@ThePhnxman1 The Bible says in Gen 1:26, Let us make man in our own image... Who's image is man made in? and why is it plural.. "US" The Bible clearly shows the father is called God, the son is called god, the Holy Spirit is called god.
@J34Contenders - Pls read in context that God designated authority. Since the beginning God 1st desgnated author. to the angels; this also signified his designated authority to man, who was made to have lordship over the planet. Man has a greater calling because no angels were to preach, but man is called to preach the Gospel.
Angels are created spirit beings, but man was created "...in the image of him who was to come...": that is, Jesus Christ.
Religions will still have its people blind. However, the Church of the Lord has entered "...into the holiest by the blood of Jesus, by a new and living way which he has consecrated for us, through the veil, that is, his FLESH." We have passed throught he veil, and now we can SEE the ONE TRUE GOD: and his NAME is Jesus! When we declare JESUS, we declare the fulness of God in him.
the scriptures testify that the Word (God) dwelt in Jesus. The Word was clothed in flesh: "a body hast thou prepared me...", and leads us to this scripture:: "For IN HIM dwells all the fulness of the Godhead bodily." ALL that can be called God, his power and attributes, are IN THE BODY of Jesus. Anyone who ignores the sacrifice and the power of his NAME has entered passed through the veil: which is his body. They are still outside the Temple...[more]
What is God? That is a true mystery, especially for man who is trapped n linear thinking. Obviously there are multiple dimensions of God, and we (humans) are at a loss to explain this. Just like a caveman would not be able to comprehend electricity. It would be a complete mystery to him. I believe in the Triune God. He is one but he has manifested himself as separate entities to deal with the salvation of man. God is a mystery to us because we do not have the intelect to understand him.
@msudlp __ God is a mystery to man because "...the NATURAL man receives not the things of the Spirit...because they are spiritually discerned." But the Church has received "...the Spirit which is of God; that we might know the things that are freely given to us of God." Jesus surely was the son of God begotten in the womb of a young girl. The son of Mary was NOT God, for then she would verily be the Mother of God. God inhabited the flesh of the son, and the scriptures terstify...[more]
NOTE: #1. From Genesis -to- Revelation, God The Father (i.e., the first head of the Trinity) never refers to Himself as The Son (i.e., Jesus Christ) or, The Holy Spirit. $2. Jesus Christ (i.e., the second head of the Trinity) from Genesis -to- Revelation never refers to Himself as The Father, or The Holy Spirit. #3. Whenever God says that there is only one God (since God can not lie & says that we're Gods too) He is referring to the level &, or equality in which God &, or The Gods exist upon.
@Christians4Christ101 ....The Bible speaks of God being numerically One, not a unified one as to imply a plurality of divine beings. Even the brothers who did the video will agree that God is numerically one.
Impartially speaking as a prophecy teacher, etc I say that, from Genesis -to- Revelation The Gods (i.e., The Father, The Son & The Holy Spirit) speaks to one another as equal & separately distinct individuals & whosoever (foolishly) believe that The Gods is one person manifesting Himself in three personages, you're 100% incorrect.
But, let's say that The Gods is really one Gods pretending to be three, then God will be the very first case of schizophrenia, mpd, etc. Wherefore if He sends Himself from Heaven & after being baptized via John, The Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ descended upon Himself & then the voice of Jesus Christ said to Himself "this is my beloved Son" & then Jesus Christ prays to Himself in the garden, crucifies Himself & say "my God why has you forsaken me" & send Himself to Hell & resurrects Himself, etc.
@Christians4Christ101.....This because Jesus Christ "the man" was baptised, died, and was ressurected. Remember Jesus the messiah, was both God and man. And because he was a genuine man, he had a God, a Father, he was tempted, he prayed...etc.. You must understand the passages which emphasize his humanity or else you will have God praying to God. Which would make 2 Gods.
I agree with you brother. I understand where the brothers are getting at, but I haven't seen where the Father, Son, & Holy Spirit are mentioned or implied as seperate persons. If God is NUMERICALLY One, then how is He then SEPERATE person(s), which alludes to a plurality of beings. Perhaps i'm misunderstanding the stance....Please forgive (J34C) me if I am.
El-ohim=the ONE who has all Power and Might in himself.
Trinitarians read: "In the beginning, the Powers and Mights have created the heavens and the earth."
The Church reads: "In the beginning, the ONE who has all the Power and Might has created the heavens and the earth."
The NAME of the Father is Yah-weh: which is the NAME of promise.
The NAME of the son is Yah-shua: who has FULFILLED the promises of God.
The Yah-weh of Moses, is Jesus, of the Church!.
ThePhnxman1 1 year ago
@ThePhnxman1 The Bible says in Gen 1:26, Let us make man in our own image... Who's image is man made in? and why is it plural.. "US" The Bible clearly shows the father is called God, the son is called god, the Holy Spirit is called god.
J34Contenders 3 months ago
@J34Contenders - Pls read in context that God designated authority. Since the beginning God 1st desgnated author. to the angels; this also signified his designated authority to man, who was made to have lordship over the planet. Man has a greater calling because no angels were to preach, but man is called to preach the Gospel.
Angels are created spirit beings, but man was created "...in the image of him who was to come...": that is, Jesus Christ.
"Let us make...": God show angels His plan!
ThePhnxman1 3 months ago
Religions will still have its people blind. However, the Church of the Lord has entered "...into the holiest by the blood of Jesus, by a new and living way which he has consecrated for us, through the veil, that is, his FLESH." We have passed throught he veil, and now we can SEE the ONE TRUE GOD: and his NAME is Jesus! When we declare JESUS, we declare the fulness of God in him.
ThePhnxman1 1 year ago
the scriptures testify that the Word (God) dwelt in Jesus. The Word was clothed in flesh: "a body hast thou prepared me...", and leads us to this scripture:: "For IN HIM dwells all the fulness of the Godhead bodily." ALL that can be called God, his power and attributes, are IN THE BODY of Jesus. Anyone who ignores the sacrifice and the power of his NAME has entered passed through the veil: which is his body. They are still outside the Temple...[more]
ThePhnxman1 1 year ago
What is God? That is a true mystery, especially for man who is trapped n linear thinking. Obviously there are multiple dimensions of God, and we (humans) are at a loss to explain this. Just like a caveman would not be able to comprehend electricity. It would be a complete mystery to him. I believe in the Triune God. He is one but he has manifested himself as separate entities to deal with the salvation of man. God is a mystery to us because we do not have the intelect to understand him.
msudlp 1 year ago
@msudlp __ God is a mystery to man because "...the NATURAL man receives not the things of the Spirit...because they are spiritually discerned." But the Church has received "...the Spirit which is of God; that we might know the things that are freely given to us of God." Jesus surely was the son of God begotten in the womb of a young girl. The son of Mary was NOT God, for then she would verily be the Mother of God. God inhabited the flesh of the son, and the scriptures terstify...[more]
ThePhnxman1 1 year ago
NOTE: #1. From Genesis -to- Revelation, God The Father (i.e., the first head of the Trinity) never refers to Himself as The Son (i.e., Jesus Christ) or, The Holy Spirit. $2. Jesus Christ (i.e., the second head of the Trinity) from Genesis -to- Revelation never refers to Himself as The Father, or The Holy Spirit. #3. Whenever God says that there is only one God (since God can not lie & says that we're Gods too) He is referring to the level &, or equality in which God &, or The Gods exist upon.
Christians4Christ101 1 year ago 13
@Christians4Christ101 ....The Bible speaks of God being numerically One, not a unified one as to imply a plurality of divine beings. Even the brothers who did the video will agree that God is numerically one.
authentic76 1 year ago
Impartially speaking as a prophecy teacher, etc I say that, from Genesis -to- Revelation The Gods (i.e., The Father, The Son & The Holy Spirit) speaks to one another as equal & separately distinct individuals & whosoever (foolishly) believe that The Gods is one person manifesting Himself in three personages, you're 100% incorrect.
2 Timothy 2:15 (KJV)
Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
Christians4Christ101 1 year ago 14
But, let's say that The Gods is really one Gods pretending to be three, then God will be the very first case of schizophrenia, mpd, etc. Wherefore if He sends Himself from Heaven & after being baptized via John, The Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ descended upon Himself & then the voice of Jesus Christ said to Himself "this is my beloved Son" & then Jesus Christ prays to Himself in the garden, crucifies Himself & say "my God why has you forsaken me" & send Himself to Hell & resurrects Himself, etc.
Christians4Christ101 1 year ago 14
@Christians4Christ101.....This because Jesus Christ "the man" was baptised, died, and was ressurected. Remember Jesus the messiah, was both God and man. And because he was a genuine man, he had a God, a Father, he was tempted, he prayed...etc.. You must understand the passages which emphasize his humanity or else you will have God praying to God. Which would make 2 Gods.
authentic76 1 year ago
I agree with you brother. I understand where the brothers are getting at, but I haven't seen where the Father, Son, & Holy Spirit are mentioned or implied as seperate persons. If God is NUMERICALLY One, then how is He then SEPERATE person(s), which alludes to a plurality of beings. Perhaps i'm misunderstanding the stance....Please forgive (J34C) me if I am.
Thanks
authentic76 1 year ago