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Now, is there any trinitarians out there who can reconcile 1 Timothy 6:16 and Isaiah 57:15 differently? love to hear your answer.
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Of course Jesus is an immortal human being (I also am not diminishing the fact that He is God).Now, is there any trinitarians out there who can reconcile 1 Timothy 6:16 and Isaiah 57:15 differently? love to hear your answer.
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That the Son is come in human flesh; while the Father is a Spirit that resides in eternity.
The Holy Ghost (a Spirit) has lived a human life while the Father has not yet lived the life of Jesus.
But they are indeed the same Person, the same Spirit, the same Lord, the same God.
For there is one Spirit (Ephesians 4:4).
It is not modalism; for I consider that there is a distinction between Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.Woah, now I know that you're not a typical "Christian!" What denomination do you belong to? I haven't heard that view of the Trinity before! Clearly, it is the heresy of Modalism. I beg you to reconsider, or at least consider other views with an open mind!
It is not modalism; for I consider that there is a distinction between Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Do you think that a 2nd God descended to become a Man; or that 1/3 of God did so?There may be varieties of Modalism, but what you espouse is indeed Modalism. To say that all of the Persons of the Trinity are one Person is Modalism, unless you are just referring to all Persons of the Trinity being the one person of God. This is how I used to say it, and it created some confusion with others, who knew better than I did the Trinitarian formula.
One Person of the Trinity is not another Person of the Trinity. That is Modalism!
You say (highlighted in red,) "One Person of the Trinity is not another Person of the Trinity. That is Modalism!There may be varieties of Modalism, but what you espouse is indeed Modalism. To say that all of the Persons of the Trinity are one Person is Modalism, unless you are just referring to all Persons of the Trinity being the one person of God. This is how I used to say it, and it created some confusion with others, who knew better than I did the Trinitarian formula.
One Person of the Trinity is not another Person of the Trinity. That is Modalism!
No, I didn't have it wrong. The guy I was speaking to had it wrong, and was, in fact, Modalism. I agree with the diagram. One Person is not the other Person. All of the Persons are God. So I don't know why you think I have it wrong? Could you be speaking to someone else, or misunderstanding me?You have it the wrong way round Randy. What you call Modalism, is actually Trinitarism.
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Do you think that a 2nd God descended to become a Man; or that 1/3 of God did so?
Read the book of isaiah with any such concept in mind; and see if you do not find verses in the book refuting such a concept.
Or, do you believe that God descended to become a Man?
I believe in the Trinity; but I emphasize the Oneness of the Lord in order to combat the heretical view of Tritheism.
No, I didn't have it wrong. The guy I was speaking to had it wrong, and was, in fact, Modalism. I agree with the diagram. One Person is not the other Person. All of the Persons are God. So I don't know why you think I have it wrong? Could you be speaking to someone else, or misunderstanding me?
You are correct, however, Jesus was made God after his God resurrected him via the Col 2:9 effect on his spirit body.
So this is how Jesus is God to us today(God reigning over us THROUGH the body of His son).
God does everything through His son now, and we respond to God through His son.
Hi Barney,
This is a 2 minute video that has the Gospel woven right into the genealogies from Adam to Noah....very very interesting. It's only 2 minutes long if you want to take the time :)
No thank you, concerning the video. What I said was true. Nowhere in the scriptures did Gods Holy Spirit influence
any man to describe Jesus as God-man or Man-God. I find that very significant myself
GINOLJC to all.Of course Jesus is an immortal human being (I also am not diminishing the fact that He is God).
The Father is a Spirit that inhabiteth eternity; He does not dwell in flesh (except "after" He descends to become the Son of man).
Zechariah 13:7 "Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, and against the man that is my fellow, saith the LORD of hosts: smite the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered: and I will turn mine hand upon the little ones."No thank you, concerning the video. What I said was true. Nowhere in the scriptures did Gods Holy Spirit influence
any man to describe Jesus as God-man or Man-God. I find that very significant myself
well Barney, your own bible don't agree with you on that. your new world translations calls Jesus GOD.Jehovah is The Only True God, he is the Father and God of Jesus Christ.
I believe that Jehovah God has made his Only Begotten Son Jesus a god.
Then you disagree with Col 2:9.Jehovah is The Only True God, he is the Father and God of Jesus Christ.
I believe that Jehovah God has made his Only Begotten Son Jesus a god.
We pray to no one but Jehovah God. It is true we use Jesus' name when
praying to Jehovah God, for example, "Jehovah God we come to you in
prayer in the name of your Only Begotten Son Jesus Christ."
I agree that Jehovah God is working through his Only Begotten Son Jesus.
However, if you're saying that Jehovah God is working or reigning through
Jesus fleshly body, I disagree.
So, you won't take 2 minutes of your life to see what those genealogies really tell us? Wow, okay. You're stuck in cement and remain unteachable. Not to mention, what is shown on the video is something man could NEVER do...all through the genealogies. I found it fascinating.
Jesus preexisted as a human in the mind of God, which is reality since there is no time in God. (Psalm 2, Psalm 22, Rev 13:8)So what you will not acknowledge that God's Holy Spirit which gives us all the truth we
need about Jesus Christ never describes him as God-man or a man-God or God incarnate.
These are phrases that man wants to add to scripture. I don't think God's
Holy Spirit needs any human to help in describing exactly who Jesus Christ is.
God's word reveals that Jesus is God’s Son and not as God. Jesus himself said: “I am God’s Son.”
To Mary, the angel Gabriel said: “What is born will be called holy, God’s Son.” Nothing is said of a
God-man or a man-God. Nowhere in the Bible is Jesus called a “God-man” or “God incarnate.”