Apple7
New member
I read no GOD the Son! In fact... you will search in vain to find this phrase in ANY Scripture what so ever....
oly::sherlock:
Paul
Its juxtaposed by 'majestic plural'.....:angel:
I read no GOD the Son! In fact... you will search in vain to find this phrase in ANY Scripture what so ever....
oly::sherlock:
Paul
If Moses is God, then we would expect the New Testament to talk about him, like how it actually talk's about Jesus.
DJ
1.0
Proper worship of God:
But an hour is coming, and now is, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth. For the Father also seeks such, the ones worshiping Him. God is spirit, and the ones worshiping Him must worship in spirit and truth.(John 4.23 - 24)
This proper worship is as a Triune entity:
• Father
• Son (Truth)
• Spirit
Jesus teaches us to pray in The Father's singular name...of which, is the same singular name as the Son and Spirit. (Mat 6.9 - 13)
No wonder you had to truncate the verse...
*** is not a curse.Pops...
Impress us with scripture.
Absolutely no one cares about your unreferenced opinion...and the cursing behind it...
Jesus' concern is worshipping the Father, not worship of Jesus Christ.
Why? because Jesus knows that His Father is God unlike himself who he calls the son of God. John 10:34-36
Jesus said, "I am the son of God" Why don't you believe him?
We are not instructed to pray to the son, the son instructs us to pray to the Father, our Father, not Jesus' Father who art in heaven, but OUR Father, because God is our Father as much as God is Jesus' Father.
At least for those who are sons of God. I John 3:1-2
Jesus did not instruct to pray to a trinity, now did he?
*** is not a curse.
Luke 1
The whole thing.
References the similarities of John and Jesus, the fact that they were both conceived of the womb, and the result of the Angel Gabriel.
Oh yeah, didn't look for that either. It was the first thing I turned to, randomly.
Who are Israelites, whose are the adoption and the glory, and the covenants, and the Lawgiving, and the service, and the promises; whose are the fathers, and from whom is the Christ according to flesh, He being God over all, blessed forever. Amen. (Romans 9.4 – 5)
Ouch!
I don't understand what you are saying. You asked for reference through scripture. I showed it with absolutely know real research. What are you asking now? Do you really want me to cut and paste all of Luke 1?Again...
Show us the 'similarities' in scripture....if you can, that is...
What are you getting at? To be anything other than thankful to God for anything is sorta wrong. I don't know if you are envious, jealous, or just a negative person. Whichever, none are of God.The new (P)ierac (O)atmeal (P)opsthe builder….aka ‘POPs’…
I don't understand what you are saying. You asked for reference through scripture. I showed it with absolutely know real research. What are you asking now? Do you really want me to cut and paste all of Luke 1?
I know different bibles say slightly different things but surely yours isn't that far off.
Thanks in advance for clarification on what it is you are asking of me.
No defending needed, only comprehension. Don't accuse me of being a parrot after repeated requests for me to do exactly what I did, please.Anyone with a pulse and an internet link can parrot a name and a number.
Few can defend it.
Luke 3 explains that there can be more than one Christ and that Jesus didn't wholly embody the Christ cinsiousness until about thirty years of age and after being Baptised by John the Baptist.
I will not cherry pick the scripture. If you have trouble with comprehension or reading perhaps you could get it in audio book form. To take things out of context is wrong and misguided it leads to misunderstanding of interpretation.Show the exact scripture and talk to it...
I will not cherry pick the scripture. If you have trouble with comprehension or reading perhaps you could get it in audio book form. To take things out of context is wrong and misguided it leads to misunderstanding of interpretation.
Who are Israelites, whose are the adoption and the glory, and the covenants, and the Lawgiving, and the service, and the promises; whose are the fathers, and from whom is the Christ according to flesh, He being God over all, blessed forever. Amen. (Romans 9.4 – 5)
Ouch!