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| 1: | Subordination within the Godhead: Roles and Ranks
Submission doesn't make a wife less human than her husband. Submission doesn't make Jesus less God than the Father. Biblical subordination Jesus Christ is the creator, not a creature and will always be equal to the Father in this sense. Jn 1:1 says, "and the word was [uncreated] God". However, sometime around the incarnation, Jesus made a choice to submit to the Father as His head. We call this choice, the subordination (or down-ranking) of Christ to the Father. Jesus did not give up being God, He merely began to obey the Father as though He were a creature. This is called "Biblical subordination". Bible evidence seems to support the view that the Holy Spirit submits to both the Father and the Son, but it is not a strong case. Click to View Biblical subordination proven from the Bible Click to View Biblical Subordination expressed by scholars Click to View Biblical Subordination expressed by early fathers Unitarian subordination refuted "Arian subordination" is taught by Jehovah's ... ... https://www.bible.ca/trinity/trinity-subordination.htm | Size: 15K Depth: 3 Find Similar Match Info Show Parents |
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