Numbers 23:19

(1) In the Old Testament, the title "human child" appeared many times as a way to emphasize weakness. This seems to be included in Job 16:12; 25: 6; 35: 8, Isaiah 51: 12. Likewise, in Numbers 23:19, Gods who are not lying or repenting are in stark contrast to the children of those who are doing both at the same time. Well, if these verses are the background for Jesus to use the Son of Man for himself, perhaps he says to regard it as a way to emphasize humble titles or his weak avatar state can do. It is more modest than anyone who has ever passed Jesus Christ of the earth so far, but I think this is what he meant. As I pointed out above, in his ministry on the ground, Jesus need not be too noble with other people.

In a sense, people and ELOHIM are hostile (Numbers 23: 19). "God is neither a man to lie, nor a child of a man who must repent." Human language is quite contrastive. . Furthermore, contrary to flesh, God is regarded as a spirit (Isaiah 31: 3). The context is the power and power of ELOHIM, not human inability. "I am EL and I am not a saint among you." The background here focuses on the contrast between ELOHIM's sympathy, forgiveness and punitive anger.

As evidence that Jesus can not be a god, those who deny that Jesus has two properties, sacred and human, often quote No 23: 19. But this verse is not a challenge to the doctrine that Christ is a flesh of God. First of all, when writing numbers, God has not become fleshed yet. So, in those days, God was not alone. That was the truth. Tao is not yet flesh (John 1: 1, 14). Remember, this poem says: "God is not alone ..." Secondly, this verse says: "God is not alone, he ought to lie, he is a child of men In other words, he should repent, in other words, this verse treats the problem of God (his sin) that he is not lying and not repenting.This scripture will show you what he has incarnated later Instead, it says that God is not like a man, because he is not lying and there is no need to repent.