Do you believe GOD IN FLESH?

I believe that Jesus Christ came to earth to be born as a man and that he was God incarnate, God with us. Before he came to earth, he was the Word of God who was with God in the beginning and who is God.

No.

People invented thousands of gods and there's no evidence for any one of them.

Jesus Christ is the spirit of God in the Flesh. He has died and has risen forever.

GOD IN FLESH. Jesus did what God could not! Jesus was the One Mediator between God and man. 1 Tim. 2:5 But Jesus was MORE than just a man. That is why Paul wrote in 2 Cor. 5:19 that God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself.And again in 1 Tim. 3:16, "God was manifest in the flesh. And also in Heb.God: Jesus: God is the Word. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God John 1:1 Jesus is the Word....the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us...John 1:14 God: Jesus: God is the first and the last. I the LORD, the first, and with the last; I am he. Isaiah 41:4 Mat 14:33 Then they that were in the ship came and worshipped him, saying, Of a truth thou art the Son of God.God In The Flesh Receives Worship. In contrast to God's angels refusing worship and the apostles refusing sacrifice as would be given to a deity, the Lord Jesus.God in the flesh received worship from others, including his own disciples: Then those who were in the boat worshiped him, saying.Truly you are the Son of God. And as they went to tell his disciples, behold, Jesus met them, saying, All hail. And they came and held him by the feet, and worshipped him.Matthew only. Then - and (Revised Version, δέ) - they that were in the ship; boat (Revised Version). If there were others than the disciples in the boat, as is probable, these also would be included; but the disciples would naturally take the lead (cf. the notes on Matthew 8:23, 27). Came and. The Revised Version omits these two words, with the manuscripts. They are due to the analogy ofhim we read of wonder; here, of homage. Saying, Of a truth (ἀληθῶς); v. "verily." The word seems to imply that the suggestion did not enter their minds now for the first time. Two had, perhaps, heard the words spoken at the baptism and most of them, if not all, the utterance by the demons in Matthew 8:29. Yet these utterances in reality far surpassed what they even nosy imagined (vide infra). Thou art the Son of God (Θεοῦ υἱὸς εϊ). Although the phrase is not of the definite form found in and Matthew 16:16, where it is used with express reference to the Messiahship of Jesus for the intermediate form, yet it is impossible to take it here as merely referring to a moral relation between Jesus and God. this might be sufficient.Luke has "righteous but here there is no question of coming up to a standard of moral uprightness, but rather of manifestation of power, and this is connected with Messiah. His authority over the elements leads to the homage of those who witness its exercise, and forces from them the expression that he is the promised Representative of God on earth. Observe, however, that not even so is it a profession of faith in his absolute

Divinity. They that were in the ship.--The peculiar description was apparently intended to distinguish them from Peter and the other disciples, and probably indicates that they were the crew of the boat, or some chance passengers, who had no previous knowledge of our Lord and of His works. They too were led, in that moment of wonder, to the confession that the Prophet of Nazareth was more than man, and in this, as far as the Gospel record goes, they anticipated the faith even of the foremost of the disciples. It is significant that Peter's confession that He was "the Son of God," or "the Holy One of God.John 6:69 follows shortly upon this.

God is supernatural, Jesus is a spirit

No. but Goddess is in flesh

Stop answering peoples questions with "-" and "=" you stupid b**tch.

If God were flesh, He would be separate from us. We made this world to be separate from God. We are all spirit in reality. The kingdom of heaven is within you.

Jesus Christ said he would be with us always. If he were flesh, that wouldn't be true.