What does it mean to say that God is one?
Tigger 2 Active member Dec 11, 2017 #2 In the NT, when God is called 'one,' the NT Greek word heis is used. This word is used when one (male) person is being described. Therefore, 'God is one (heis)' means that God is one (person).
In the NT, when God is called 'one,' the NT Greek word heis is used. This word is used when one (male) person is being described. Therefore, 'God is one (heis)' means that God is one (person).
Jacob BANNED Banned Dec 11, 2017 #3 Tigger 2 said: In the NT, when God is called 'one,' the NT Greek word heis is used. This word is used when one (male) person is being described. Therefore, 'God is one (heis)' means that God is one (person). Click to expand... I do not need to accept you saying one person. But God is one. What can you share from the NT?
Tigger 2 said: In the NT, when God is called 'one,' the NT Greek word heis is used. This word is used when one (male) person is being described. Therefore, 'God is one (heis)' means that God is one (person). Click to expand... I do not need to accept you saying one person. But God is one. What can you share from the NT?
oatmeal Well-known member Dec 13, 2017 #4 Jacob said: What does it mean to say that God is one? Click to expand... He is distinct from the pagan gods who religions were rampant with three in one gods.
Jacob said: What does it mean to say that God is one? Click to expand... He is distinct from the pagan gods who religions were rampant with three in one gods.
Jacob BANNED Banned Dec 13, 2017 #5 oatmeal said: He is distinct from the pagan gods who religions were rampant with three in one gods. Click to expand... Interesting.
oatmeal said: He is distinct from the pagan gods who religions were rampant with three in one gods. Click to expand... Interesting.
