The Godhead/Trinity Has Already Been Scientifically Proven

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101G

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John 17:11 "And now I am no more in the world, but these are in the world, and I come to thee. Holy Father, keep through thine own name those whom thou hast given me, that they may be one, as we are".

one:
G1520 εἷς heis (heis') n.
ἕν hen (hen') [including the neuter (etc.)]
one.
[a primary numeral]
KJV: a(-n, -ny, certain), + abundantly, man, one (another), only, other, some

lol, the church is not in the Godhead, so that's a false statement.

but chuch is "with" the Godhead in a marriage setting, as one in an "Echad" :eek: but not IN a "Yachid" as God.

One need to know and understand the difference between an echad of one and the Yachid of the Godhead in one.

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2 Timothy 3:7 .... :rolleyes:
 

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oops.... supposed to be nothing broken, nothing missing, yet so much is broken ...... (wrongly interpreted by man/men/here)
 

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Isaiah 28:9 "Whom shall he teach knowledge? and whom shall he make to understand doctrine? them that are weaned from the milk, and drawn from the breasts.
Isaiah 28:10 "For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little:
Isaiah 28:11 "For with stammering lips and another tongue will he speak to this people.

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The way modern man has chosen to classify certain things does not make them basic, important elements of the creation known to all men from the very beginning.  Time does not have to be classified as past, present and future.  It can be classified in many ways: Pre-flood and Post-flood;  B.C and A.D; etc.  Furthermore, the concept of time (not a visible material thing seen from the beginning) is that there is an eternally long past, an eternally long future, and the present is only an instant.  Certainly not three equal things! Yes, you can classify things in such a way as to make three things (or other numbers).

Man's classifications of things are variable and usually not clearly seen by men since their creation!

For example the classification of matter into solids, liquids and gases is arbitrary at best and certainly not understood from the beginning.  For a long period of time men believed all things to be composed of fire, earth, water, and air!

In fact there are at least four, probably more, states that matter can be classified into: solid, liquid, gas, and plasma.  And if we wanted to be even more precise, we would have to add the in-between states like the stage between solid and liquid: gel.  Even so, man's modern day classification of these things is not the same as the most important things he has actually seen from the beginning, some of which are given in the message above: one sun, one moon, etc.

"Father, .... this is eternal life that they know you, the only true God" - John 17:1, 3.

1. birth, life, death

2. LIGHT: Sun, moon, stars.

3. Ice, water, steam.

4. Animal, plant, rock.

5. Sky, ground, sea (Air, earth, water, )

6. FAMILY: Father, Mother, Child(ren)

7. Past, present, future

8. Yesterday, today, tomorrow

9. He, she, it (first, second and third person in speech) [Incorrect terminology]

But those are merely examples of classification selected by men.

1. birth, life, childhood, adulthood, old age, death, afterlife.

2. LIGHT: Sun, moon, stars, comet, meteor, fire, lightning (plasma, probably the most available form of matter in existence).

3. Ice, water, steam, plasma

4. Animal, plant, rock, water, metal

5. Sky, ground, stone, sea (Air, earth, water, stone, plasma)

6. FAMILY: Father, Mother, Son, Daughter.

7. Past, present, future (past is infinite, future is infinite, present is relatively instant).

8. Yesterday, today, tomorrow (day before yesterday, day after tomorrow, last year, next year)

9. I, me, (first person); you (second person); He, him, she, her, it (third person in speech)

"Father, .... this is eternal life that they know you, the only true God" - John 17:1, 3.

Jesus' prayer does not use the Hebrew echad, but instead uses the Greek hen ('one,' neuter).
 

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Don't forget that any kind of theory, list, proposal, comparison, etc. that you folks come up with, whether it's to agree or disagree with the Original Post of the thread, if it's not backed up by verses, then all you have done is waste your time.

I will show another example:

Revelation 4:5
"And out of the throne proceeded lightnings and thunderings and voices: and there were seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven Spirits of God"


So once again, God compares the Holy Ghost to Lightning (Electricity) and Fire (Light/Photons/Electromagnetism).

Is Ice mentioned in the verse? Time? Old Age?

And what is it about Ice, Time, Old Age etc. that has to do with the number Seven and Lightning?

Nothing.

On the other hand, Seven is precisely the number of Electron Shells that an Atom can have...

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There are literally Seven Spirits!

But because "THE CHURCH" and "THE SCHOLARS" told you people that the Godhead could never be Quantified, you turn your noses up at these incredible Revelations that God worked so hard to put into the Bible.

Sorry God. They just don't believe you. I do though.

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Don't forget that any kind of theory, list, proposal, comparison, etc. that you folks come up with, whether it's to agree or disagree with the Original Post of the thread, if it's not backed up by verses, then all you have done is waste your time.

I will show another example:

Revelation 4:5
"And out of the throne proceeded lightnings and thunderings and voices: and there were seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven Spirits of God"


So once again, God compares the Holy Ghost to Lightning (Electricity) and Fire (Light/Photons/Electromagnetism).

Is Ice mentioned in the verse? Time? Old Age?

And what is it about Ice, Time, Old Age etc. that has to do with the number Seven and Lightning?

Nothing.

On the other hand, Seven is precisely the number of Electron Shells that an Atom can have...

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There are literally Seven Spirits!

But because "THE CHURCH" and "THE SCHOLARS" told you people that the Godhead could never be Quantified, you turn your noses up at these incredible Revelations that God worked so hard to put into the Bible.

Sorry God. They just don't believe you. I do though.

:)
As far as God in Three Persons is concerned, this great truth is revealed in Scripture, which is the basis for believers' faith.
 

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Clarification is necessary here, for there is no "Godhead" (that originated from Godhood), as rendered by several Bibles such as the King James Bible in three places, Acts 17:29, Romans 1:20, and Colossians 2:9, though only once in the Catholic Douay at Colossians 2:9.(Note: at Acts 17:29 and Rom 1:20, the word "divinity" is used in the Catholic Douay Version; also note: the word "Godhead" is rendered from the Greek theios, theiotes and theotes but properly rendered as "Divine Being" at Acts 17:29, "Godship" at Rom 1:20 and "divine quality" at Col 2:9, as the context requires)

The use of "Godhead" came into play in order to prop up the false ideology that God is triune or a trinity, three persons in one "Godhead" that eventually arose in the 4th century C.E. from differences between philosopher-theologians Arius, who said that the Jesus is really a son, that had a beginning (Col 1:15; Rev 3:14), but also believed that the holy spirit was a person, though inferior to the Father and the Son, and Athanasius, both of Alexandria, Egypt. Athanasius maintained that there were three persons of the "Godhead" and were of the same substance and therefore, not three Gods but one. Neither Arius nor Athanasius were accurate in their understanding of who God is.

At Isaiah 45, it enlightens us to the fact that there is only one Almighty God whose name is Jehovah, saying: "This is what Jehovah says, the Creator of the heavens, the true God, the One who formed the earth, its Maker who firmly established it, who did not create it for nothing, but formed it to be inhabited: I (singular, not plural) am Jehovah, and there is no one (not three, or "none else", KJV) else (as Almighty God)".(Isa 45:18; see also Isa 46:9 that says: "Remember the former things of long ago, that I (singular, not plural, denoting one person) am God (Almighty), and there is no other (God Almighty or "none like me" [not us], showing singularity, KJV)")

At Isaiah 42:1 (and Matt 12:18), Jesus is called God's "servant", "my chosen one whom I have approved" and therefore inferior to the Father, God.(see Eph 1:3, 17, 2 Cor. 1:3 and Col 1:3, whereby God is called Jesus Father; Note: How can Jesus be God Almighty and yet get approval from God ? See also Matt 17:5 in which God says: "This is my Son, the beloved, whom I (singular) have approved". If Jesus is God Almighty, then why would there be a voice from heaven telling him that he is now approved by God ?)

And at 1 Timothy 2:5, the apostle Paul wrote: "For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, a man, Christ Jesus". So, Jesus is our mediator between us and Jehovah God, not part of a "Holy Trinity".(see also 1 Cor 8:6 whereby Paul clearly distinguishes God from Jesus, calling Jesus only as "Lord")

And consider what Jesus told the Samaritan woman at John 4. When the subject of worship came up, what did Jesus tell her ? he said: "You worship what you do not know; we worship (Jesus includes himself with other Jews in worshipping God) what we do know".(John 4:22)

Jesus now says: "God is a Spirit (in the invisible spirit realm, not a man of flesh and blood), and those worshipping him (not Jesus, for Jesus said that worship only goes through him, not to him, John 14:6) must worship with spirit and truth (or with accurate knowledge with no images as some churches have, such as Catholicism)".(John 4:24)

And at Isaiah 44:3, the holy spirit is shown as being "poured out" like water and blessings, in which neither water nor blessings are persons, and thus the holy spirit is not a person.

And at John 3:8, Jesus used the Greek word pneuma for both "wind" and "spirit", denoting that the holy spirit is an unseen active force that produces visible results just as the wind does, and that Jehovah God used "his holy spirit" to create the universe, the earth and all its life.(see Gen chapter 1 concerning how God fashioned the earth for life to exist over six "creative" days, using his holy spirit to accomplish this, Gen 1:1, 2)

Note: In cases where only the wind is spoken of, such as at Matthew 11:7, Mark 4:39, and Luke 8:24, the Greek word anemos is used, but at John 3:8, in Jesus using the Greek word pnuema, he showed that the holy spirit is an invisible force that produces visible results, like the wind that we cannot see but causes things to be moved or created.

Ps 104:29, 30 says that "if you (Jehovah God) take away their spirit (or life force), they die and return to the dust. If you send out your spirit (giving them a life force), they are created (or be recreated by means of a resurrection from the dead), and renew the surface of the ground".) Just as electricity brings appliances and machines to "life", so likewise, our spirit is the life force required for us to be alive and enjoy life.
 
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first thanks for the reply, second not saying that you're right or wrong, but consider this, the term "Godhead" is rooted in Hebraism,
G2316 θεός theos (the-os') n.
1. (properly, in Greek) a god or deity. a supernatural, powerful entity (real or imagined).
2. (by Hebraism, especially with G3588) God, the Supreme Being, the Creator, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, Yahweh by name.
3. (figuratively) a supreme magistrate (in the land).
[of uncertain affinity]
KJV: X exceeding, God, god(-ly, -ward)

is it perfect, maybe not but do it ascertain for us in describing God nature as a plurality? yes.

but I see you are doing the same thing with the name "Jehovah", which is not and was never ever God Name.

so the bible is clear that it is only one Godhead and only one "PERSON", who it is, and his name is not Jehovah, but "JESUS"

PICJAG.
 

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Ps 104:29, 30 says that "if you (Jehovah God) take away their spirit (or life force), they die and return to the dust. If you send out your spirit (giving them a life force), they are created (or be recreated by means of a resurrection from the dead), and renew the surface of the ground".) Just as electricity brings appliances and machines to "life", so likewise, our spirit is the life force required for us to be alive and enjoy life.
Thanks for commenting Guestman.

That Psalm almost sounds like it's describing the Nitrogen Cycle.
 

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Ha, I found this...

Jeremiah 8:2 (NET Bible)
"They will be spread out and exposed to the sun, the moon and the stars. These are things they adored and served, things to which they paid allegiance, from which they sought guidance, and worshiped. The bones of these people will never be regathered and reburied. They will be like manure used to fertilize the ground."
 

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Ha, I found this...

Jeremiah 8:2 (NET Bible)
"They will be spread out and exposed to the sun, the moon and the stars. These are things they adored and served, things to which they paid allegiance, from which they sought guidance, and worshiped. The bones of these people will never be regathered and reburied. They will be like manure used to fertilize the ground."
but B12 fertilizer don't talk or eat or sleep.?

now if you might used that as or in a "Carbon" base setting you have something there.

PICJAG.
 
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Did you know that the Neutron is the Father Particle? It is the only Particle that contains both a Proton and Electron inside of it.

In other words, the Father is One and the Son is in the bosom of the Father...

John 1:18
"No man hath seen God at any time; the only begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father, he hath declared him."


In fact, the Neutron is the only Particle that can 'Begat' a Proton...

Psalms 2:7
"I will declare the decree: the LORD hath said unto me, Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee."


One of the most famous verses in the Bible is actually describing Beta Decay...

John 3:16
"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."


"A free neutron is unstable, decaying to a proton, electron and antineutrino with a mean lifetime of just under 15 minutes (881.5±1.5 s). This radioactive decay, known as beta decay, is possible because the mass of the neutron is slightly greater than the proton."

And there you have it. The Neutron and Father portion of the Godhead match precisely.

;)
 

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The Trinity debate is over. Science and the Bible are (as usual) in agreement.

The Godhead has been Scientifically proven to exist beyond a shadow of a doubt.

Let's go over some of the basics, beginning with this verse...

Romans 1:20
"For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse"


There is an incredible amount of information packed in that verse. We will now break it down into easy to understand parts.

Invisible Things of Him
The 'Invisible Things of Him' is the Word of God that serves as the foundation of the Reality that we live in. It can be likened to Software Code running a Simulation, similar to the movie The Matrix...


Like a game of Sims, our Universe exists in this Code. How do we know? God has taught us this...

Hebrews 11:3
"Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear"


In stunning plainness of speech, God is teaching us that our entire Reality is made of things that are completely invisible to us.

In other words, there is a 'Framework' behind all that we see. That Framework is the Word of God...

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To be continued...

At Romans 1:20 The apostle refers to the undeniable visible evidence of God’s “invisible qualities,” particularly his “eternal power and Godship [Thei·oʹtes].” Other translations read “Godhead” or “deity” (KJ, NE, RS, JB), conveying to many the idea of personality, the state of being a person. However, the Greek word thei·oʹtes means “divine nature, divinity.” So there is a basis for rendering thei·oʹtes as referring to the quality of being a god, not the person of God, and this is supported by the context. The apostle is discussing things that are discernible in the physical creation. For example, while the creation does not reveal the name of God, it does give evidence of his “eternal power” which is needed to create and sustain the universe. The physical creation also displays his “Godship,” the fact that the Creator truly is God and is worthy of our worship.
So what I'm saying is that while I understand many translations translate the Greek word "thei·oʹtes" as "Godhead," there's no reason other Bibles can't translate this Greek word as "Godship."
 

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Base12 says: That's it. That's what the Bible means by Godhead. Everything we see around us, in other words Physical Matter, is the Godhead.[/Quote\]

No, not that you'll agree, but everything we see around us, in other words, Physical Matter, is proof of his Godship, not Godhead. As I said the Greek word thei·oʹtes means “divine nature, divinity.” So there is a basis for rendering thei·oʹtes as referring to the quality of being a god, not the person of God.
 

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I agree with your analysis. I would submit though that the Bible doesn't imply that God is three persons. The Bible states that the Lord God is one. Paul said, to us there is one God, the Father.
Other religions, older than Christianity, influenced Christendom early on.
 
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That's OK Marksman. I am grateful you had a chance to consider the info. Many "Christian" Forums ban this topic as well as yours truly.

Thank God Christianity Board allows us to explore these concepts together.
"Discuss" says it much better.

God FORBIDS exploring godless concepts and false teachings (including dna and spurhumanism).
 

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I believe that the word 'Godhead' in the King James Bible is interchangeable with the word Trinity.

I sometimes mix the two words in order for the Search Engines to find the thread.

The word Godhead is an old English word that means Godhood. There is motherhood and fatherhood and there is Godhood.
 

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Matthew 28:19
19 Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,

"NAME" is singular. They baptized in the Name of Jesus!
 

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Matthew 28:19
19 Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,

"NAME" is singular. They baptized in the Name of Jesus!

The phrase, "in the name of," means, " in recognition of."

To be baptized “in the name of the Father,” what must a person recognize concerning the Father? (2 Ki. 19:15; Ps. 3:8; 73:28; Isa. 6:3; Rom. 15:6; Heb. 12:9; Jas. 1:17)

Baptism in the name “of the Son” calls for recognition of what? (Matt. 16:16, 24; Phil. 2:9-11;Heb. 5:9, 10)

What must a person believe in order to be baptized in the name “of the holy spirit”? (Luke 11:13; John 14:16, 17; Acts 1:8; 10:38; Gal. 5:22, 23; 2 Pet. 1:21)
 

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On pentecost 33 CE there occurred from heaven a noise just like that of a rushing stiff breeze.” In the upper chamber of a house, some 120 of Jesus’ disciples were filled with holy spirit. Thereafter, reverent men and women gathered and were intrigued to hear these disciples “speak with different tongues.” Upon listening to what Peter said, including his pointed comments about Jesus’ death, many “were stabbed to the heart.” What should they do? Peter answered: “Repent, and let each one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ . . . , and you will receive the free gift of the holy spirit.”—Acts 2:1-4, 36-38.

Think of the religious situation of those Jews and proselytes who heard Peter. They had already accepted Jehovah as their God. And from the Hebrew Scriptures, they knew about the holy spirit, God’s active force used during creation and thereafter. (Gen. 1:2; Judg. 14:5, 6;1 Sam. 10:6; Ps. 33:6) But they needed something more. It was vital for them to understand and accept God’s means of salvation—the Messiah, Jesus. Hence, Peter highlighted their need for being “baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.” Some days before, the resurrected Jesus commanded Peter and others to baptize people “in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the holy spirit.” (Matt. 28:19, 20) That had profound meaning in the first century, and it still does.

In the Name of the Father

Those who responded to Peter’s discourse worshipped Jehovah and had previously had a relationship with him. They had been trying to follow his Law, which was the reason those from other lands had come to Jerusalem. (Acts 2:5-11) However, God had just made a significant change in his dealings. He rejected the Jews as his special nation; their keeping the Law was no longer the means to obtain his approval. (Matt. 21:43;Col. 2:14)

Those responding to Peter’s explanation could see now more than ever that Jehovah was a benevolent Father. He sent the Messiah to deliver them and was willing to forgive even those to whom Peter could say: “Let all the house of Israel know for a certainty that God made him both Lord and Christ, this Jesus whom you impaled.” Actually, those applying Peter’s words would now have even greater reason to appreciate what the Father had done for all who wanted a relationship with God!—Acts 2:30-36.

Indeed, those Jews and proselytes could now see that a relationship with Jehovah involved recognizing him as the Provider of salvation by means of Jesus. Today, millions of people from various backgrounds have learned from the Bible the truth about Jehovah. (Isa. 2:2, 3) They became convinced of the existence of a Creator with whom they could have a meaningful relationship. Others worshipped various idols. They learned that Jehovah alone is the almighty God, and they now address him by his personal name. That is in line with the fact that Jesus said his disciples should be baptized in the name of the Father.

Upon learning the truth about inherited sin, many have accepted the Bible and have come to understand that God is offering salvation. Yes, all who are alienated from the Father need to turn to the One who can save them.—Eph. 4:17-19.

If we have already dedicated our life to Jehovah God and have become a baptized Christian, we know what a wonderful thing it is to have a relationship with him. We can now appreciate how loving our Father, Jehovah, is.(Romans 5:8.)

In the Name of the Son

Accepting Jesus, is directly linked to being baptized “in the name . . . of the Son.” Why is that vital? Well, accepting Jesus and being baptized in his name means recognizing his role in our relationship with the Creator. Jesus had to be hanged on a torture stake in order to remove the curse of the Law from the Jews; however, his death had a greater benefit. (Gal. 3:13) He provided the ransom sacrifice that all mankind needed. (Eph. 2:15, 16;Col. 1:20; 1 John 2:1, 2) He died so that we can gain endless life.

Being baptized in the name of the Son means acknowledging what Jesus has done for us and accepting his authority as “the Chief Agent of life.” (Acts 3:15; 5:31) Previously, we had no relationship with the Creator, and actually we had no valid hope. But by exercising faith in the shed blood of Jesus Christ and being baptized, we now have a relationship with the Father. (Eph. 2:12, 13) “You who were once alienated and enemies because your minds were on the works that were wicked,” wrote the apostle Paul, “[God] now has again reconciled by means of [Jesus’] fleshly body through his death, in order to present you holy and unblemished.”—Col. 1:21, 22.

Being baptized in the name of the Son means recognizing Jesus’ authority and striving to follow his example and teachings, including that of being willing to forgive others.—1 Pet. 2:21; 1 John 2:6.

Being imperfect, we are not able to imitate Jesus fully. Nevertheless, in line with our wholehearted dedication to God, we want to imitate Jesus to the best of our ability. This involves continuing to work at putting away the old personality and putting on the new. (Ephesians 4:20-24.) We want to learn from Christ and imitate him.

There is another way we can show that we understand what is involved in having been baptized in the name of the Son. God “subjected all things under [Jesus’] feet, and made him head over all things to the congregation.” (Eph. 1:22) Thus, we need to respect the way Jesus directs those dedicated to Jehovah. Christ is using imperfect humans in the local congregation, particularly the spiritually older men, the appointed elders. The provision of having such men appointed is “with a view to the readjustment of the holy ones, . . . for the building up of the body of the Christ.” (Eph. 4:11, 12)

In the Name of the Holy Spirit

What does it mean to be baptized in the name of the holy spirit? Those hearing Peter on the day of Pentecost were aware of the holy spirit. In fact, they could see proof right before their eyes that God continued to use the holy spirit. Peter was one of those who had been “filled with holy spirit and [who had] started to speak with different tongues.” (Acts 2:4, 8) One who is baptized in the name of the holy spirit recognizes that the holy spirit is, not a person, but Jehovah’s active force. And such baptism means that one acknowledges the role the holy spirit plays in God’s purpose.
The Scriptures were written under the inspiration of holy spirit. (2 Tim. 3:16) The Father in heaven gives holy spirit to those asking him.(Luke 11:13)