If you'll notice The Word is capitalised, it is a title of a being. It's not a piece of paper, scroll, or something of such. It is a living being. The Word is Jesus. Jesus only got the "title" Jesus because he had to have a mortal name from his mortal parents on this Earth. He didn't have the name Jesus before he was "birthed" on Earth because he was The Word. But again, his "mortal" parents Mary and Joseph gave him that name while he lived on Earth. If you'll notice also "Lord God" is always capitalised as well, another "title" for whom WE call Jesus. Look up the meaning of the word "Jesus".

Jesus \j(e)-sus\ as a boy's name is pronounced JEE-zus, hay-SOOS. It is of Hebrew origin, and the meaning of Jesus is "the Lord is salvation". Short form of Joshua, from the Hebrew name Jehoshua. The name of the biblical Christ is very frequently used as a given name in Hispanic cultures.

The Italian origin of his name Emmanuel means literally "God with us".

It is merely a "title". It doesn't make that much of a difference if it's The Word, Jesus, Emmanuel, or any other translations/titles their may be for him. They are all the same being, they are all The Word, they are all the only begotten child of God our father who art in heaven.

If you'll notice The Word is capitalised, it is a title of a being. It's not a piece of paper, scroll, or something of such. It is a living being. The Word is Jesus. Jesus only got the "title" Jesus because he had to have a mortal name from his mortal parents on this Earth. He didn't have the name Jesus before he was "birthed" on Earth because he was The Word. But again, his "mortal" parents Mary and Joseph gave him that name while he lived on Earth. If you'll notice also "Lord God" is always capitalised as well, another "title" for whom WE call Jesus. Look up the meaning of the word "Jesus".

Jesus \j(e)-sus\ as a boy's name is pronounced JEE-zus, hay-SOOS. It is of Hebrew origin, and the meaning of Jesus is "the Lord is salvation". Short form of Joshua, from the Hebrew name Jehoshua. The name of the biblical Christ is very frequently used as a given name in Hispanic cultures.

The Italian origin of his name Emmanuel means literally "God with us".

It is merely a "title". It doesn't make that much of a difference if it's The Word, Jesus, Emmanuel, or any other translations/titles their may be for him. They are all the same being, they are all The Word, they are all the only begotten child of God our father who art in heaven.

wow look at Cowboy "google cut and paste" off of wikipedia but yet forgot to answer the question

but anyway ..here it is again..

can you please refrain from all the preaching and just choose one of the options

In The Beginning who was Jesus

1:The Word
2:Baal
3:The Lord God
3:Jeffrey Hunter
3:William Defoe
3:The AntiChrist
3:Funches
3:Chuck Norris

What in the world are you talking about? I didn't copy/paste anything but the definition(s).

So you're telling me, a woman can't call you Hunny, sweat'ems or any other sweet nic because your name is Funches?

so "Cowboy 2" didn't "google cut and paste"

but "Cowboy 1" did "google cut and paste" definitions ....

was it "Cowboy 3" that googled the wikipedia page?

calling you other names does not change what was originally the name on your birth certificate

so which option would be the original name of Jesus In The Beginning

1:The Word
2:Baal
3:The Lord God
3:Jeffrey Hunter
3:William Defoe
3:The AntiChrist
3:Funches
3:Chuck Norris
3:Mel Gibson

care to share the wikipedia page address you're accusing me of copy/pasting. You're a real character Funches.

care to share the wikipedia page address you're accusing me of copy/pasting. You're a real character Funches.

And once again, yes I copy/pasted the definition. Would have been the same as if I was to have looked it up and typed it out, looked it up in a dictionary and typed it out, or anything. lol, it's always going to be the same weather it was a copy/paste or out of the physical book called a dictionary.

The Word.

John 1

1In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

didn't you already admit that you "google cut and paste" the definitions...



we are the ones having the debate...if you can not bring the person to the forum that you "google cut and paste" from to be questioned....then read what they wrote and bring it to the forum in your own thoughts not theirs....unless of course if you are incapable of thinking for yourself

First off, I'm not having a debate with you, nor have I ever.

Secondly, again, all I copy/pasted was a definition of a word. What's is your point?

unless you believe that In The Beginning Jesus was hispanic...then the definition that you "google cut and paste" was useless and had nothing to do with Genesis 2:7

but anyway I notice that you didn't answer the question ....you won't be able to anyway and I will explain why

1:according to the belief God the father is the creator of everything

2:in Genesis 2:7 there was only one entity called "The Lord God" that created Man...no other entites were mention in that passage

3:since the father is the creator of everything and only one entity was mentioned in Genesis 2:7 then "The Lord God" in Genesis 2:7 had to be the father,

since it is your belief that God, the holy spirit and Jesus are totally seperate entites and that God the father is the creator of everything....then you will be going against your religion by claiming that the one entity in Genesis 2:7 was Jesus that created Man because that would mean that Man was something that the father didn't create and you would have place Jesus above the father

Cowboy....it appears that you tired to find Jesus but lost God

God is referenced many times including as I said earlier in the first
line of Genesis. So if you accept that Jesus is God then that's where
he is mentioned.

On the other hand if you are looking for an explicit reference to
Jesus in the Old Testament there is none. None at all. It is all in
the New Testament.

Deuteronomy 6:5A nd thou shalt love the LORD thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might.

God our FATHER has given Jesus our LORD responsibility over, control over us, we worship our FATHER through JESUS. God the father is our father because of Jesus. We are made a new creator when we accept Jesus as lord and saviour, we are born of God. When you are born on Earth, you are born of the flesh and blood. By your choice if you wish to accept the gift offered you can be born again, born of the spirit. Jesus is our God, he is the one in control of us, he is the one in command, just as the definition says a God is. All God means in the exact translation again, is the one in control, the leader. Jesus is the one in control of us, he is our leader, he is our LORD, for he is LORD God.

God is referenced many times including as I said earlier in the first
line of Genesis. So if you accept that Jesus is God then that's where
he is mentioned.

On the other hand if you are looking for an explicit reference to
Jesus in the Old Testament there is none. None at all. It is all in
the New Testament.

you could also accept that Gomer Pyle is God and is mention under another name in Genesis...which is why you are require to provide proof beyond faith and delusion that Gomer Pyle and/or Jesus are mention in Genesis



wrong slowhand....it doesn't require that the name of Jesus or reference to Jesus be mention in genesis, Cowboy tried that when he "google cut and paste" definitions from the dictionary....

all you have to do is show that another God entity other than "God the father" existed in Genesis ...so far no one has

I don't think that Gomer Pyle or looking for "other Gods" in the
Old Testament is any kind of credible rebuttal to my points.