What did Jesus sacrifice?

@kellyjay said
He became sin for our sakes so we can be forgiven, you don't see that as a sacrifice
no small wonder you are an Anti-Christ.

@fmf said
You aren't explaining what he sacrificed. He did something, I get that. But he didn't lose anything. He was God before. He was God during it. And he was still God afterwards. In such circumstances, a few hours of physical pain cannot be described as sacrifice. You aren't answering the question.

Wonder if it went like - nope little buddy I’m going to dump all my wrath on you and you will be come sin. Your not going to be the same past, present or future, and you will no longer be holy. I doubt it, I would imagine he got heavenly God loving advice and understanding from the perfect father.

He had undeniable strength and fortitude and obliviously trust and secure in his last walk.

@mike69 said
Hey KJ, do we love and still pray for a fallen brother in Christ for healing, that’s a little harsh, what you said.

@moonbus said
So why didn't God just forgive Adam? After all, he's the one who sinned. Why all the rigmarole with banishment from the Garden and the rest of the human race and a flood and an incarnation and a resurrection?? God could have simply forgiven Adam and let him stay on in paradise. A father doesn't banish his child from the family home just because the child disobey ...[text shortened]... iven "authority to destroy Satan" you say. But who put a snake in the Garden in the first place, eh?

@mike69 said
So are you saying Jesus is sin, if He is the same yesterday, today and forever? Did he accept and was punished for them, but still holy and not actual sin?

@mike69 said
Hey KJ, do we love and still pray for a fallen brother in Christ for healing, that’s a little harsh, what you said.

@kellyjay said
You want me to blow smoke up his butt?

@kellyjay said
I pray for everyone here daily some more than others and I mean pray for them not against them:

@kellyjay said
Did you read the scripture I shared?

@kellyjay said
I pray for everyone here daily some more than others and I mean pray for them not against them:

1 Corinthians 1:25

@fmf said
@moonbus raised this issue recently.

If Jesus ~ believed to be a divine being who has always existed and always will exist ~ supposedly went back to being God again after being executed by the Romans ~ and was never not-God during his years of being God incarnate on Earth ~ what exactly did he sacrifice?

@kellyjay said
I pray for everyone here daily some more than others and I mean pray for them not against them: