101G
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And? ..... same one personThey are certainly NOT the same person. See Psalm 110:1
101G
And? ..... same one personThey are certainly NOT the same person. See Psalm 110:1
Yes and the Father called the Son "God" - " He (God) says (to the firstborn, i.e. Jesus) ...Your throne, O God, is forever and ever, ... Therefore God, Your God, has anointed you ..." Hebrews 1:8-9 If the Father calls Him God, that's good enough for me. Why is that not good enough for you?Your thinking is not logical. To hold onto your IDOL, you have to violate at every turn:
No one ever said the Bible was Trump. But you cannot even answer simple questions which expose your IDOL for what it is.
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Jesus said he has a God, who is the only true God. That’s good enough for me. Why is it not good enough for you?
Right, if Trump is telling the truth. The same is true when the apostle John tells us that Jesus was making Himself equal with God. Since He was hand-picked by Jesus as an apostle and he wrote 5 New Testament books - Yes, I believe he was telling the truth of what he believed and observed - that Jesus was making Himself equal with God by calling God His own Father.That’s not what John 5:18 is saying. If a person claims something about Jesus that is NOT the narrative saying it. You must understand this.
According to your logic, Trump saying the election was stolen MEANS it was stolen, right?!
Who did the Son of God pray to when He was praying to God the Father? Hint: the answer is in my question.To all,
the language, what is the difference between the Hebrew terms "LORD", and "Lord?" this will answer the trinity question, and also of the Father and the Son as the same one person.
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he never pray to anyone, except in intercessory for someone else. he "PRAY" the Father..... NOT, "pray to" the Father. now go and find it in the KJV where he, the Lord Jesus "PRAY to" the Father for himself..... get this, there is a REVELATION in 101G/my answer... (smile)... YIKES!Who did the Son of God pray to when He was praying to God the Father? Hint: the answer is in my question.
Let's look at Luke 23:46. Who is Jesus praying to? Hint: the answer is in the quote.he never pray to anyone, except in intercessory for someone else. he "PRAY" the Father..... NOT, "pray to" the Father. now go and find it in the KJV where he, the Lord Jesus "PRAY to" the Father for himself..... get this, there is a REVELATION in 101G/my answer... (smile)... YIKES!
101G.
Luke 23:46 "And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost."Lets
Let's look at Luke 23:46. Who is Jesus praying to? Hint: the answer is in the quote.
"Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit” (Luke 23:46)
Prayers are not always confined to closed rooms or tranquil settings. Many soldiers have voiced their prayers right in the middle of battle. Your heresy has been exposed. Case closed.Luke 23:46 "And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost."
let 101G get the HOLY BUZZER OUT FOR THIS ONE. is crying out praying? no, now go and look some MORE......
101G.
So He prayed to His Father. What's your point? The Trinity doctrine does say that the 3 persons in the Godhead are DISTINCT, and yet each is God. Although I align closely with the Trinity doctrine, my belief is a slight variation: In one sense, they are distinct, in another sense, they ARE EACH OTHER. For example Isaiah 9:6 The Son IS the Everlasting Father. The New Testament also says, "Now the Lord (could be the Father OR the Son) IS the Spirit."Lets
Let's look at Luke 23:46. Who is Jesus praying to? Hint: the answer is in the quote.
"Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit” (Luke 23:46)
LOL, LOL, LOL, so this means you cannot find where the Lord Jesus PRAYED... "TO" .... the Father.... LOL, LOL, LOL, Oh dearPrayers are not always confined to closed rooms or tranquil settings. Many soldiers prayed right in the middle of battle. Your heresy has been exposed. Case closed.
Where do you think the Father is? Is He in Heaven or on Earth?LOL, LOL, LOL, so this means you cannot find where the Lord Jesus PRAYED... "TO" .... the Father.... LOL, LOL, LOL, Oh dear
so, I guess according to YOU these was praying? Mark 15:13 "And they cried out again, Crucify him." LOL, LOl, LOL, Oh dear.. how silly can one be. some people just have to get off the sauce.
101G.
My point is that 191G thinks that the Son and the Father are the same pperson.That is nonsensical by the fact that Jesus was praying to the Father.So He prayed to His Father. What's your point?
Well, it is my belief that the Word of God is Jesus.The Trinity doctrine does say that the 3 persons in the Godhead are DISTINCT, and yet each is God. Although I align closely with the Trinity doctrine, my belief is a slight variation: In one sense, they are distinct, in another sense, they ARE EACH OTHER. For example Isaiah 9:6 The Son IS the Everlasting Father. The New Testament also says, "Now the Lord (could be the Father OR the Son) IS the Spirit."
Before He was born as a baby, I agree with you, He was the Word of God, which John said WAS GOD.My point is that 191G thinks that the Son and the Father are the same pperson.That is nonsensical by the fact that Jesus was praying to the Father.
Well, it is my belief that the Word of God is Jesus.
Even if Jesus was talking to the Father that still means that they are 2 separate people.LOL, LOL, LOL, so this means you cannot find where the Lord Jesus PRAYED... "TO" .... the Father.... LOL, LOL, LOL, Oh dear
so, I guess according to YOU these was praying? Mark 15:13 "And they cried out again, Crucify him." LOL, LOl, LOL, Oh dear.. how silly can one be. some people just have to get off the sauce.
101G.
No, he did not. The Father said over and over again that he is the only God.Yes and the Father called the Son "God"
This is another attempt at a back door rationalization, an Appeal to Ignorance. X did not happen, which proves Y.Wrangler still doesn't have an answer as to why the Lamb in Revelation 5 doesn't fall down and worship the Father?
Trintiarians bady misinterpret this verse. The throne of David is called the throne of God. O God means the throne of God. It means this no matter who sits on God's throne. It does not mean that who ever sits on the throne is God.Yes and the Father called the Son "God" - " He (God) says (to the firstborn, i.e. Jesus) ...Your throne, O God, is forever and eve