Timeline for What does "not yet see" mean in Hebrews 2:8?
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| Oct 31 at 19:20 | comment | added | Jason_ | Let me see if I'm interpreting you right, are you trying to say that all of nature sees humans as fallen beings, not in God's image and that when Jesus curses the fig tree, it's symbolic? Like a signal to the world that humans are fallen but can be restored through living in Jesus and that once a person lives fully in Christ, all creation will see them as Jesus, who embodies God's promises fulfilled? | |
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| Oct 31 at 15:09 | comment | added | C. Stroud | Welcome to BH. Do read the Tour [below, left] to see how this site works. Are you saying everything is in subjection to Him but we do not see it? Or, that everything is not in subjection to Him and so we do not see His authority over all things? | |
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| S Oct 31 at 13:34 | history | answered | Francis Pius | CC BY-SA 4.0 |