First thanks for the reply, second, did I say God changed Forms? no we said that he "TOOK ON" Flesh that he shared himself in. now as for change, did not the Lord, the Christ tranfigured on the mount?.
Just as the Lord Jesus said, John 8:43 "Why do ye not understand my speech? even because ye cannot hear my word". we see you cannot understand our speech, and yet you cannot hear our word?".
see, you been believing the trinity for so long until you're convinced that it is the TRUTH. but scriptures say different. that's something you have to deal with yourself.
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let's see if we can be simple, Romans 5:14 "Nevertheless death reigned from Adam to Moses, even over them that had not sinned after the similitude of Adam's transgression, who is the figure of him that was to come". did you get that?, if we explain it then you say we're too deep...so you figure it out...
well there are many who say the trinity is unexplainable...but Diversified Oneness simply states that God, the Holy Spirit, shared himself in flesh. Oh how easy is that to understand? yet you cannot grasp it? why? Oh well
too deep for you? listen God is "Another" of himself in flesh called the "Son". was that too deep?.
just as he is called the "Comforter" in John 14, but the "Advocate" in 1John 2, still too deep? JESUS the the Maker of ALL THINGS in Isaiah 44:24, who is the WORD in John 1:3 that MADE all things, still too deep? JESUS is the Almighty God who appeared to Abraham as the LORD who CREATED all things. still too deep? JESUS is the "Comforter" who came to his disciples on the day of Pentecost with all power. and gave them gifts. still too deep, JESUS is the First and the Last who is the LORD in Isaiah 44:6. still too deep? JESUS is the Spirit, the Holy Spirit shared in flesh when he came into this world, Luke 2:25, hence the reason why "another" Comforter to come, John 14:16.
Oh there is so much more, but maybe it's still to deep ......
PICJAG.
I doubt that it is too deep. Trust me, my IQ could handle it. I just prefer the read the Scriptures for what they say, and not what someone has to read into them. I provide Scripture, which is never answered by you without hopping onto some other topic; it is not that the Trinity is not supported by Scripture, it is that God has not opened your eyes to the acknowledging of the truth. We could have this debate all day, and it would never change your mind. You claim that somehow Jesus was speaking to himself when he asked the father to take the cup from him, you blatantly disregard plain Scripture saying Christ never changes, and read into Scripture the fact that he does indeed change from one person to another.