@DearAmbellina2113 I'm sorry to hear that. I've been following Jesus for the last 33 years and I honestly can't say he's let me down. Maybe this would be of help.
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@jshm2 I think we should examine what the verse is saying:
John 5:30 isn't Jesus saying He's weak. It's Jesus saying He's completely obedient to His Father. He chose the cross on purpose. He volunteered, in order that we could have a way to avoid hell.
John 10:18 - No one takes my life from me. I lay it down. That's power, not weakness.
John 5:30 proves the opposite of what you think. He wasn't helpless. He was submitted. Big difference. He could've called 12 legions of angels. But He stayed for you, me, and the world, so that anyone who comes to him and wants to be saved, can do so. John 3:16.
If He couldn't help Himself, then why did He tell Peter to put the sword away in the garden? Why did He forgive the people crucifying Him? Sounds like someone very much in control to me. And if he could heal the blind, and command the sea to stop raging, I'm sure he wouldn't have had any problem stopping those who put the nails in his feet and hands.
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