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I should have said utilizing the power of the Godhead wasn't exacted in Christ's earthly ministry as to Christ giving Himself any added benefits; wealth or comfort (any self seeking reason). He did many miracles but of course would pray giving God all the glory. In His first 30 years no miracles were indicated before His public ministry; and the first one turning water into wine perhaps was something He allowed before the other miracles. Reliance on the Spirit; of course is necessary for all of us; thus in His sinless earthly existance He was tempted but without sin; and had total dependance on God the Father and to be strengthened by angels; ministering through the power of the Spirit.
It perhaps is a novel thing just as much for us as for His disciples of old once resurrected; seeing Him ruling as King which is something no doubt they greatly desired when He first came. Maybe at that time we will understand the distinctions better between His role and that of the Father; which will probably be even clearer once He "hands over the Kingdom to the Father" ( 1 Cor. 15:24). To add another layer; we will rule and reign with Him; and David himself will once again be king along with Him as several scriptures indicate.
I should have said utilizing the power of the Godhead wasn't exacted in Christ's earthly ministry as to Christ giving Himself any added benefits; wealth or comfort (any self seeking reason). He did many miracles but of course would pray giving God all the glory. In His first 30 years no miracles were indicated before His public ministry; and the first one turning water into wine perhaps was something He allowed before the other miracles. Reliance on the Spirit; of course is necessary for all of us; thus in His sinless earthly existance He was tempted but without sin; and had total dependance on God the Father and to be strengthened by angels; ministering through the power of the Spirit.
It perhaps is a novel thing just as much for us as for His disciples of old once resurrected; seeing Him ruling as King which is something no doubt they greatly desired when He first came. Maybe at that time we will understand the distinctions better between His role and that of the Father; which will probably be even clearer once He "hands over the Kingdom to the Father" ( 1 Cor. 15:24). To add another layer; we will rule and reign with Him; and David himself will once again be king along with Him as several scriptures indicate.
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