Shalom.You are absolutely correct. Jesus is not YHVH (YHWH is the same name). Thank you for your input.
There is no W in Hebrew. There is a Vav though.
Shalom.
Jacob
Shalom.You are absolutely correct. Jesus is not YHVH (YHWH is the same name). Thank you for your input.
Shalom.
There is no W in Hebrew. There is a Vav though.
Shalom.
Jacob
Guess what.....you aren't saved for eternity YET. Nobody is. Jesus said: "He that endures to the end will be saved." (Matthew 24:13) You've got quite a bit yet to learn.
Please tell me the number of your post where you explained Psalm 110 and Isaiah 61.
Shalom.
There is no W in Hebrew. There is a Vav though.
Shalom.
Jacob
Jesus is NOT God. We are to believe that he is God because....? Jesus said to the Father, "YOU are the only true God." (John 17:3) He didn't say "we." They are obviously two different individuals.
Guess what.....you aren't saved for eternity YET. Nobody is. Jesus said: "He that endures to the end will be saved." (Matthew 24:13) You've got quite a bit yet to learn.
I read your posts but didn't see any explanation. Can you answer my request to you and all?
I have already explained that there are three and the three are one and the same.
All you had to do is ask; glad you did.You have to be more specific than that... three whats? Three whos? One what? One who?
I am not a trinitarian, and not a modalist either.By reading the comments so far it seems like 90% of trinitarians on this forum are woefully confused about their own doctrine. It seems like most of ypu are modalists and not trinitarians!
Most of you would be branded heretics by an orthodox trinitarian. So just to check that you yourself understand the doctrine, tell me "God's Truth", what do you mean by "Jehovah/Yahweh"? What do you mean when you say God? How many persons are there i the trinity? How many "beings" are there?
All you had to do is ask; glad you did.
God reveals Himself to us as the Father who is invisible and lives in unapproachable light; and, by the Son who came as a Man in the flesh; and, as the Holy Spirit who goes forth without limit.
I am not a trinitarian, and not a modalist either.
I am not a trinitarian because though I believe that there are three, I do not believe the three are separate and different. I am not a modalist because they do not believe the three exist at the same time, they believe the three exist consecutively.
As I have been explaining, God is One and He reveals Himself to us by three, the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Why do you try to find fault with my explaining why I am not a trinitarian or a modalist? You were confused about it. Why not just be thankful that I explained it?Sorry but you didn't further explain your statement as much as denying that you are a trinitarian or a modalist!
They are not different period.You say:
1. They are three but not seperate or different
Follow up question: seperate or different what? Persons or Beings? Or something else?
I believe the three exist at the same time; modalists do not believe that.2. You are not a modalist because they believe that it's actuallt one person taking on three modes of existence consecutively?
I think you could say that.Follow up question: Do you belive that there is only one person of God that takes on all these roles simultaneously and interchangeably?
finally: God is one what? Person or being? Nature? He revelas himself in three what? Persons? Beings? Modes? Natures?
Thanks
You believe he is the archangel Michael, right?
Why do you try to find fault with my explaining why I am not a trinitarian or a modalist? You were confused about it. Why not just be thankful that I explained it?
They are not different period.
As for trinitarians, they cannot even explain how they are the same.
I believe the three exist at the same time; modalists do not believe that.
I think you could say that.
There are many scriptures that show interchangeability. I would like to discuss that further at some point.
God is Spirit. Jesus is the Spirit, and the Holy Spirit is the Spirit.
There is only One Divine Spirit.
Ask for scripture references if you do not recognize what I am saying as scripture.
You are welcome. Tell me something about your beliefs on this.
I believe The Father is a spirit being and is the almighty God, his name is Yahweh/Jehovah/Yehovah whatever one is preferred. I believe Jesus before being a human was a seperate spiritual being that was created by God, the firstborn, the unique only begotten spiritual Son of God and that he is lesser than his Father. This spirit being became fully human while on earth and ceased to exist when he sacrificed his life for us, but that God resurrected him as an even more powerful spiritual being and that Jesus is now at the right hand of his Father and given all authority on earth and in heaven. I believe the holy spirit is God's operational power/influence or activity. He used it to create, to inspire scripture and prophecy to embue his servants with power and he has now given his Son Jesus the authority to use it at his disposal. I do not believe the holy spirit is a person.
That means, I guess, that you cannot explain how YHWH is talking to Himself and anointing Himself in those Scriptures. He is clearly talking to somebody, and is plainly anointing someone, and it looks like it is someone OTHER THAN HIMSELF. But you have nothing to say to support the ludicrous contention that YHWH is Jesus?
That's very comical, GM. You say I have a problem "accepting the Scriptures as they are written." Yet you cannot show me a single place in the Bible that says "God the Son." Could it be YOU who has trouble accepting the Scriptures as they are written?
I asked you to explain how God would be talking to Himself in Psalm 110, and how God would be anointing Himself and sending Himself as described in Isaiah 61.