@Fsypro yes he does read the New Testament

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@Fsypro they don't think he is an avatar though

and the Old Testament

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they think he is the only manifestation of God

Both evil and good have been ejaculated simultaneously

he is a part of God

no

Isaiah matters the most for the Messiah imo

but then why would he be the messiah

I see your pov

Evil isn't the absence of good. Good is the absence of evil

God revealed prophecies that reveal the Messiah will come and will do x, y, and z

God the Father has Christ the son to send to sacrifice for our redemption

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>unitarians

read Isaiah

they have roles

yes I agree, but he does in some parts acknowledge the hebrew beliefs, "not a bit of the law shall be changed"

@Xenoframe how are u my nigga

if their role is more communication or visibility than the holy spirit's role

then why would they refer to it

how do we know if the spirit even knows anything

or if it's just divine force

a part of God

how do you know if you know the spirit doesnt know anything

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@Fsypro so it's just low IQ takes on Jesus and jewish manipulation?

I mean you can't deny he was a hebrew

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Isaiah+53&version=NKJV

gee sounds familiar

interesting take

yes, I am fine with it too

the problem is these people think he was the *only* manifestation of the divine

hence going back to the special jews thing

was that for someone else

i know there is prophecy for christ

Isha Putra?

from the BhagavishyaPurana

how do you explain the religions before christianity then