ECT Our triune God
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Wile E. Coyote
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There can be no fellowship with those who deny the Son according to the way scripture applies the title to Christ.
Why don't you get it?
You can not fellowship with the saints of God because you are not one of them.
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Wile E. Coyote
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Yet I confess the Son as the apostle John presents Him in his epistles. He said that we can have the confidence to address HIM in prayer expecting that if we ask HIM anything that is according to HIS will HE hears us and that HE will grant our request. 1 John 5:13-15
I confess the Son as John presented Him saying that He is the "true God and eternal life." 1 John 5:20 ESV
Lon
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:doh: hence to be know as the stupidity of "the Pharisee fallacy."
You'll use it whenever you are against the ropes because it makes you feel better about yourself and helps you drink your own koolaid you are pouring. Wake up! It is a fallacy (as in, not a correct application).
Try to put yourself in my shoes a moment: 1) I love the body, not despise it as you seem to 2) You didn't even earn A's in English, what makes you think you are an authority on anything? Seriously, would you be daft enough to try and teach Physics? Why then are you attempting it here? 3) I see you and the rest of your ilk as incredibly naive and horribly lax in self-assessment. Yes, I'd rather have my sausage from a machine than one filled with your dirty hands out back of the barn by the pen.
I honestly don't know why you even depend upon yourself. It is as if you are the master of your own universe even with no A's in English
All of it. You name it. A's in school? Yes. Greek and Hebrew in Bible College? Yep. In line with every denomination on this point? Yes?
Knowing the Word is both somehow with and yet also is God? Yep.
Willing to have my theology checked by my peers and be corrected? Yep (keyword: peers, not usurpers).
Be honest, this is a commentary on your own credentials.
Lon
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Sadly, you profess this yet do not love the body and are no part of one. If this is the koolaid you are selling, it doesn't look anything like scripture. Why would any of us care a whit about what you think is 'fellowship?' You don't do it, why would I want to be in your army of one? :doh:
I cannot believe you guys drink your own poisoned koolaid. It simply baffles me.
Wile E. Coyote
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oldhermit
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An opinion is what you have when you have nothing else. My posts and his lack of intelligent response speak for themselves.
Lon
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John 20:28 came to mind too.
Wile E. Coyote
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oldhermit
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Is this not also the case in Heb. 1:8?
Lon
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Yes, but they like to skirt it with 'a god' escape.
There is also a dative issue combined with vocative to prove Thomas worshipped Jesus as God without rebuke: Thomas said TO HIM (Jesus), the Lord of me, the God of me (Jewish monotheist)...same phrase as the Psalmist about YHWH in the LXX.
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Indeed. In general, when one runs across a bizarre view, one usually finds the "Just me and my Bible" Lone Ranger. View attachment 17512.
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The crux of the matter which you avoid to explain is that you believe God came down from Heaven to be a little baby while God spoke to His son from Heaven.
You have at least two Gods, not one.
LA
The triune understanding is one God, not 3 gods. Ignorance is not bliss.
It's three persons, one God.
1Co 8:6 But to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things, and we in him; and one Lord Jesus Christ, by whom are all things, and we by him.
Then you can explain this verse?
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Lon
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Look at the counterpart "Lord" rather than "Son" here. It is a tell-tale sign of something important. If it meant what you think, it would be "Father" then "Son." It isn't. It is a distinction between the two.