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47 questions for Trinitarians. ^___^

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  • Also why would Satan tempt God into giving him all the kingdoms of the earth, Mark 1:13; Luke 4:5–8, 13...if God is indeed the creator of the Universe? Also, in James 1:13 says God cannot be tempted. People need to do an in-depth study into the history of the translations of the Bible and the origins of the Trinity.

  • @TheDirtyBurd I agree :)

  • @TheDirtyBurd Also, had Jesus given into temptation... would he had then killed himself and destroyed mankind because he couldn't resist Satan (a spirit creature which he created)? Its like Jesus saying: "Gee, I cannot even be loyal to myself!" 

  • @TheDirtyBurd Go points ^___^ Thanks 4 the comments.

  • Babylon had a union of three gods who together represented all creation. This Babylonian concept was represented by the same equilateral triangle that represents the trinity concept in Christendom today.

  • Acts (28:25) And when they agreed not among themselves, they departed, after that Paul had spoken one word, Well spake the HOLY SPIRIT by Esaias the prophet:

    Isaiah (6:8) Then I heard the voice of JEHOVAH saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And I said, “Here am I. Send me!”

    Paul said it was the Holy Spirit who spoke! Paul was one of the most educated people of his day and a Pharisee of Pharisees, he knew it was Jehovah who spoke to Isaiah making the Holy Spirit God

  • @epidome Yes, God speaks to us through holy spirit. That spirit may motivate (or "tell") an inspired Bible prophet to write or speak a message originating from God. So God speaks that message to us, and the holy spirit speaks that message to us, and the inspired prophet speaks that message to us, but they are certainly not all the same person, nor are they all the same God! - Prov. 1:23; 2 Pet. 1:21; 2 Tim. 3:16.

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  • Epidome go home. ;)

  • I am an expert on the last question and the answer is ONE. Jehovah Bless You. Normally people that worship Jehovah stands-out and ALWAYS get it right. I HAVE BEEN CHECKING ALL RELIGIONS AND ALSO HAVING A BIBLE STUDY.

  • @oneworldkingdom, no need to twist any Scripture to make it fit it clearly speaks for itself and reveals clearly the nature of God. Genesis (1:26,27) cannot include created beings because mankind was made in the image of God therefore no created being can be included in the creation of man! Now I am going to assume that you are a JW if so and you believe the Trinity is clearly not revealed than why in the NWT is the word other inserted in Colossians (1:16,17) against the Greek? Altering!

  • @epidome Gen 1:26,27 - Us is used. Gen 1:1 - God - singular is used. God can use others to accomplish a task. This does not mean that the "others" in which he used are the creators. The creative works still belong to God himself as singular. Gen 1:26,27 - God is certainly speaking about himself and the other heavenly creatures. They, like him, were well aware of right and wrong. There is NOTHING about any of those scriptures suggesting any sort of "deity". You are twisting it to support.

  • As clear as you put it and as well as you put this video together people who watch it will still cling to the false teachings of the trinity. But you did make me feel more sane about the fact i believe and worship one god made up of one person and it is the same god that jesus himself worshiped. Keep the good work up!

  • @oneworldkingdom, this is true but Genesis (1:26,27) make it impossible for any created being to be included in the Royal Us. You see Elohim is a Hebrew plural unlike the English word for deity being God which is a singular. Elohim is the third word in Genesis (1:1) in the Hebrew canon. No matter where else Elohim is symbolically applied whether to Moses or angels it still doesn't change it being the word for deity in Hebrew and it being a plural

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