“Brethren in the Lord” should serve the same deity, shouldn’t they?
@Behold correctly mentioned the term "born again" and John 3:3 denotes its vitalness:“Brethren in the Lord” should serve the same deity, shouldn’t they?
Are you saying you dont serve the Lord Jesus The Christ, as i do?
JESUS : is God in the Flesh., risen from the Dead, and coming back soon.
I’m saying that I don’t serve the Trinity. The Trinity is not my God.
Are you saying that you are a spiritual brother of those whose God is not the Trinity?
Im saying that i never indicated that i serve "the Trinity".
My discussion with you, was regarding Jesus as God, and your bible, and that one verse.
And Jesus said..
"""Behold, my mother and my brethren! For whosoever shall do the will of my Father who is in heaven, he is my brother, and sister, and mother.'"
So, if you are born again, @Matthias then we are one in Christ.
If you are water baptized and religious, then we are not.
If you are not, then "Today is the day of Salvation" and "All that call on the Name of Jesus, shall be saved".
If that is you, then do that before Hebrews 9:27 takes you away.
But don’t you serve the Trinity?
I’ve written a number of times on the forum - and trinitarians have written to me, quite rightly - that we do not serve the same “Jesus”.
In light of that fact I’ll rephrase my question.
Are you saying that you are a spiritual brother of those who serve “another Jesus”?
Have you been “water baptized”? Do you baptize others? If so, do you baptize them in water?
I have been water baptized.
This happened 11 years after i was born again, and 5 yrs after God called me into the Ministry.
So, let me clear up some of your confusion.... @Matthias
I dont teach that you have to believe in the Trinity to be saved.
I dont teach that you have to believe that Jesus is God, to be saved.
I teach that Jesus is "God manifested in the flesh" that your bible doesn't., in 1 Tim 3:16.
I teach this.. as your salvation.
= "Jesus said, "you must be born again".
This is strictly related to Paul's Gospel, that is...""""The preaching of the Cross is to them that are perishing, FOOLISHNESS< but It (the preaching of the Cross) is the POWER OF GOD< unto Salvation""".
ok then.
But don’t you serve the Trinity?
I’ve written a number of times on the forum - and trinitarians have written to me, quite rightly - that we do not serve the same “Jesus”.
In not a Trinitarian.
In a Blble Believer.
So, your question does not apply to me..........ask it of Trinitarians.
Looking at it from your perspective, I can see why you would say that those who serve “a different deity” and “another Jesus” are (or could be) your spiritual brothers.
Thanks. Some of them are under the impression that you are a trinitarian.
If you asked for technical assistance I’m sure @civic could assist in getting it activated for you.
We have it turned off because of difficulties we were having with Spam. Most of the top forms that use this program have done the same.Well, i would offer them to PM me, but my PM box is not activated on this site, for some reason.
Is yours working?
We have it turned off because of difficulties we were having with Spam. Most of the top forms that use this program have done the same.
While we wait …
Jesus is still “not a human person“ in orthodox trinitarian theology, nor in some unitarian theology.
Please link me to a single reliable unitarian source that states Jesus is not a human person. Thanks !While we wait …
Jesus is still “not a human person“ in orthodox trinitarian theology, nor in some unitarian theology.
Just curious, could you tell us in what way you are not a Trinitarian?In not a Trinitarian.