@abi4560 “But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.”
Isaiah 53:5
@DrShayPhD@SteveK49779 “God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.”
John 4:24
And I have actually read your post.
Now tell me, is God the Father in omnipresent form supposed to be blind, deaf, and dumb? How does the Holy Spirit manage to pull it off then?
@DrShayPhD@SteveK49779 Why do you ask me to show you “where Scripture teaches eternal begetting?”
Did I say anything about eternal begetting?
But you get insulted if I say that you argue against assumptions of your own making?
@DrShayPhD@SteveK49779 I am currently in a car, but I would love to actually point to you that you did make those points. Hopefully you will not take it as an insult again, as my comments were not at all insulting and were made in good faith, just like when we tell the truth to the Catholics.
@DrShayPhD Going any further than what the Bible explicitly states is the same slippery slope the Catholic Church and everyone else slipped on. Making doctrines based on their “understanding”, not on “thus said the Lord”
@DrShayPhD Simply sister, because the Bible never calls him God the Son. He did not call himself God the Son. His disciples did not call him God the Son. The Bible clearly testifies that God gave his only begotten Son, who is the perfect image of his person, for you and me. Fully divine Son
@PeacheswuzHere What is the spirit of God supposed to be? A kitten?
If the spirit of Nebuchadnezzar was human, and not just any human, it was the very same Nebuchadnezzar himself, why do you have a problem understanding the spirit of God?
Wow the spirit of God is God, therefore another, same God
@YoungRichie75@PeacheswuzHere Whatever we agree that First and last means, it cannot trample, but must be in harmony with other statements he made. So you go first and explain what “you, the only true God” means or “I am going to my God and your God” or “my Father is greater than me” or “not my will but yours
@YoungRichie75@PeacheswuzHere Literally everywhere. Try John 17:3 first
“Father … And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent.”
The problem is that most people don’t care what Jesus said, they care what they “understood”
@YoungRichie75@PeacheswuzHere The power of churchianity is strong.
People convince themselves that blindly following the church teachings even when they clearly contradict the Bible is being faithful to God.