Originally posted by jaywill
I see. Maybe you are just not accustomed to thinking about that part in the JWs. But you see, that the Father is the abiding God after being born again is crucial.
In fact that is [b]really why the believers refer to Him as "Father". Now this Jehovah God is not just the Creator "up there," the King "up there," the Sovereign "out there". After bei ...[text shortened]... ians.
So we have to make certain that we have received Christ and been born again.[/b]
the Father is the abiding God after being born again is crucial. - neoplatonic
metaphysics, AGAIN, not explicitly stated in scripture, the father cannot be born
again, he has no beginning and no end, having always existed, this is not the same
with the Christ, who is the 'firstborn, of all creation', Col 1:15, actually explicitly
stated in scripture, sorry, but you have been caught , AGAIN, trying to portray
elements that the Bible itself soundly refutes. Your trinity is not a product of
scripture Jaywill, that is why you are continually reflecting its very nature, time and
time again attempting to portray elements that are not explicit in the sacred text
please explain this verse to me Jaywill, if Jesus is God,
No one has seen God at any time; the only-begotten Son, who is in the bosom of the
Father, *he* hath declared [him]. - John 1:18 - Darby translation,
1.Why is Christ termed the only-begotten?
2.No man has seen God at any time, yet many persons beheld the Christ, yet the
verse cannot be nullified.