me

Physical state means of the dimension we're from. Being interdimensional means they're not natively physical, and have to use some means to manifest themselves from the spiritual dimension into the physical one.

@saturnsrings are Christians going to hell?

Rag, you're a retard, having to be told I'm not a jew a billion times to still not be able to read it.

What is the point of Christianity being contrived if what you say is true?

hell is a Christian concept, so no

in his view

Hell is a Jewish concept as well

not really

it is Sheol

which is more "neutral" than Hell

Judaism and Christianity have slightly different cosmologies

Remus, Christians I'm not sure. They're certainly being idolatrous, which is forbidden to them. If they want to stop, they can still worship G-d and ask him to lead them, as he has lead me.

Melchizedek was a priest-king of a city-state near Sodom and Gomorrah

Perhaps the bible was edited then. I think that hell just means separation from God, whether it be eternal darkness and suffering or torture and hellfire

It doesn't matter.

the Bible, OT and NT, was edited at some point