is god different than jesus?
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God is Jesus, and Jesus was there when God created the earth. He came from heaven to earth, then back up to heaven remember?
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Jesus is a God made flesh.\n\nread John 1\n\nbut God the Father and Jesus Christ are two different person.
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that is a prime example of why the two have different gods. in christianity even, the Jews are Gods chosen ppl. allah is a totally different god with a different chosen ppl being muslims
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The god of the Old Testament is different from the god of the New Testament because they are the gods of different religions.
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It really depends on how you read the bible.  I would think that the way God is portrayed in the Old Testament is the way that people looked at power (kings, etc) - all knowing, vengeful, demanding ....  I think the OT God really is more a perception that people had rather than an accurate depiction of God Himself. \n\nThe NT God is trickier.  It certainly is a different God - they definitely don't act the same, but I think it's not a different God as much as it is a different perception of God.  The NT perception of God is based on Jesus' perception.  Now if you believe Jesus is the Son of God, then you have to label this a pretty accurate perception.  On the other hand, whether you consider Jesus to be divine or not, you have to agree that it's a different perception; one that is at least as likely to be accurate as the one from the OT.
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Jesus is god. The father, son and the holy spirit is one. Just like water, ice and water vapour. these are all different states of water. So we worship Jesus, God and the holy spirit. Jesus is not another god.
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Jesus is up there with God and the Holy Spirit. The holy trinity.\nMary does not supersede Jesus.
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The word God and word Lord are basically same and used for The Creator. Some people mistakenly consider human being as the God but it is not the truth. Jesus is considered as God or Lord appeared in the form of human to that he can understand the suffering of human. Still he talks about Father which in Christian beliefs is himself. The fact is that Jesus was only a prophet of God, who was sent by the Supreme-being to speak the word of God/Lord to the Jews. So basically Jesus, God the Father and the Holy Spirit are three different beings. God the Father is basically the Creator, Jesus was a prophet and this Holy Spirit was also a prophet as told by Jesus in John 16:13 (he shall not speak for himself, but whatsoever he shall hear).
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What a good question.  Yes I think so.  Because God can mean just about anything, right?  When you say Jesus...everyone just sort of catches their breath, because inherent in His name is His claim that He is the only way to God.  That is much, much too "narrow" for most people.  That is why it's easier to speak of a "generic" God...who they can make into anything they wish.
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Jesus and God, both being one and the same. If Jesus resurrected himself and God resurrected Jesus the equation must equal the fact the Jesus is God. \nI didn't even have to look up your verses but thanks for the hint anyway.\n\nWatch out you JW's this stuff will confuse you if you don't look the answer up in your little book and don't ask the elders opinion.\n\nYou are probably gonna get bashed for this one Schneb.\n\nMay 20,\nOh yeah, I almost forgot. In Romans you have the Holy Spirit raising Jesus. And there you have your Trinity. I guess I should have looked up the verses rather than doing it from memory.
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Yes and no.\n\nIf you start, as both Christians and Muslims do (and Jews), with the belief that there is only one God, then neither can truthfully say that the other is worshipping a 'different' God, because there is only one God.\n\nHowever, they have essentially different views of who God is, and as a result, one could say that the character of the God they each worship is quite different.  \n\nThe question is, if you misunderstand God in meaningful ways, and worship Him in that imperfect way, is it still worship of God?  I believe so.  However, only the one true God is able to make that judgment.  \n\nThere is a more important issue.  Beyond worshipping God, our relationship with God is based on our understanding of Him. Key issues, such as whether Jesus is the Messiah, and the Son of God, whether God provides the Holy Spirit to guide us, and the means of reconciling with God, are critically important, and expose enormous differences among the different faith traditions.  \n\nChristians, for example, believe that Jesus was God manifested in the flesh, and provided the sacrifice that stands for all eternity, and that any (of any faith tradition) who accept His gift find forgiveness through Him.  Other faith traditions insist on some form of human works to justify themselves. Perhaps it requires a great deal of humility to accept that God doesn't need our help to achieve His way, but once we put our egos aside, we may see that God is truly in control. Only then can we begin to truly understand His will.
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Jesus was and is the only God who claimed to be Man ,\n\nGET IT RIGHT .HE IS GOD
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Jesus, although perfect, was not God himself.  Jesus is the son of God, the first thing created by God. (See Hebrews 1:15)  The idea that Jesus is God, or the idea of the trinity, was introduced hundreds of years after Jesus' death as a human.\n\nIt is clear from Jesus' words and actions that he did not claim to be God or even equal to God.  For instance, he prayed to God while on earth (see Matthew 26:39) and he stated that God is greater than he is (see John 14:28).\n\nExodus 33:20 says that no person can see God and live.  This is not because of God's lack of sin, but rather because of his glory and brilliance.  Think of it...if God created all things, even such things containing as much energy as the sun, what would it be like to see God?  As stated in Exodus, we would not survive the experience.\n\nAs 1 Timothy 2:5 says, Jesus is the Mediator between humans and God.  Therefore, humans may address God directly in prayer.  However, it should be done so in Jesus' name, acknowledging him as our mediator.
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Jesus is NOT God.\n\nJesus proclaimed to be The Son of God.\nJesus is The King of Kings. Lord of Lords.\nJesus Christ is the only way to The Father Jehova.\nJesus Christ is the 2nd in The trinty, not the First.\nThe Holy spirit is the 3rd in the Trinity, not the 2nd.\n\nGod The Father..Jesus The Son. The Holy Spirit in the Trinity, just in that order.\n\nIf Jesus Christ is God in the flesh, He would be called "God in the flesh". Jesus is called"The Son of God"., for a reason. Because He is.\n\nJehovah God said what?  I will have NO other God's before me.\nDon't put Jesus Christ before Jehovah God.\n\nWe are Christians and ONE in Christ through the Blood. \n\nJehovah, Jesus, The Holy Spirit are ONE through the power of God.\n\nWe are Christians _Christ like.\nWe are not Jehovians, Jehova-likes.\nIf we were Jehovah like, we would be "equals to God.\n\nWe are God's children, not God's equals.
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Jesus is uncomparable
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That's a hard question because the Bible specifically states that God and Jesus are two different people. But to answer the question I'd say it because in most all images of Jesus He is depicted as being lilly white when in reality He would have had darker skin, like the Jewish people do today.
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Yes! Finally after months someone makes sense! Original christianity (not bible version) was polytheistic. Jesus taught Gods! His father in heaven is supreme god (like Brahma), then there's son of god (cosmic christ), then there's the goddess Sophia, and the creator god (Ialdaboath), and many more gods. There is mention of 35 aeons (these are very high god/goddess pairs). This is what Jesus taught and even the NT gives away Jesus' polytheism. The orthodox christians wanted "one god" so they invented "the mystery of the holy trinity". Jesus was a Pagan polytheist, and there are extra-biblical scriptures which clearly state this.