Thomas... My Lord and my God
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Runningman
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I don't know what a "Untiarian God" is. There isn't a Unitarian theology about God. It's simply that the Father is the only true God as the bible plainly says in John 17:3, Eph. 4:6, 1 Cor. 8:6. The Trinitarian god is a theological/philosophical thing and is never described, explained, or talked about one time in the Bible.
The Father is the God Jesus said is his God. That's the very God we Christians worship and pray to just as Jesus taught.
Thus proving Jesus is God.
No dodge here.
You are dodging the fact that God alone is the proper recipient of prayer. You can stop hiding now.
Runningman
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Baby steps then. In the Old Testament, do you know who the all capitalized "LORD" is?
Satan.
Runningman
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Not even shocked by you anymore. We worship the God Jesus did. The same Father he loved, worshipped, obeyed, and died for. That would be YHWH according to Scripture. It's a grave sin to be blaspheming God. No need to be assigning evil the Jesus' Father as it is completely uncalled for. Nothing more to say to you except repent. It's up to you now.
I don't care.
Pancho Frijoles
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Yes, And so what?
According to Paul, There is only One God (Theos) among all competing gods, and that’s the Father.
There is only One Lord (Kurios) among all competing lords, Christ.
They do not compete in the same leagues.
Again, refuted… which by the way has no relevance at all. God does not save us according to our ability to refute others, but according to our ability to submit to his grace.
As a matter of fact, no.
The simple thing is to acccept the lordship of Jesus in your life by doing what he did: prostrating with your face to the ground, recognizing The Father as Your Only and True God, and submitting your will to His. Please see the photo and read the verse.
He went a little farther, and falling on His face, He prayed, “O My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass from Me. Nevertheless, not as I will, but as You will.” (Mat 26:39)
Pancho Frijoles
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Which proves Jesus is the proper recipient of prayer (Acts 2:21).
Hint: This means He is God.
Pancho Frijoles
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Jesus is not THE proper recipient, but A proper recipient.
You can pray to Him, He will listen to you.
You can start tonight by asking Him to teach you who to fall on your face, as He did in Gethsemani, to worship His God.
Which proves He is God.
Runningman
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This is wrong. The Lord sent Jesus Christ. Jesus isn't the same Lord as God.
Acts 3
19Repent ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out, when the times of refreshing shall come from the presence of the Lord; 20And he shall send Jesus Christ, which before was preached unto you:
No, it isn't.
"The Name of the Lord" always refers to Jesus in the Book of Acts and in Paul's writings.
Simple.
Runningman
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Yes you were wrong. The Lord who sent Jesus is a different party than Jesus. That's how language works. The one who sends is not the same party as the one who was sent in simple english.
Runningman
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No one ever prayed to Jesus in the Bible. No examples of this.
The use of "The Name of the Lord" isn't going away.
You can stop hiding from it now.
