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Trinitarian theology is complicated. In my opinion, it was never intended to be understood; just believed. I gave a lecture in Kenya about the Messiah’s theology. After the lecture a man approached me with a huge smile on his face. He complimented me on the lecture, told me how wonderful the...

Have you ever been in a conversation with someone where the person pauses and then asks if you would like to have a conversation with him or her? I’ve only experienced that once, and I’m not sure yet what to make of it.

Exhibit A. These forums.

The Messiah’s God is. In some sense, yes.

We’ve previously discussed how “one” can, and sometimes does, modify collective nouns - in any language, not just Hebrew. So what does your comment have to do with the question I asked @DanielConway? Do you understand why I asked him the question that I did?

Guardian angels are known in scripture.

That’s quite a story, but not on par with the Bible story.

Jesus also worshiped his God and our God with confidence. Kings never do.

From Triumph of the Will (warning: a Nazi propaganda film) Messianic imagery / counterfeit messianism.

From Hitler’s Reign of Terror

Tell the story.

Welcome to the forums. What do, or would, you call “three beings became one in the Hebrew God, a unity”?

Now? I don’t know who Alex Collier is or why he’s saying what your reporting he’s saying. Angels have been real since the moment of their creation. What do you say about angels, and why do you say it @Holy999?

Welcome to the forums. Fwiw, I don’t discount anyone’s experiences.

From Hacksaw Ridge

Taxes! You forgot to mention taxes!! That’s inexcusable for a prophet!!! “I’m made as hell, and I’m not going to take this any more!” - Howard Beale, Network

That describes me to a tee. Primitive Christianity.

Thanks. As you know, I agree with all of this. * Will someone kindly nudge the jukebox?

I’m Old School. We can call a desk a chair but a desk is a desk, not a chair. It’s the same with the Trinity. The Trinity has been well defined since the 4th century. Any deviation from that definition is calling something that isn’t the Trinity the Trinity. I run across this constantly, in...