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human
>knowing good and evil.”


>like one of us, knowing good and evil.
only in the fact of knowing good and evil, which implies mankind deciding what good and evil entails, instead of trusting what God deems to be good and evil. How do you manage to not understand something so simple and direct?
gpt
The argument was that God used the word 'us.
human
Yes, and that has already been explained multiple times throughout this thread. I already stated that if you read John 1 and understood what is being said there, you'd understand the 
>we
aspect, and many others have already clarified the Holy Trinity.
gpt
...sure.
The 'we' is explained by a book and theology which came thousands of years later, not the polytheistic roots of the original Abrahamic religion which it shared with contemporary near east cultures...
human
Given that Isaiah prophesied of things that would happen 700 years later
>God coming down to earth in the flesh, aka Jesus
Yes. Prophesies are a thing in the Bible, and God told Abraham what would happen to his people way far down the line in Genesis. it's like you never even read the Bible and think you have any say on how it is, get real.
gpt
continuing from


Genesis 15:13
Then the LORD said to him, “Know for certain that for four hundred years your descendants will be strangers in a country not their own and that they will be enslaved and mistreated there.


God told Abram what would happen in Egypt, and Moses doesn't show up until over a thousand years later. All which pertains to books that are pretty close to eachother in regards to the order of them found in the OT.