Christendom's Trinity: Where Did It Come From?
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praise_yeshua
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Lets contrast something for minute.
Jesus. If you love me, do what I say (keep my commandments)
comparied to
Jesus.... If you love me Peter, feed my sheep.
Do you see any difference here?
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praise_yeshua
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Exactlyit’s called narcissism
Yes sir!
Runningman
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None of this strips the Father of His status as alone the true God. Why can you not just agree with what the Bible says? Why does this need to be an argument for you?
Darby
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I also like the Immanent Trinity view. It refers to the Trinity’s internal or intra-trinitarian relations, which have always existed in God’s triune life for eternity, as opposed to how these triune relations exist within the outworking of affairs in the life of the Economic Trinity. In this way, the Immanent Trinity is the basis for the Economic Trinity.
I'm learning how to respond to such dishonest posts and replies to my posts made to other people. First I simply post the Holy Scriptures definition of God's Hierarchy, and I get an absurd reply, "Do you plan on ruling your wife throughout Eternity or will she finally become your equal". And this for simply posting scripture.
Then I try to explain in detail how, in my understand of Scriptures, God's Hierarchy works, even asking a question at the end. But I receive from you another dishonest and absurd question, "Jesus doesn't rule over you? if not you are not His its as simple as that."
Did you even read my post? Nevertheless, if you were honestly interested in my post you would have read it, and if you would have read it honestly, you would have addressed my question, and you would not have replied in the manner in which you replied. You can justify this behavior?
Perhaps another Jesus didn't humble Himself to His Father, but the Jesus "of the bible" did, at least according to the Holy Scriptures. "And being found in fashion as a man, he "humbled himself", and "became obedient" unto death, even the death of the cross.
Yes, that is what happens when a man has Faith in the God and Father of all. They do those things that please Him. And HE gives them to His Son for refining.
Yes, that is what the other voice in the garden that God placed me in teaches. "Don't strive to walk, even as Jesus walked". Don't "press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus", don't strive to "Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect", and of course your encouraging words, "you can't please God", "you don't Love Jesus", "you don't love God".
Clearly "thou savourest not the things that be of God, but those that be of men."
I believe "Faith", as defined by Jesus in Matthew 7 that I posted, in a better path than the one you promote. I would invite you to seek for this faith.
"But without faith "it is impossible to please him": for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.
praise_yeshua
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You're claiming victory and insisting that I see "like you see it". You know better than this.
I said a couple of things that you ignored. Can you deal specifically with them?
Also, If Jesus is Eternal and Jesus said the Father had never left Him alone. What does that say to you?
praise_yeshua
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So the Father killed His Son?
Did you read what you wrote? There is no need for humbling within the relationship between the Father and Son. You need to correct what you said.
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