On whether Jesus had always existed
The answer to you question can be found and John 1:1-18 NKJV. The 'Word' referred to in Verse 1 is Jesus Christ, and that same Word was spoken to the Womb of Mary, Mother of Jesus and became Flesh and dwelt among us. So the Word (Jesus Christ) had always been with God in the beginning. In the verses that follow, the word 'Him' is Jesus Christ. These verses introduced Jesus Christ, how He came into the World and how the World did not know Him and how those that received Him were given the right to become Children of God.
Written by B. Aro
Jesus Christ existed before Lucifer was created, but Lucifer existed before Jesus was incarnated.
Abraham
No, Abraham lived before the time of Jesus and did not have knowledge of him during his lifetime.
Jesus existed before there were denominations, or even Christianity. Jesus was a Jew.
No.
Jesus is the Word of God and life was created through him. Jesus existed before.
Yes Jesus existed right from the start, he is ageless.
According to the Bible, Jesus was not created - Jesus has always existed, and everything that was created was created through him. (John 1)
Yes, according to Christian belief, the Holy Spirit is considered to have existed before Jesus.
Because by saying that, in the mind of the Jews, He was saying He was God because He had always existed, and many of the Jews refused to believe He was God, and they considered it blasphemy for any man to say he was God.
Yes Jesus clearly says to the Jewish pn John 8-58,-"BEFORE ABRAHAM WAS I AM" Jesus asks his Father to glorify him "with the glory which I had with Thee before the world was" and reminds the Father that "Thou loved me before the foundation of the world." John 17: 5, 24 I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last." Revelation 1: 8, 11 & 22:13.
No.Christianity only existed after the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Christian faith is based on the death of Christ being a suitable payment for their sins so it didn't exist before the death of Christ.