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John 5:19 refutes Johnson's teaching that God responds to human declarations — Jesus only did what He saw the Father doing, not the reverse

Bill Johnson's Theology and Movement Examined Biblically. 01:04:27 – 01:05:27

Mike cites a specific text to challenge one of Johnson's specific claims about how God responds to human proclamation

John 5:19: 'The Son can do nothing of Himself, but what He sees the Father do; for whatever He does, the Son also does in like manner.' Mike identifies a specific Johnson teaching (with video evidence) that the father sometimes does what he sees the son doing — meaning believers can declare healings or truths and then God will act on those declarations. Mike argues this inverts the actual principle of John 5:19: Jesus acted on what He saw the Father doing, not the reverse.
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@TheGermanicist 1. “John 5:19 and 20:17 is true.” Yes but neither passage teaches the Father was once a man or that Jesus is a created being. Jn 5:19 shows submission to another’s will, not ontological inferiority. In Jn 20:17, “My Father and your F...

@TheGermanicist 1. “John 5:19 and 20:17 is true.” Yes but neither passage teaches the Father was once a man or that Jesus is a created being. Jn 5:19 shows submission to another’s will, not ontologic
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Bill Johnson's Theology and Movement Examined Biblically. @ 01:04:27

2018-02-14

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