DUAL NATURE OF THE SON, PROOF#3

Not a word in Romans 1 about any alleged idea that Jesus possesses two different levels of being at once. No such idea is ever once at all presented, not in Romans 1, or any place else in the Bible. Jesus was indeed, according to the flesh, reckoned the son of David through both the lineage of both Joseph and Mary; and yet, at the same time, he was also the Son of God. This does not at all mean that Jesus was both the Supreme Being and also a human being at the same time.

See my study:
The Seed of David
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Romans 1:1
paulos doulos ieesou christou kleetos apostolos
PAUL SLAVE OF JESUS CHRIST, CALLED APOSTLE,
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aphwrismenos eis euaggelion theou
HAVING BEEN DEFINED OFF INTO GOOD NEWS OF GOD
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Romans 1:2
ho proepeeggeilato dia twn propheetwn autou
WHICH HE PROMISED AFORETIME THROUGH THE PROPHETS OF HIM
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en graphais hagiais
IN SCRIPTURES HOLY
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Romans 1:3
peri tou huiou autou tou genomenou ek
ABOUT THE SON OF HIM, OF THE (ONE) HAVING COME TO BE OUT OF
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spermatos daueid kata sarka
SEED OF DAVID ACCORDING TO FLESH,
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Romans 1:4
tou horisthentos huiou theou en dunamei
OF THE (ONE) HAVING BEEN DEFINED SON OF GOD IN POWER
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kata pneuma hagiwsunees ex anastasews
ACCORDING TO SPIRIT OF HOLINESS OUT OF RESURRECTION
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nekrwn ieesou christou tou kuriou heemwn
OF DEAD (ONES), OF JESUS CHRIST OF THE LORD OF US,
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There is nothing in any of this that means that Jesus was ever was two beings -- two sentiencies -- at once. Indeed, it demonstrates just the opposite, since Jesus is not declare the Son of God in power during the days of his flesh, but rather only after his resurrection. Paul says nothing about Jesus' being on two level of beings at once.

Jesus, during the days of his flesh (Hebrews 5:7), was indeed, flesh. As having been born of a woman into lineage of David, according the flesh, he was the promised seed, the son of David.
See:
The Seed of David

As having been begotten out of the death condition (Colossians 1:18; Revelation 1:5), he was no longer in the days of his flesh. (Hebrews 5:7) Note that he was the Son of God who had been begotten in the flesh (John 1:14; Romans 8:3), in which condition he was a little lower than the angels (Hebrews 2:9), having been brought from a "rich" position down to a "poor" condition, in which "poor" condition he gives his life in the flesh for our sin. -- 2 Corinthians 8:9; Matthew 20:28; 1 Timothy 2:5,6.

After his resurrection, however, he is now defined as the Son of God -- no longer in the lowly condition of the flesh -- in power, having been given the plentitude of mightiness bodily that he needs to carry out the work his God has given him to do. -- Colossians 2:9,10; Ephesians 1:3,17-23.

He was indeed, put to death in the flesh, but made alive in the spirit. (1 Peter 3:18) Being made alive in the spirit, the days of his flesh are past. -- Hebrews 5:7.

If Jesus is still a human being, as usually claimed in the alleged "dual nature" of Christ, then we are left without a savior, for that would mean that Jesus either never sacrificed his flesh, or that he took back what he had sacrificed.
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You have not shown to me any thing that is contradictory in the statements I made. I assume that you are making some assumptions by which you are seeing what you believe to be contradictions, but as it is, these are not contradicting statement. Jesus did not recieve the bodily celestial glory in power until after he was raised, thus he did not possess this power while in the days of his flesh.



Jesus was the son of the only true God before he became flesh, while he was in the days of his flesh, and after he became exalted in power. In none of this does it mean that Jesus ever possessed two levels of sentiency at once.