Go back
The Triune God in John 16

The Triune God in John 16

Spirituality



-Removed-
How does this statement make any sense at all when you are claiming that God and Jesus are one? Whether you have the idea that they are somehow 'one entity' or the trinity belief that 3 entities equals one....is still the same conclusion: more than ONE God.

Who was Jesus praying to in the garden?? Himself?


Vote Up
Vote Down

-Removed-
Good point, but Jesus wasn't meditating, He was praying to 'someone', asking a question.

Vote Up
Vote Down

-Removed-
Hear Oh New Jerusalem, the Lord your God and eternal life is three-one.

See ?

1 edit
Vote Up
Vote Down

Vote Up
Vote Down

Vote Up
Vote Down

-Removed-
Your description of how you view God and Jesus doesn't sound any better than sonship's.

No matter how you slice it, either God and Jesus are 2 distinct, seperate entities.....or there is more than ONE God being worshipped here.

And we haven't even included the neglected Holy Spirit.

1 edit
Vote Up
Vote Down

-Removed-
I am going to teach you to love the Trinity.

If you do not want to end up loving the Trinity like one who is crazy in love, maybe you better stop reading my posts.

This is what a little brother from China did to us with his rich ministry, caused us to go crazy with love for the Triune God. (Bro. Witness Lee)

Here's a song the young people sing in the English speaking meetings.

"The Triune God a Mystery"



Be back latter tonight, Lord willing.

Vote Up
Vote Down

Vote Up
Vote Down

Vote Up
Vote Down

-Removed-
And for someone who said they would discard the entire New Testament if there was a hell.....who cares.

Your view of God and Jesus doesn't make sense....and sounds no different than the trinity....just so you know.

Vote Up
Vote Down

Vote Up
Vote Down

-Removed-
Fair enough, tell me who is a Christian:

Dive...with his view of God and Jesus.
Sonship...with his view.
Checkbaiter...with his view.
KellyJay...with his view.
Rak....with his view.
Robbie...with his view.
Suzianne...with her view.

Despite having multiple views, with extremes on personal accounts of who God and Jesus are, is everyone a Christian??

Seems like no matter what the individual belief or opinion, it's seemingly all inclusive. And that's merely an example of this forum. It's no different in the real world....just a bigger scale.

Vote Up
Vote Down