All the fulness of Deity dwells in Him Bodily !
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who is correct Moses of Jesus
who is correct Jesus or the Apostles
who is correct the Father or the Son
who is correct the spirit of Christ or the Holy Spirit
talk about your FALSE DICHOTOMY
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What part of - none of the texts you quoted state or infer that Jesus is "The Father" - did you not understand :)
You must have a reading comprehension issue I'm not oneness. I'm a Trinitarian sherlock..................
You keep using terms you don't understand "False Dichotomy" being the latest - and using them incorrectly.
There is nothing false about asking the above questions .. and certainly there is no False Dichotomy.
The texts don't say or infer what you claim. You are a Sherlock who makes up things that are in the Text .. but you pretend that they are.
Who cares what I believe in .. why are you trying to change the subject.
The passages in Question do not claim that Jesus is "The Father" .. further .. this is not something that the Early Church Believed.
who cares what the early church believed they were not Apostles, they did not write Scripture. Try making a BIBLICAL argument for once from the Text in Colossians
Never in a million years. You claimed they were not me.
You said who is right Luke or Paul. Your words.
case closed end of discussion. if you are unable to exegete Colossians just say so and quit pretending.
"9 For in Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form,"
That Christ was viewed as "Divine" does not make him "The Father" and this is simply not what the Early Church Believed.
sorry ..the "Jesus is The Father" narrative did not exist among the early Church.
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