@divegeester
I copied that by hand. Sometime you may notice that when I do that I have to go back and correct typos.
But your way too eager to validate your accusations to do that.
Now IF you don't mind . . . .
"God told Moses to lift up a bronze serpent on their behalf for God's judgment, that by looking upon that bronze serpent all might live. That was a type. Here, in this verse, the Lord Jesus applied that type to Himself, indicating that when He was in the flesh, He was in
"the likeness of the flesh of sin" (Rom. 8:3), which likeness is equal to the form of a bronze serpent.
The bronze had erpenty had the form of the serpent but was without the serpent's poison. Christ was made
"in the likeness of the flesh of sin," but He did not participate in any way in the sin of the flesh
(2 Cor. 5:21; Heb. 4:15) "