God literally calling Jesus God: “But of the Son He says, “Your throne, O God, is forever and ever, And the scepter of uprightness is the scepter of Your kingdom.” Hebrews 1:8 LSB
Regardless of whether or not we believe or speak the word, trinity. There is God, the Word and the Holy Spirit. and nothing will ever change that fact.
That's not a fact. That's a belief. I understand and respect that you believe that, but it is not a fact. I take issue with this because your beliefs affect your actions, and far too often the actions of religious people acting on their faith causes great harm to others. Again, I understand you believe this, but please do not impose your beliefs onto others.
@@taylorthetunafish5737 John1:1 King James Version 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:14 And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth.
@@taylorthetunafish5737 That's not my opinion. Curious though. Are you saying that you don't believe in God, you don't in Jesus and.or you don't believe in the Holy Spirit. That all 3 don't exist, just 2 of the 3 exist, what is it you think you believe? Or do you believe what you're told to believe?
This one’s kinda obvious: ““Behold, the virgin shall be with child and shall bear a Son, and they shall call His name Immanuel,” which translated means, “God with us.”” Matthew 1:23 LSB
Yes, it is obvious that this language was borrowed from Isaiah by Matthew. When Isaiah wrote these words, he was referring to a king in his day, calling him Immanuel. Calling him Immanuel in no way meant he is Yahweh - it was a name signifying that Yahweh would be with the people through this individual. Same with Jesus. A woman in the Book of Proverbs named her son Othniel, which means "God is with me." Obviously, this didn't mean her son was God.
Jesus in His humanity is inferior to the Father, finite and mortal. This is why He experienced human life as a normal man. But in regard to His divinity, He is infinite, superior and immortal. These two can be clearly evident in His death and resurrection. When we consider Him in regard to His humanity, all we shall find is that He is inferior, limited, mortal etc. Also, all humanity had its existence in and from Adam. But Christ was not only human, He was also divine. This is why He was born of Mary and the Holy Spirit. All Mary did was to give a body to this eternal life of God that came into her as the Spirit. Therefore, Christ should be understood in these two lives, in His human life and in His divine Life. God in Christ put on humanity and blended together divinity with humanity. Though He did this, He never annulled humanity off of its priorities. This is why in humanity He admitted that God is greater than He. God is greater because He is the creator of humanity. All humanity bear allegiance to Him. Though He put on humanity, he never deprived it of this. He still considered humanity as inferior to divine, limited and finite too. He never exalted humanity higher than God, even though He was God Himself in this humanity. He respected it, embraced all its limitations and carried on with it. This is why Jesus never went everywhere saying "I am God". This would have been a violation. It would have seemed or looked like humanity trying to exalt itself. It would have looked like an insane person (limited, finite and human) trying to call Himself God. The Bible never teaches this. The Bible never teaches that there had lived a man on this earth who was God! Believing this way is hilarious. However, the Bible clearly shows us that on this earth, God, who is infinite, eternal, unlimited and divine, once put on the humanity and lived among us. It is always the Word becoming flesh, not the flesh claiming to be the word!
When we consider Him in regard to His humanity, we should be careful. His humanity was not different from mine or yours. Jesus in His humanity experienced human life just like a normal human. He wept, felt hungry, walked, sung, praised God, prayed to God etc. He lived a normal human life. However, though this was this way, it never meant that He wasn't divine. He still expressed out His divinity by doing things only a divine person can do, eg, He forgave sins, controlled nature, and even accepted worship. But, even if He did all these things, His intention was not to prove out to mankind that He was divine. No, His intention was to prove out to man that He was God in a human form( 1 John 4:1-3) Now where does the confusion comes from? It comes from us men who think that through the Gospels Christ was trying to prove to man that He was God. Then we start to divide ourselves between those who believe that Jesus was God and those who believe that Jesus was a man . What was He? He was both! The Gospels are not here to prove to us that there lived a man on this earth who called himself God. This is not the revelation.
When you consider history, you will find something twisted. Many believers who ignore Christ's divinity today believe that this idea of Christ being divine was added in the early stages of the church by Constantine the great during the council of Nicea. They believe that before this, believers used to believe that Jesus was a man (without being divine) and he was sent by God on earth to execute salvation. But when you carry out a care full study of scriptures and the history, you will find it out that something was twisted. During the early ages believers used to believe that Jesus was divine and human. However, the enemy came in and started to attack this. How? By making believers believe that Jesus was not HUMAN! In early ages Satan didn't attack Jesus's divinity, he attacked His humanity, probably by making believers believe that Jesus was not HUMAN ( read 1 John 4:1-3 carefully) Not only so, this attack was also carried out on Jesus Himself when He was living here. When you read His temptation in the desert well and carefully, you will find out this attack was behind that scenario
During this temptation, the devil always addressed Jesus as the "Son of God" ( Matt 4:3, 6). What was the devil trying to do? He was simply trying to acknowledge the divinity of Christ. Now, as a divine person, it couldn't have been too much if Jesus turned stones into bread! However, while replying the devil, Jesus embraced His humanity by answering " It is written: 'man'..." This was a hidden battle behind that temptation. To make Jesus Christ accept that He is divine but not human! This is what inspired John to write that passage in 1 John 4:1-3
Our early brothers believed in the two natures of Christ --divinity and humanity. The devil came in to distort this by manipulating them to believe that Jesus as the Son of God was divine but not human. In John, the idea was not to prove to us that Jesus was God. John wrote to prove to us that God became Jesus, He put on Jesus and lived among us. Jesus never tried to prove Himself to us as God, rather, He proved out clearly to us that through HIM God, who is divine, infinite, eternal, the creator, superior, supreme, Almighty, greater, immortal etc, became human. The infinite put on finite, the unlimited walked through the limited, the superior experienced the inferior etc. He tested humanity on our behalf ( He 2:8-18) However, though He put on humanity, He never existed to be divine! He did all this to as accomplish His purpose. His purpose is to have sons. This can only be accomplished by Him going through the process of becoming the Father, the Son and the Spirit. The Trinity is not for doctrinal purpose, it is not just for theological fact; rather, it is for the accomplishment of God's Eternal purpose. Only those who have come to the knowledge of God's purpose can understand why God was willing to act under the titles of Father, Son, and the Spirit. Those who don't, the rest to them is for doctrinal, scriptural, and theological arguments!!!!!
You have spoken correctly. The guy in this video is completely spiritually dead, blind, lost, deceived, and totally Biblically illiterate. He is accursed of God as he shows with his ignorance.
Only God can forgive sins. Jesus forgives sins: ““Why does this man speak that way? He is blaspheming; who can forgive sins but God alone?” But so that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins”-He *said to the paralytic,” Mark 2:7, 10 LSB
I don't think Dr. Craig would say that Jesus is the trinity, I think he has said something like all "three persons" of the trinity are "properly" called God (whatever that means), indicating their co-equality.
The only thing this ungodly man showed is how absolutely Biblically illiterate, and how spiritually dead, blind, lost, and deceived he is. He is a 100% heretic and is accursed of God. Do not be deceived by him.
Satan testing Jesus/God: “And Jesus answered and said to him, “It is said, ‘You shall not put the Lord your God to the test.’ ”” Luke 4:12 LSB
100% agree. I cannot understand the worlds insistence that Jesus is Almighty God! He never claims to be, scripture never states that He is, yet people insist that He is anyway🤦♂️ Reading the Bible exegetically leaves no serious truth seeker any other choice but to acknowledge a clear difference between the Father and the Son not just in personage but in authority, power and sovereignty. YHWH is the one and only Almighty God then, now, and always. He hasn’t changed since the beginning. The over-arching theme of the Bible seems to be a matter of correct worship. The evil ruler of this world managed to trick the Israelites into worshiping many false gods throughout most of the Bible, and sadly he is now tricking most of the world into worshipping our Lord Jesus Christ rather than the One who sent Him. That is NOT what Jesus wants! He wants us to worship His Father and our Father. His God and our God - YHWH🙏
I have a question, this is just my understanding of it: Are there any verses that say or imply that Jesus is not God? Because I feel like some of the verses mentioned in this video, point towards Jesus being God. That's the revelation that I've been given. Please help me understanding better.
Amen. I was shaken up when I read John 3:6 and connected it to John 1:1. John 3:6 says, "That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit." No one interprets the word Spirit the same way in the second half of that verse. The first instance of "Spirit" is definite, and obviously refers to the Holy Spirit. The second instance of "Spirit" is indefinite and does not refer to the Holy Spirit, unless one believes Christians literally become the Holy Spirit when they are born again. The second instance of "spirit" is qualitative and could more literally be understood as "That which is born of the Spirit is spiritual". If we interpret John 1:1 in this way, we would translate it, "The Word was with God, and the Word was divine". Comparing Scripture with Scripture, and the author of John with his own figures of speech will dismantle Trinitarianism.
Jesus was not here trying to say, "that which is born of the flesh is fleshly and that which is born of the Spirit is spiritual" like how you present it bro. If it was so, He would have used "those" instead of "that" Man is made up of three parts, that is the spirit, soul, and body. Therefore, the flesh cannot give birth to the spirit. The flesh only gives birth to the flesh but the spirit can only receive life by the Spirit. This is why Jesus said, "Spirit gives birth to spirit" The birth that the Spirit gives is a birth in the very life of God and this can be given through and by the Spirit alone. It is not that being born of the Spirit means being spiritual. It means having the very life of the Spirit.
The father is greater than he was before he fulfilled the promises of God's covenant through the prophecy meaning to believe that He is the promise of salvation that God made to Abraham. Before Abraham I AM. God Almighty is the Spirit of Christ the Spirit being greater than the body broken for the sins of man. God the Spirit Jesus Christ born of the Spirit being Holy.
Whomever calls his brother a fool is in danger of the fires of hell. Whoever blasphemes the Holy Spirit there is no forgiveness of sin not in this life nor in the life to come. You must be born again. Born of the Holy Spirit.
The truth is, this was an abomination. Everything this heretic presented is 100% false manmade unbiblical nonsense. It is all the teaching of a spiritually dead and blind man. Repent!
Before Abraham I Am. Jesus Christ is born of the Holy Spirit Jesus Christ is is the begotten son who is with God Jesus is the Truth the Way and the Life nobody comes to the father but by Him Jesus is the Alpha and Omega Jesus Christ says I have the power to lay down my life and to take it up again. Jesus appeared in the house of the believers without going through the door Jesus preformed miracles castings out demons Jesus Christ says I and the Father are ONE Jesus Christ of Nazareth is the King everlasting Holy Spirit the judge of the living and the dead. Who ever says God Almighty isn't able to do anything to His Glory is a liar.
Jesus' prayer was for his disciples to be one (John 17:11), even as he and God are one. He was speaking of a oneness of purpose, not an ontological oneness.
@@LoveAndLiberty02 Jesus Christ of Nazareth is born of the Holy Spirit of God Almighty who gives eternal life for all to receive the Grace of the Lord whoever asks seeks and knocks shall receive the Holy Spirit. Ontological is a bit of an academic approach nice word but it's not about that. It's about receiving Grace for everlasting life in the spirit and not to be confused with philosophy of the world but being born again of the heavenly kingdom.
@@LoveAndLiberty02 ,...God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are all God. They are not three separate persons, they are God revealing himself in three different ways. Michael, Gabriel, and Lucifer are also all God, as is the Bible (the two witnesses). God is seven spirits, and not just three. Gods chosen ones (the actual Christians) are all one in that they all understand and believe/hold to the Bible the same as they are all taught the truth of Gods word by the Holy Spirit. The people of the church are not taught by God, they are all taught unbiblical nonsense by the Godless men of the Godless world/apostate church.
There are numerous passages. Jesus is claming he is God, so I disagree with you. Jesus said before Abraham i am in the Old Testament, Mosses asked God in the burning bush how show we call you, and God replied I Am." In another passage, Thomas said to Jesus my lord and my God i can go on and on. No hate though
@@taylorthetunafish5737 ,...The lack of the word Jesus being in the old testament means absolutely nothing. If you were not completely Biblically illiterate, and 100% spiritually dead and blind, you would understand this. Repent of your fake christianity!
God literally calling Jesus God: “But of the Son He says, “Your throne, O God, is forever and ever, And the scepter of uprightness is the scepter of Your kingdom.” Hebrews 1:8 LSB
This is a quote from Psalm 45:6, where the Davidic king is the referent in the verse. And you forgot to read the next verse. Jesus has a god over him - just like the king in Psalm 45.
God literally calling Jesus God:
“But of the Son He says, “Your throne, O God, is forever and ever, And the scepter of uprightness is the scepter of Your kingdom.”
Hebrews 1:8 LSB
Satan is called God and people were called God too.
The God in that text is not in the monotheistic greatest God
Regardless of whether or not we believe or speak the word, trinity. There is God, the Word and the Holy Spirit. and nothing will ever change that fact.
That's not a fact. That's a belief. I understand and respect that you believe that, but it is not a fact. I take issue with this because your beliefs affect your actions, and far too often the actions of religious people acting on their faith causes great harm to others. Again, I understand you believe this, but please do not impose your beliefs onto others.
@@taylorthetunafish5737 John1:1
King James Version
1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
John 1:14
And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth.
@@taylorthetunafish5737 That's not my opinion. Curious though. Are you saying that you don't believe in God, you don't in Jesus and.or you don't believe in the Holy Spirit. That all 3 don't exist, just 2 of the 3 exist, what is it you think you believe? Or do you believe what you're told to believe?
@@FirstLast-zk5ow Do you believe Zeus exists?
@@taylorthetunafish5737 Zeus? What are you on about now?
This one’s kinda obvious:
““Behold, the virgin shall be with child and shall bear a Son, and they shall call His name Immanuel,” which translated means, “God with us.””
Matthew 1:23 LSB
Yes, it is obvious that this language was borrowed from Isaiah by Matthew. When Isaiah wrote these words, he was referring to a king in his day, calling him Immanuel. Calling him Immanuel in no way meant he is Yahweh - it was a name signifying that Yahweh would be with the people through this individual. Same with Jesus. A woman in the Book of Proverbs named her son Othniel, which means "God is with me." Obviously, this didn't mean her son was God.
Jesus in His humanity is inferior to the Father, finite and mortal. This is why He experienced human life as a normal man. But in regard to His divinity, He is infinite, superior and immortal. These two can be clearly evident in His death and resurrection.
When we consider Him in regard to His humanity, all we shall find is that He is inferior, limited, mortal etc. Also, all humanity had its existence in and from Adam.
But Christ was not only human, He was also divine. This is why He was born of Mary and the Holy Spirit. All Mary did was to give a body to this eternal life of God that came into her as the Spirit.
Therefore, Christ should be understood in these two lives, in His human life and in His divine Life.
God in Christ put on humanity and blended together divinity with humanity. Though He did this, He never annulled humanity off of its priorities. This is why in humanity He admitted that God is greater than He. God is greater because He is the creator of humanity. All humanity bear allegiance to Him. Though He put on humanity, he never deprived it of this. He still considered humanity as inferior to divine, limited and finite too. He never exalted humanity higher than God, even though He was God Himself in this humanity. He respected it, embraced all its limitations and carried on with it.
This is why Jesus never went everywhere saying "I am God". This would have been a violation. It would have seemed or looked like humanity trying to exalt itself.
It would have looked like an insane person (limited, finite and human) trying to call Himself God.
The Bible never teaches this. The Bible never teaches that there had lived a man on this earth who was God! Believing this way is hilarious.
However, the Bible clearly shows us that on this earth, God, who is infinite, eternal, unlimited and divine, once put on the humanity and lived among us. It is always the Word becoming flesh, not the flesh claiming to be the word!
When we consider Him in regard to His humanity, we should be careful. His humanity was not different from mine or yours. Jesus in His humanity experienced human life just like a normal human. He wept, felt hungry, walked, sung, praised God, prayed to God etc. He lived a normal human life.
However, though this was this way, it never meant that He wasn't divine. He still expressed out His divinity by doing things only a divine person can do, eg, He forgave sins, controlled nature, and even accepted worship.
But, even if He did all these things, His intention was not to prove out to mankind that He was divine. No, His intention was to prove out to man that He was God in a human form( 1 John 4:1-3)
Now where does the confusion comes from? It comes from us men who think that through the Gospels Christ was trying to prove to man that He was God. Then we start to divide ourselves between those who believe that Jesus was God and those who believe that Jesus was a man .
What was He? He was both!
The Gospels are not here to prove to us that there lived a man on this earth who called himself God. This is not the revelation.
When you consider history, you will find something twisted. Many believers who ignore Christ's divinity today believe that this idea of Christ being divine was added in the early stages of the church by Constantine the great during the council of Nicea. They believe that before this, believers used to believe that Jesus was a man (without being divine) and he was sent by God on earth to execute salvation.
But when you carry out a care full study of scriptures and the history, you will find it out that something was twisted.
During the early ages believers used to believe that Jesus was divine and human. However, the enemy came in and started to attack this. How? By making believers believe that Jesus was not HUMAN!
In early ages Satan didn't attack Jesus's divinity, he attacked His humanity, probably by making believers believe that Jesus was not HUMAN ( read 1 John 4:1-3 carefully)
Not only so, this attack was also carried out on Jesus Himself when He was living here. When you read His temptation in the desert well and carefully, you will find out this attack was behind that scenario
During this temptation, the devil always addressed Jesus as the "Son of God" ( Matt 4:3, 6). What was the devil trying to do? He was simply trying to acknowledge the divinity of Christ. Now, as a divine person, it couldn't have been too much if Jesus turned stones into bread!
However, while replying the devil, Jesus embraced His humanity by answering " It is written: 'man'..."
This was a hidden battle behind that temptation. To make Jesus Christ accept that He is divine but not human! This is what inspired John to write that passage in 1 John 4:1-3
Our early brothers believed in the two natures of Christ --divinity and humanity. The devil came in to distort this by manipulating them to believe that Jesus as the Son of God was divine but not human.
In John, the idea was not to prove to us that Jesus was God. John wrote to prove to us that God became Jesus, He put on Jesus and lived among us. Jesus never tried to prove Himself to us as God, rather, He proved out clearly to us that through HIM God, who is divine, infinite, eternal, the creator, superior, supreme, Almighty, greater, immortal etc, became human. The infinite put on finite, the unlimited walked through the limited, the superior experienced the inferior etc. He tested humanity on our behalf ( He 2:8-18)
However, though He put on humanity, He never existed to be divine!
He did all this to as accomplish His purpose. His purpose is to have sons. This can only be accomplished by Him going through the process of becoming the Father, the Son and the Spirit. The Trinity is not for doctrinal purpose, it is not just for theological fact; rather, it is for the accomplishment of God's Eternal purpose. Only those who have come to the knowledge of God's purpose can understand why God was willing to act under the titles of Father, Son, and the Spirit.
Those who don't, the rest to them is for doctrinal, scriptural, and theological arguments!!!!!
You have spoken correctly. The guy in this video is completely spiritually dead, blind, lost, deceived, and totally Biblically illiterate. He is accursed of God as he shows with his ignorance.
Only God can forgive sins. Jesus forgives sins:
““Why does this man speak that way? He is blaspheming; who can forgive sins but God alone?” But so that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins”-He *said to the paralytic,”
Mark 2:7, 10 LSB
God gave Jesus, the Son of Man, the authorization to forgive sins. Jesus gave the same authorization to his disciples.
"Jesus is God" ---- William Lane Craig Does he mean Jesus is the trinity?
I don't think Dr. Craig would say that Jesus is the trinity, I think he has said something like all "three persons" of the trinity are "properly" called God (whatever that means), indicating their co-equality.
I love how you go through so much Scripture in these videos, and you show how it's all saying the same thing!
Thank you for the encouragement!
The only thing this ungodly man showed is how absolutely Biblically illiterate, and how spiritually dead, blind, lost, and deceived he is. He is a 100% heretic and is accursed of God. Do not be deceived by him.
Amen. Very well explained. Praise be to God for this straightforward revelation he's given us.
Thanks! Yes, the scriptures are straightforward: we have one Almighty God and one human Lord - not a trinity-god.
Repent of your ignorance!
Satan testing Jesus/God:
“And Jesus answered and said to him, “It is said, ‘You shall not put the Lord your God to the test.’ ””
Luke 4:12 LSB
Ummm, no. Jesus was saying that he (Jesus) would be testing God if he (Jesus) followed Satan's suggestion.
100% agree. I cannot understand the worlds insistence that Jesus is Almighty God! He never claims to be, scripture never states that He is, yet people insist that He is anyway🤦♂️
Reading the Bible exegetically leaves no serious truth seeker any other choice but to acknowledge a clear difference between the Father and the Son not just in personage but in authority, power and sovereignty. YHWH is the one and only Almighty God then, now, and always. He hasn’t changed since the beginning.
The over-arching theme of the Bible seems to be a matter of correct worship. The evil ruler of this world managed to trick the Israelites into worshiping many false gods throughout most of the Bible, and sadly he is now tricking most of the world into worshipping our Lord Jesus Christ rather than the One who sent Him. That is NOT what Jesus wants! He wants us to worship His Father and our Father. His God and our God - YHWH🙏
I have a question, this is just my understanding of it:
Are there any verses that say or imply that Jesus is not God? Because I feel like some of the verses mentioned in this video, point towards Jesus being God. That's the revelation that I've been given. Please help me understanding better.
Amen. I was shaken up when I read John 3:6 and connected it to John 1:1. John 3:6 says, "That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit." No one interprets the word Spirit the same way in the second half of that verse. The first instance of "Spirit" is definite, and obviously refers to the Holy Spirit. The second instance of "Spirit" is indefinite and does not refer to the Holy Spirit, unless one believes Christians literally become the Holy Spirit when they are born again. The second instance of "spirit" is qualitative and could more literally be understood as "That which is born of the Spirit is spiritual". If we interpret John 1:1 in this way, we would translate it, "The Word was with God, and the Word was divine". Comparing Scripture with Scripture, and the author of John with his own figures of speech will dismantle Trinitarianism.
Interesting connection. Thanks for sharing!
Jesus was not here trying to say, "that which is born of the flesh is fleshly and that which is born of the Spirit is spiritual" like how you present it bro. If it was so, He would have used "those" instead of "that"
Man is made up of three parts, that is the spirit, soul, and body. Therefore, the flesh cannot give birth to the spirit. The flesh only gives birth to the flesh but the spirit can only receive life by the Spirit. This is why Jesus said, "Spirit gives birth to spirit"
The birth that the Spirit gives is a birth in the very life of God and this can be given through and by the Spirit alone. It is not that being born of the Spirit means being spiritual. It means having the very life of the Spirit.
Amen brother beautiful truth we thank God for His Son Jesus
This is excellent!
Jesus tells us the Father is greater than he. I'm not sure why people want to say something opposite of what Jesus says.
The father is greater than he was before he fulfilled the promises of God's covenant through the prophecy meaning to believe that He is the promise of salvation that God made to Abraham. Before Abraham I AM. God Almighty is the Spirit of Christ the Spirit being greater than the body broken for the sins of man. God the Spirit Jesus Christ born of the Spirit being Holy.
Jesus also says as you believe so is it let it be so as you believe.
Jesus Christ says I have not come to judge but to take judgement away from you.
Judge not lest you be judged.
Whomever calls his brother a fool is in danger of the fires of hell. Whoever blasphemes the Holy Spirit there is no forgiveness of sin not in this life nor in the life to come.
You must be born again. Born of the Holy Spirit.
The truth is, this was an abomination. Everything this heretic presented is 100% false manmade unbiblical nonsense. It is all the teaching of a spiritually dead and blind man. Repent!
Before Abraham I Am. Jesus Christ is born of the Holy Spirit Jesus Christ is is the begotten son who is with God Jesus is the Truth the Way and the Life nobody comes to the father but by Him Jesus is the Alpha and Omega Jesus Christ says I have the power to lay down my life and to take it up again. Jesus appeared in the house of the believers without going through the door Jesus preformed miracles castings out demons Jesus Christ says I and the Father are ONE
Jesus Christ of Nazareth is the King everlasting Holy Spirit the judge of the living and the dead. Who ever says God Almighty isn't able to do anything to His Glory is a liar.
Correct, the spiritually dead and blind (the guy in this video) have no ability to understand Biblical truth. God has blinded and accursed him.
Jesus' prayer was for his disciples to be one (John 17:11), even as he and God are one. He was speaking of a oneness of purpose, not an ontological oneness.
@@LoveAndLiberty02 Jesus Christ of Nazareth is born of the Holy Spirit of God Almighty who gives eternal life for all to receive the Grace of the Lord whoever asks seeks and knocks shall receive the Holy Spirit. Ontological is a bit of an academic approach nice word but it's not about that. It's about receiving Grace for everlasting life in the spirit and not to be confused with philosophy of the world but being born again of the heavenly kingdom.
The temple of the Holy Spirit is Man.
@@LoveAndLiberty02 ,...God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are all God. They are not three separate persons, they are God revealing himself in three different ways. Michael, Gabriel, and Lucifer are also all God, as is the Bible (the two witnesses). God is seven spirits, and not just three.
Gods chosen ones (the actual Christians) are all one in that they all understand and believe/hold to the Bible the same as they are all taught the truth of Gods word by the Holy Spirit. The people of the church are not taught by God, they are all taught unbiblical nonsense by the Godless men of the Godless world/apostate church.
How do you know anything in the bible is true? How do you know what someone says is true?
There are numerous passages. Jesus is claming he is God, so I disagree with you. Jesus said before Abraham i am in the Old Testament, Mosses asked God in the burning bush how show we call you, and God replied I Am." In another passage, Thomas said to Jesus my lord and my God i can go on and on. No hate though
Correct, the guy in this video is not a Christian.
There was no jesus in the old testament.
@@taylorthetunafish5737 ,...The whole old testament spoke of Jesus, a/the Messiah.
@@RepentofYourFakeChristia-wr7fq Go find the word jesus in the old testament.
@@taylorthetunafish5737 ,...The lack of the word Jesus being in the old testament means absolutely nothing. If you were not completely Biblically illiterate, and 100% spiritually dead and blind, you would understand this.
Repent of your fake christianity!
To cut to the chase - are you hence saying Jesus is a created being?
Yes, he was supernaturally begotten by God in the womb of Mary.
Fantastic!
Thanks! Hopefully, others will see the scriptural truth about God and Jesus.
God literally calling Jesus God:
“But of the Son He says, “Your throne, O God, is forever and ever, And the scepter of uprightness is the scepter of Your kingdom.”
Hebrews 1:8 LSB
This is a quote from Psalm 45:6, where the Davidic king is the referent in the verse. And you forgot to read the next verse. Jesus has a god over him - just like the king in Psalm 45.