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The Lord Jesus is in a glorified body. He will carry his scars for all eternity, hallelujah!
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The Lord Jesus is in a glorified body. He will carry his scars for all eternity, hallelujah!
BR, will we have eternal life someday?
How about this:
Miltha refers to the “Manifestation” of the Ruach haKodesh within Mashiyach.
Aramaic has not proved me wrong, neither have you. Aramaic reinforces my thoughts most of the time. It gives me a wider view of what the Greek mixed up.I already have eternal life right now. It came to me the day I accepted Jesus the Christ as My Savior and My Lord and My God.
You, keypurr, on the other hand has declared that you have abandoned The Truth for a lie that came to you out of the blue. Purporting to believe the Aramaic instead of the Greek and then rejecting the Aramaic when the Aramaic proves you wrong.
Then show us your Aramaic creation verbs employed when Jesus was 'created'.
Deut. 6:4 Hear, O Israel: Jehovah our Eloheem[PLURAL] is one[SINGULAR] Jehovah.
You haven't understood my posts for the last four years, why would you if I show you more. You do not have the ability to digest milk so meat for you and Apple7 is out of the question. I don't want you to choke.
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All this knowledge I stored up and now I have forgotten most of it. But the real important stuff I still got, just forgot where I put it. But one day I will remember where it is. If you find it you just be highly enlighten as to what is truth. That will be new to you for you do not have much at the moment. But God loves you so I will too.At 85, I thought that you would have put aside the smoke and mirrors routine by now.
Guess not...
All this knowledge I stored up and now I have forgotten most of it. But the real important stuff I still got, just forgot where I put it. But one day I will remember where it is. If you find it you just be highly enlighten as to what is truth. That will be new to you for you do not have much at the moment. But God loves you so I will too.
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I really have my friend. But I worry about you kid. I have failed to teach you the truth that I have. For that I apologize to you and my Lord. Someday you might say, I remember keypurr trying to show me that. I should have paid more attention to his thoughts.You need to find God before your time runs out, pops...
Why would they for only the Father is God.Before Christ, the Jews did not know God was triune. 'Elohyeem' probably meant the heavenly beings in general.
The Trinity can be directly deduced from contrasting Isaiah, John, and Revelation.
Everyone's time is running out apple7.You need to find God before your time runs out, pops...
Before Christ, the Jews did not know God was triune. 'Elohyeem' probably meant the heavenly beings in general.
The Trinity can be directly deduced from contrasting Isaiah, John, and Revelation.
Aramaic has not proved me wrong, neither have you. Aramaic reinforces my thoughts most of the time. It gives me a wider view of what the Greek mixed up.
Your wrong again. The notes continue on, they only support what I already knew.Sure it has proven you wrong, keypurr. You have chosen your own interpretation of "Miltha" to fit your 'wider view' of what you have mixed up in your 'all of a sudden' 'new revelation' that came to you 'from no where' and the Aramaic says that it is best to leave it 'untranslated' in the context of John 1.
1. “Miltha” has no direct English equivalent. It can mean ‘Word’, ‘Manifestation’, ‘Instance’ or ‘Substance’, among many other things. In this context, it is best left untranslated.
So, even you go against the sources you yourself provide.
The Trinity is no simply matter to crack on either side of the debate. Especially for those who have not put in years of study into the scriptures, the writings of the Church Fathers, and Church History, there does appear to be substantial support for the idea scripture teaches that Jesus is God Almighty in some sense. There several proof texts for making such a claim, like John 1:1. Of course, it is just as easy to provide proof texts that he is not God Almighty, like John 14:28 where Jesus explicitly notes that the Father is greater than himself. Then you can get into that whole mess about him being a God/man and speculation on how that should influence our interpretation of such passages, etc.
To truly study the Trinity doctrine, to attempt to understand it, is to dive down the rabbit whole. Hence, the church has been content to declare it a mystery. Yet, a mystery that you MUST accept lest your very salvation be at stake! Never mind that it took hundreds of years to develop after Christ, never mind that it is never explicitly taught by scripture - nor implied for that matter. They assert it is a defining Christian belief, yet they can't defend such a proclamation. They use it as man-made standard to weed out the "true" believers from the "false" - a direct contradiction to Christs instructions (Matthew 13:24-30). Indeed, this is often the go-to reason for denying that sects like Mormonism are truly Christian - they don't bother with the false prophet(s) and scriptures. It's a lazy, but simple guide for the masses; easy to follow.
All this fuss over it - and yet what does it gain you to believe it? What do you lose if you don't? Scripture never declares that your salvation is dependent upon this or any other doctrine(s). Scripture rather says that your actions are what matter; they are what you will be judged by, not whether you held doctrine x, y, and z (but not q). If the Trinity somehow guided your actions it might have merit then, but it doesn't. Our role as Christians does not change based upon whether the Trinity is true or false. Morality doesn't change, the Gospel doesn't change, Love does not change. And God is love.
In the big picture the Trinity doctrine matters very little in of itself. But what does matter is the division it has been used to create - a measuring stick for your brothers and sisters in Christ.
Romans 14:4-10 Who are you to judge someone else’s servant? To their own master, servants stand or fall. And they will stand, for the Lord is able to make them stand.
5 One person considers one day more sacred than another; another considers every day alike. Each of them should be fully convinced in their own mind. 6 Whoever regards one day as special does so to the Lord. Whoever eats meat does so to the Lord, for they give thanks to God; and whoever abstains does so to the Lord and gives thanks to God. 7 For none of us lives for ourselves alone, and none of us dies for ourselves alone. 8 If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord. 9 For this very reason, Christ died and returned to life so that he might be the Lord of both the dead and the living.
10 You, then, why do you judge your brother or sister[a]? Or why do you treat them with contempt? For we will all stand before God’s judgment seat.
do you believe we have been redeemed by what Jesus did?The Trinity is no simply matter to crack on either side of the debate.
do you believe we have been redeemed by what Jesus did?
Yes; Jesus established the New Covenant with his blood through which we have forgiveness for our sins and reconciliation with God. This does not require the Trinity.