Christendom's Trinity: Where Did It Come From?

[Alter2Ego]

Doug Brents:
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Matthew 28:18​

"Jesus approached and spoke to them, saying: “All authority has been given me in heaven and on the earth."


QUESTION #1 TO Doug Brents: According to Matthew 28:18, Jesus got authority from Jehovah the Father. TRUE or FALSE?

If referencing two verses (Matt 28:19-20) is cherry-picking, then what would you call referencing only one verse?

I referenced one verse (Matthew 28:18) because it presents context to the remaining verses that you latched onto (Matthew 28:19-20).

Now, quit stalling for time and answer Question #1, Doug Brents.

 

[Alter2Ego]

To AlterEgo: So the Jehovah's Witness' Holy Spirit wasn't bright enough before 1954 to show you NOT to worship Jesus. Please show us in the Scripture where the light of the Holy Spirit gets brighter and dimmer. You are correct in speaking of the JW's Holy Spirit, because that certainly is NOT the Bible's Holy Spirit. You know, Alter2Ego, you can ignore me all you want, but that won't stop me from pointing out your false teaching which you have adopted as your own from the deceiving Watchtower Society. Apparently the JW'S Holy Spirit changed His mind in 1954? In fact the JW's Holy Spirit has changed his mind several times:

To understand the changes in doctrine among Jehovah's Witnesses, consider the following points:

1. Early Teachings: Initially, they believed in a literal 1914 end of the world.
2. Blood Transfusions: Changed stance on medical procedures involving blood over the years.
3. Generation Teaching: Adjusted the interpretation of "this generation" regarding the end times.
4. Disfellowshipping: Evolved policies on how and when to disfellowship members.
5. Understanding of the Trinity: Consistently maintained a non-Trinitarian view, but clarified their stance over time.
6. Prophetic Dates: Revised predictions about the timing of significant events, such as the return of Christ.

You should become a willing servant of Jesus Christ instead of a deceived slave to the evil Watchtower Society, which puts itself in the place of God.

dwight92070:

I warned you not to post more tripe to me or risk banishment to my Ignore List.


You are now on permanent Ignore where I will never again be able to read anything you post anywhere on this website.

 

[atpollard]

Doug Brents:

That's false. "Literally says," my foot. No where at John 1:1 does it "literally" say, to quote you "the Word was already there." It simply says "In the beginning was the Word...."

Merriam-Webster Dictionary:

WAS (verb)
past tense first- and third-person singular of BE (to have an objective existence : have reality or actuality)

"In the beginning (had [past tense] actual existence: existed) the Word...."