الطوائف و النصوص المسيحية التى تنكر صلب المسيح

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يعنى بستشهد من الافكار الغنوصية المهرطقة علينا وهذا دليل ضد الآسلام وليس معاة

اقوال العلماء

One of the stumbling blocks to Christians is the many deceivers who subtly blur the truth about Jesus. Walking in truth means responding to deceivers by guarding against and rejecting them. Coming in the flesh refers to the Incarnation, the fact that Jesus is the God-man. The humanity of Jesus provides a test by which false teachers can be identified. The Gnostic heresy, against which John wrote in 1 and 2 John, included a denial of the physical body of Christ. People who deny the physical reality of Jesus are not Christians, but antichrists.

4: 3 و كل روح لا يعترف بيسوع المسيح انه قد جاء في الجسد فليس من الله و هذا هو روح ضد المسيح الذي سمعتم انه ياتي و الان هو في العالم

By this you know: One test of whether a person is led by the Holy Spirit is whether that person’s beliefs agree with the truth of God’s Word (2:22; 1 Cor. 12:3). Jesus Christ has come in the flesh: This test seems to be aimed at Docetists. They taught that Christ did not have a physical body. The test may also be aimed at the followers of Cerinthus who claimed that Jesus and “the Christ” were two separate beings, one physical and the other spiritual. In this letter, John is careful to use the name and title of Jesus Christ together to clearly express the complete union of the two titles in one person.

Radmacher, E. D., Allen, R. B., & House, H. W. (1999). Nelson's new illustrated Bible commentary (1 Jn 4:2). Nashville: T. Nelson Publishers

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