The Nature of Christ-His Divinity and Humanity and Personal Salvation- Woodrow Whidden
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2019
- Minnesota Conference 2019 Campmeeting - 150th Anniversary of Campmeeting in Minnesota
Sabbath Morning Divine Service- 11:15am
Woodrow Whidden (PhD, Drew Univ.,1989) served as a pastor for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the south, east and Midwest of the United States from 1969 to 1990. From 1990 to 2006, he taught in the undergraduate Religion Department at Andrews University. From August 2006 to 2011, he taught in the Seminary at the Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies (AIIAS) in the Philippines. He and his wife formally retired in 2011. In retirement, he has been a frequent guest professor in Seminary and undergraduate religion classes at Andrews University and various Adventist Colleges around the world. Professor Whidden is married to Peggy Gibbs Whidden and they have three adult children and six grandchildren.
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I could sit at the feet of this pastor, and listen to him for days unend. I am beginning to understand why people were so absorbed with Christ's teachings that they went without food for three days straight.
“In taking upon Himself man’s nature in its fallen condition, Christ did not in the least participate in its sin... We should have no misgivings in regard to the perfect sinlessness of human nature of Christ.” Selected Messages, vol.1, p. 256
La seguridad de mi salvación en el Juicio. Me llevo a saber quién es el autor. Pero como está en inglés, debiera poderse escuchar en Español. Pero gracias por escribir un libro tan dirigido por Dios.
In the monumental work, “The Word Made Flesh”, Ralph Larson shows all SDA publications till the 1950s believe Jesus took our fallen sinful human nature. What changed? The great compromise know as Questions on Doctrine, where we capitulation on our message of righteous by faith.
Jean r. zurcher - touched by our weaknesses.
It was not His divinity but the divinity of the Father that He depended upon. “I can of mine own self do nothing...” John
Jesus had one nature, a human nature, but kept his identity of the Logos (which was God) which he had before the Incarnation. Therefore he was worthy of worship from the beginning of his Incarnation. He did miracles by the power of the Holy Spirit, who he was given without measure. So to see him was to see the Father. He received the glory he had before the foundation of the world when he returned to heaven. Now in him abides the fulness of the Godhead, bodily.
“Christ took upon Himself fallen, suffering human nature, degraded and defiled by sin.” Review and Herald, 12/15/1896
"Coming, as He did, as a man ... WITH ALL THE EVIL TENDENCIES TO WHICH MAN IS HEIR, working in every conceivable manner to destroy His faith, He made it possible for Himself to be buffeted by human agencies inspired by Satan, the rebel who had been expelled from heaven" (E.G. White, Letter 303, 1903).
@Ricky Bokovoy and @ApocaliptyGospel did you read Mr. Whidden's book ? And also the appendeix eith statements ? I advise you do that before make statements about his theology. Mr. Larson's book is very big but it's big amount of statements are usless if you don't get it right from tge very begining, but Jesus said "and you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free" Johm
I wonder if this conference is in dire need of the gospel. Those who come here you might want to really "shema" (Listen) to Woody and Richardson and Campbell.
Ellen White's Husband Testifying of Her Not Being Trinitarian
Very sad.
What? Christ came in the nature that Mary had, period. Just a side note. Whenever anyone mentions George Knight in almost worship like fashion, red flags go up. I wish he would of spent a little more time defining the issue...clarifying exactly where he stands instead of hearing about all his national park travels.
dangerous