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Q&A: Did Jesus perform miracles as God or purely as a human in right relationship with God?

Why God's Wrath is Good 00:43:16 – 00:44:20

Viewer raises a Christological claim used to support charismatic miracle theology.

Some teachers claim Jesus performed miracles only as a human in right relationship with God, not as God, in order to argue that believers should be able to replicate miracles the same way. Mike rejects this as inaccurate: Jesus never stopped being God; there is no moment when His divine nature is suspended. The slogan is used to flatten the distinction between Jesus and believers and drive people toward Word of Faith or charismatic miracle theology.
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Why God's Wrath is Good @ 00:43:16

2019-08-07

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