Genesis and "Us"

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Possibly, but I know it involves 3.
And you somehow make 3 into 1.
That's knowing enough.

@Ghost-of-a-Duke

Can I sell you a bridge?

You haven't been able to sell me your absurd atheism. I don't know why you think you'd have more luck with a bridge.

@kellyjay said
Me, me, me I've been trying to buy a bridge for some time now. 🙂

Get over it.


(A bridge joke).

@chaney3 said
Possibly, but I know it involves 3.
And you somehow make 3 into 1.
That's knowing enough.

The fact that God uses terms such as "us" and "our" actually assists those who believe in either the Trinity or Godhead.

Where is Rajk and his opinion on this?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Get over it.


(A bridge joke).

🙂

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Not sure why you need to once again show spite.

The OP helps your case.

** try posting something that is minus anger, hate, spite, sarcasm, etc. Okay?

@chaney3 said
try posting something that is minus anger, hate, spite, sarcasm, etc. Okay?

Oh the irony.

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If you want to believe your Godhead theory on blind faith, along with only what's in the NT, that's your business.

You did not know about the Zechariah verse, and maybe not the Genesis verses either. These verses cast a new light on the Jesus identity coming from the OT.

If you choose to remain blind due to your pride and ego, that's your problem.

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Most threads are controversial, especially those involving the Trinity.
Grow up.

@chaney3 said
In Genesis 1:26 and 3:22, God is quoted saying "us" (let us) when referring to the creation of man.

This appears to be OT proof to some that the Trinity is truth.

Right.

I have heard an Orthodox nun say as much.

However, while persuasive, it is not definitive proof.

@philokalia said
Right.

I have heard an Orthodox nun say as much.

However, while persuasive, it is not definitive proof.

Definitive proof will occur when we stand before God for almost all topics.