"According To Photius [a 9th Century Byzantine Patriarch], Clement Of Alexandria Held At Least A Quasi-docetic

"According to Photius [a 9th century Byzantine Patriarch], Clement of Alexandria held at least a quasi-docetic belief regarding the nature of Christ, namely that the Word/Logos did not became flesh, but only ‘appeared to be in flesh,’ an interpretation which directly denied the reality of the incarnation."

--(Clement of Alexandria on Trial: The Evidence of "Heresy" from Photius' Bibliotheca. Ashwin-Siejkowski 95).

"In some cases, predictions about the [OT] suffering servant are immediately next to prophecies about King Messiah, without any mention of a more-than-two-thousand-year gap between them (e.g., cross-reference Isaiah 61:1 ff and Jesus’ commentary in Luke 4:21)."

Satan and His Kingdom: What the Bible Says and How It Matters to You. Dennis McCallum 38.

THERE IS NONE WHO UNDERSTANDS

--Rom. 3:11

No Old Testament passage indicates that Messiah will come twice.

--Dennis McCallum, theologian

The day of the LORD is near, for the LORD has prepared a sacrifice.

--Zephaniah 1:7

The Jews therefore said to one another, 'Where does this man intend to go that we shall not find Him? He is not intending to go to the … Greeks, and teach the Greeks [instead], is He?'

--John 7:35