14 Jan 12
No one has answered this so here it is which is another trinity killer.
If God Jehovah and his son Jesus were the same ( All knowing, all equal, all powerful, etc, etc ) in all things as the trinity teaches, then the will of all 3 should also be the same according to the trinity theme.
First the Holy Spirit is never said to have this "will" as Jehovah and Jesus are said to have but that's another point.
When Jesus was praying to his Father Jehovah before his death he mentioned his will and his Fathers will at:
Matthew 26:39
English Standard Version (ESV)
39 And going a little farther he fell on his face and prayed, saying, “My Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me; nevertheless, not as I will, but as you will.”
What was Jesus's will at this moment and what was the will of his Father?
15 Jan 12
Jesus was obedient unto death Phil 2:8 Heb 5:8
I and the Father are ONE John 10:30
Whatever I speak is just as the Father tells me to speak John 12:50
Jesus was the one and only God Jehovah in human form, wrapped in a veil of flesh. That flesh was humanity and that humanity although sinless would not have wanted to die.
15 Jan 12
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Originally posted by divegeesterYou're not aware you just contradicted the trinity with all these scriptures, especially with John 15:20?
Jesus was obedient unto death Phil 2:8 Heb 5:8
[b]I and the Father are ONE John 10:30
Whatever I speak is just as the Father tells me to speak John 12:50
Jesus was the one and only God Jehovah in human form, wrapped in a veil of flesh. That flesh was humanity and that humanity although sinless would not have wanted to die.[/b]
15 Jan 12
Originally posted by galveston75"What was Jesus's will at this moment and what was the will of his Father?"
No one has answered this so here it is which is another trinity killer.
If God Jehovah and his son Jesus were the same ( All knowing, all equal, all powerful, etc, etc ) in all things as the trinity teaches, then the will of all 3 should also be the same according to the trinity theme.
First the Holy Spirit is never said to have this "will" as Jeh ...[text shortened]... as you will.”
What was Jesus's will at this moment and what was the will of his Father?
One and the same.
15 Jan 12
Originally posted by galveston75When Jesus said "...not my will, but thine, be done", he was in essence making the will of His Father his own.
Not at that time. Again Jesus said: "not as I will, but as you will"
Jesus said "not my will", what was his will?
You do not understand the Godhead galveston. You really don't. I know you don't want to believe that, but it's true.
The Godhead is three persons in one. One God. God has revealed Himself in the scriptures as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
15 Jan 12
Originally posted by josephwThree separate and distinct persons is paganism my friend. The Lord is one.
When Jesus said "...not my will, but thine, be done", he was in essence making the will of His Father his own.
You do not understand the Godhead galveston. You really don't. I know you don't want to believe that, but it's true.
The Godhead is three persons in one. One God. God has revealed Himself in the scriptures as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
15 Jan 12
Originally posted by josephwYes you are right, I don't understand it as it's not the truth. So nothing to understand.
When Jesus said "...not my will, but thine, be done", he was in essence making the will of His Father his own.
You do not understand the Godhead galveston. You really don't. I know you don't want to believe that, but it's true.
The Godhead is three persons in one. One God. God has revealed Himself in the scriptures as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Jesus was a man and knew he was going to die a horrible death. He would if even for a brief time would have had doubts and even some fear of what he knew was going to happen to him.
Do you not think he would have had a natural fear that we all would have?
Also Jesus did for 40 days fast and pray to his Father for strength, not himself but his Father and his Father even had the angels minister to him for strength.
He was not God but a physically perfect human being that would have felt fear and needed the help from his Father to keep his strength up and to remember his Father's will, not the will that he felt at that time of being a human.....
15 Jan 12
Originally posted by josephwno, in essence, that's just another proof that the trinity doesn't exist. jesus is confirming that he has a separate will (ergo he is not the god), but he trusts the father enough to surrender to his will.
When Jesus said "...not my will, but thine, be done", he was in essence making the will of His Father his own.
You do not understand the Godhead galveston. You really don't. I know you don't want to believe that, but it's true.
The Godhead is three persons in one. One God. God has revealed Himself in the scriptures as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
many servants confess to their masters, "thy will be done." it does not mean they and their master are one and the same being.
15 Jan 12
Originally posted by VoidSpirit🙂
no, in essence, that's just another proof that the trinity doesn't exist. jesus is confirming that he has a separate will (ergo he is not the god), but he trusts the father enough to surrender to his will.
many servants confess to their masters, "thy will be done." it does not mean they and their master are one and the same being.
15 Jan 12
Originally posted by galveston75Let me first correct one point in your post. You said:
No one has answered this so here it is which is another trinity killer.
If God Jehovah and his son Jesus were the same ( All knowing, all equal, all powerful, etc, etc ) in all things as the trinity teaches, then the will of all 3 should also be the same according to the trinity theme.
First the Holy Spirit is never said to have this "will" as Jeh ...[text shortened]... as you will.”
What was Jesus's will at this moment and what was the will of his Father?
First the Holy Spirit is never said to have this "will" as Jehovah
and Jesus are said to have but that's another point.
Maybe you should reread the Holy Bible if you have ever read it in
the first place for there are several places that indicates that
the Holy Spitit has a mind and will. The following is an example:
Paul says of the Holy Spirit in his first letter to the Corinthians,
But one and the same Spirit works all these things, distributing to
each one individually as He wills. (1 Corinthians 12:11)