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  • Richard in Christ - In Reply on John 2 - 5 years ago
    Hello my brother Hugo,

    I do not call myself a "Trinitarian" as that seems to be a label. I do believe in God the Father, the Son(Jesus Christ), and the Holy Ghost. As these three are One. I also do not say "Jesus is God" which to me seems to be over simplified. I actually would agree with exactly how you said as "God dwelled in Him". Or God was "in" Him and He in the Father just as Jesus states. Jesus Christ being the Messiah sent by our Father in Heaven. He is the most unique, special, marvelous person to have ever walked this earth. Our Lord and Savior. None of us know everything about Him. One day we will be with Him, and our Father, in the Kingdom and we will be able to ask Him any question we ever will have. He will have the answer for us. God Bless you brother.
  • Nathan Unger - In Reply on Revelation 12 - 5 years ago
    Rob, what of Colossians 2:9 then?
  • Nathan Unger on Revelation 12 - 5 years ago
    Please pray for my first wife Patricia, she has 3 herniated neck disks and is awaiting surgery to have them removed. We have 4 children, 3 of whom are still under age.

    And for my sobriety. It has been 5 years since I have seen my children.

    Thank you.
  • Rob - In Reply on Revelation 12 - 5 years ago
    I'm sure the Pharisee s felt the same as Jesus spoke to them and even drove them out of the temple .

    I hate the false doctrines, not the people that are under the influence of them .

    You would not have liked King David he was a warrior! And How about John the Baptist !

    He lambasted the self righteous!

    So yes I'd like to be meek as possible, yet faithful!
  • Adam on Revelation 12 - 5 years ago
    Please pray for my friend Steve who had a stroke. Asking for a miracle and praying for a full recovery.
  • Rob - In Reply on Zechariah 4:6 - 5 years ago
    This was the question Christians at the time of this new doctrine of the rapture of the church , back in the 1800s asked . I think it's a tough one since all saints are removed to heaven , yet the true solders must fight the Antichrist? Seems kind contradicting to me , how about you ?

    So if all the saints are removed , then some how people get saved and are able to do battle with the Antichrist? Seems kinda far fetched to me !
  • SIGNS OF THE END on Genesis 2 - 5 years ago
    I've heard some really shocking rapture predictions tho past week, or so. Dreams, visions.

    Rapture mentions in scripture: OT and NT are all through the Bible. God inspired it.

    You have to read it and pray daily, pray long, listen with all your strength. Fast. Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal the mystery.

    We can't just say stuff like "hit me with some truth, Holy Spirit". Try to observe some reverence and worship.

    Lastly, use some common sense. A deep relationship with the Holy Spirit is vital. It is needful to hear for yourself instead of running to and fro asking for other people's (humankind) point of view. It must be backed by scrip

    We are waiting for the times of the Gentiles to be fulfilled. We are the Elect until that is completed. THEN the election will pass back to the Jews. I'm not going to debate this. Too many baseless debates go on in here.

    Jesus is not going to suffer (allow) His Bride to go through the Tribulation.

    People are preaching that she will go through the entire Tribulation; she will go through an asteroid strike that will make all water on earth poisonous. No. The Brides, Bridegroom is going to fetch her off the earth! She will meet her Bridegroom in the clouds.

    Notice in Revelation the His feet do not touch the ground. The next time His feet touch the ground, will be at the Mount of Olives.

    You ask the Holy Spirit about the election!

    Why has the Church been waiting to see the Return of the exiled Jews to begin to return to their homeland? Prophesy is falling into place. People who study prophesy, know these things. The recently signed Abrahamic Accord signed between Israel and some Arab nations; that lasts for 7 years___is HUGE!! ALL dreams and visions will agree with scripture. If God didn't say it in scripture: it may be a pizza dream.

    The Bride will not be here to be confronted by Antichrist. Hint: Go circle that Abraham Accord date on your calendar.

    Keep tuned into Jesus. He is the TRUTH.

    Mishael
  • Rob on John 20:28 - 5 years ago
    Thomas the one that was faithless when he sees Jesus says My Lord and My God !

    Ok so now Thomas the unbeliever is an expert all of a sudden and the Godhead has a verse proving it s self as Doctrine.

    Oh but wait a minute read the rest of the chapter.

    It's because Thomas has seen the Lord risen he now believes that Jesus is risen . Not that Jesus is God . But yes it's Gods power no doubt about it .

    Read verse 31 : death to the God head doctrine, again .

    It's always good to keep things in context .

    But these are written , that ye might believe that Jesus is the CHRIST, THE SON OF GOD; and that believing ye might have life through his name .

    Case closed again !

    No GOD the Son even though Thomas acknowledged that God is in Jesus , that's true , but not the same as GOD THE SON that's heresy .
  • Hugo Zyl on John 2 - 5 years ago
    Christian love to all the brothers and sisters in Christ

    This chapter raises another question which Trinitarians cannot answer.

    In God's temple you had the holy place which only the priests could enter, and the holiest of holies which only the high priest could enter once a year. But that temple was not considered to be God. Rather God had His presence IN the holiest of holies. Not the skins or the curtains or the stones or the ark but simply indwelling that space. But now Trinitarians say that Jesus the physical man IS God.

    Question: why was the temple not seen as God if we are to believe that Jesus the physical man is to be seen as God? Why is the foreshadowing wrong? Why is God misleading us as to how He has His presence?

    Correct answer: the physical Jesus was not God. God dwelled in him. Just as the physical temple was not God. God dwelled in it. Thus the foreshadowing is correct. Thus God has lead us correctly to understanding how He has His presence.

    And for that we thank our Father and bless His holy name. Hallelujah!

    Please consider these things carefully my Trinitarian siblings, is my humble request.

    Peace and love in Christ
  • Rob - In Reply on Revelation 16:16 - 5 years ago
    The book of Zechariah in the Old Testament is prophecy of the time when The lord restores Jerusalem and Judah and punnishes evil doers .

    Chapter 9 to the end of the book .
  • Hugo Zyl on Psalms 90 - 5 years ago
    God bless the dear brothers and sisters in Christ

    This psalm of Moses is so often used to say that a person cannot live more than 80 years. This is an error. Moses was simply singing about the people living in a DESERT, i.e. not in comfortable homes. Nor was he prophecying. God has told us clearly that our lifespans can reach 120 years ( Genesis 6).

    To try to say that Christ must return before 2028 because that is 80 years after 1948, is an error. Let us not clutch at straws but lovingly call on Jesus Christ whether we are in this body or in another kind of body.

    Peace and love in Christ
  • Christina Hilt on Revelation 12 - 5 years ago
    Please pray for me
  • Rob on 1 Corinthians 6 - 5 years ago
    6 verses 16 , 17

    So being one is nothing unusual in the scriptures. Take a peek .
  • Hugo Zyl - In Reply on Revelation 12 - 5 years ago
    Dear brother Rob. God bless you

    I am also not a Trinitarian, but that is not a badge of honor. It is grace. The fruit of the Spirit includes meekness, longsuffering and peace.

    To go around brow-beating people because you think you know more or have received more grace is not conforming to the image of Jesus Christ.

    Peace and love in Christ
  • Rob - In Reply on Revelation 16:16 - 5 years ago
    Yes at the second coming , but many will not survive , only a remnant will be restored at that time . Until then Israel is in disobedience. Although individual Jews can be saved .
  • Hugo Zyl - In Reply on John 10:36 - 5 years ago
    God bless you brother Mike

    This site's Bibles are exactly what they say they are as far as I understand.

    But of course there is no perfect translation if that is what you are after. The truth-teacher is the Holy Spirit. Get the Holy Spirit, everything else is secondary.

    Love in Christ
  • Rob on 1 Corinthians 6:2 - 5 years ago
    Do you know the saints shall judge the world says Apostle Paul !

    Read Psalm 149

    Even Jesus said he would cause the false brethren to bow at our feet .

    Onward Christian soldiers !
  • Hugo Zyl - In Reply on John 1 - 5 years ago
    Grace & Peace in Christ dear brother Chris

    I feel this topic is now leaving the realm of the Bible, and entering into unusual uses of words.

    Just go to a person who knows nothing about Christianity and show him 3 pictures - one, a painting of Jesus; two, a blank picture which represents the Father; three, a picture of a dove which is a symbol of the Holy Spirit. Tell the man that you believe each picture shows God. Ask the man how many gods there then are. He will say three. Tell the man that although it looks like three, you belief that it is actually just one. The man will say you belief a strange thing. Then tell the man that this one God in three pieces can have conversations between these pieces and get new views and ideas from each piece, while still remaining just one God. - The poor man will probably think this is the weirdest thing he has ever heard in his life.

    Look three divine worshipped persons make three gods, or language has lost its meaning entirely.

    With all due respect, your example of comparing the Godhead to man's body, mind and soul is also problematic. There are enormous differences between the parts, and they do not sit around a table to have a chat.

    What you wrote about God's plan of salvation, I agree with completely, but to then draw a conclusion of: so now the Three are all there like ducks in a row; this is wrong. The only Person (visible) is Jesus Christ. There is never in the Bible any other visible human form of God than Him. The Spirit coming upon a person is symbolized as a tongue of flame or a dove...

    Dear brother. Consider if we may not perhaps be doing as the Samaritan woman was doing when Jesus Christ told her "You worship you know not what... God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth."

    Peace & love in Jesus Christ
  • Rob on Revelation 12 - 5 years ago
    When people talk about a trinity or Godhead , that's all I need to know they know not the Bible as they should .

    Trying to convince them is like telling a blind man that never saw before what a rainbow looks like .

    But their is hope if The lord opens their eyes, he did mine .
  • Rob - In Reply on 1 John 4 - 5 years ago
    I don't have I'll will toward any person , you seem to have Good heart , All the best to those that seek God in sincerity and truth .

    I must say the Bible has been maligned terribly since even the apostles time .

    But the word of God is still true and Jesus is at the fathers right hand interceding !

    If God be for us who can be against us ! I'm very happy in the Lord !
  • T - In Reply on John 10:36 - 5 years ago
    The KJV or King James Bible is The most accurately translated Bible. The NIV and others have changed many words to be "easier understood." They use more common and modern language. One must also understand that, in translation, different languages may not share the same words. Therefore, the most accurate and appropriate words were used during translation.

    I urge you to do some research on Google about how the KJV and 1611 came to translation so you will have a better understanding! I did the same and without any doubt prefer the King James over any other.

    Hope that helps to answer your question.
  • Linda leffel on Isaiah 1 - 5 years ago
    Where does it say in the Bible about where satay comes back imitating Jesus and sits on my Zion. Claiming to be him?
  • Richard in Christ - In Reply on 1 John 4 - 5 years ago
    God Bless you Rob. I am also what God made me. As we all are. I also know that the Lord is the one and only true Judge. Of everything. As the Father committed all judgement unto the Son. Whether you believe that or not is up to you. Why are you judging, condemning, me saying "I can tell you have very little knowledge of the Bible in truth"? Again you are exalting yourself. That you know the "truth" and I don't? Do you think our Father loves you more than me? It saddens me to see this. Do you know of the several teachings of Christ to not exalt yourself? To humble yourself?

    I am also going to state this. As others may look down upon me also. But it is the truth. I do not fear my Father in Heaven. I love Him with everything that I am. All I want to do is what He wants me to do. His Will. What makes Him happy. If He wants to destroy me I know He is all powerful and can do anything He wants. And if that's what He want's then I do too. It's about Him not me.

    I do not want any to perish. Even the most wicked person. But that all shall come to repentance. This is the Will of the Lord. I pray for everyone. Because the Lord has lead me to do so. I am His. Take care Rob.
  • Chris - In Reply on John 1 - 5 years ago
    Page 2.

    This same Jesus, fully man & fully Divine, was crucified, buried, resurrected & ascended to the Father's right Hand. Where once, the Word proceeded out from God, the Word now in flesh, raised in a heavenly Body, sits as the Divine Man at God's right Hand. So Jesus, as we too will be in Heaven, can communicate with each other - I see no problem with this ( Hebrews 7:25).

    And in regards to polytheism, by definition, is the multiplicity of gods. The Triune God is definitely not a polytheistic god - that would be sacrilege indeed. We don't have three gods in Heaven - there is only One God expressed in three Persons; I think you are understanding the Trinity teaching from a polytheistic perspective - God cannot be understood like that. If you see Jesus or the Holy Spirit as a lesser Entity, then you have not understood the Doctrine of God - all three in the Godhead are equally God & are the One God: co-equal & co-eternal.

    I gave you the example of your personal trinitarian existence, Hugo: you're composed of spirit, soul & body. Do you accept that? Without even one of those 'parts' you wouldn't be Hugo - maybe you could be some type of sub-human or just floating about in spirit form. Or with the Sun in the Universe: a body of hot gases, giving heat & giving light (3 parts of the one). It wouldn't be a sun as we know, if any entity of it was absent. These are of course poor examples to try & explain the Triune God, but I'm trying to show you that a Trinity does not necessarily mean three that are separate from each other, but can also mean three in one, as with God. But in Heaven now, Jesus is seen as separate because of his taking on of flesh & rising in a heavenly Body. We will be like him in Heaven ( 1 John 3:2). So please rid your mind that Christians entertain a polytheistic belief of God - that is a wicked belief, as you clearly wrote. Blessings.
  • Chris - In Reply on John 1 - 5 years ago
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    Thank you once again Hugo for your comments & observations. I'm sad that my comment on Jesus talking with the Father & the Trinitarian aspects troubled you, but I shall explain. Before Jesus' incarnation (when He was sent to Earth as a Man), Jesus is seen as God's Word ( John 1:1-14): only One God with His Word & His Spirit, as shown to us. That Word out of God accomplished many tasks, including in creation, the words given to the prophets, etc. Remember, at this point in time, there is only One God seen in His Fullness: His Word & Spirit.

    At the time appointed, God sent forth His Word to His people, Israel ( Hebrews 1:1,2) & He was called the Son of God. But Jesus came not only to bring God's Message (as a Prophet of God would), but this Man Jesus came out of God to become like us in the flesh for the purposes of being the Perfect Sacrifice for mankind's redemption. What was limiting & failing before by using animal sacrifices was now acceptable to God in providing us His Lamb. As you know, Jesus in His humanity, suffered hunger, loneliness, pain, etc. as we do & even "tempted on all points as we are", but without sin, He became the Sacrifice that worked for us. He also prayed (talked) to the Father & did so very often, as you know.
  • Brenda Mccready on Revelation 16:16 - 5 years ago
    When will Israel be forgiven at the second event

    Please explain
  • Chris - In Reply on John 10 - 5 years ago
    Well written Charley - great Scriptures.
  • Chris - In Reply on Revelation 5 - 5 years ago
    That's a good observation & worthy of consideration, Maria. In Revelation 1:10, we see John being found "in the spirit on the Lord's Day" & then in the next verse, Jesus tells him, "What thou seest write in a book".

    I have always imagined that the Lord wanted John to see & learn things of Heaven & of future events, & what he saw should be published for the benefit of the "seven Churches", which of course comes as a pressing warning & concern to us today. So I see John caught up in a 'trance', not as in the occult or Hinduism, where human faculties are overpowered by spirits, but in a Holy Spirit induced vision of the 'other world & of Earth's future'. If John's spirit left his body to enter Heaven, you would be right to assume that he faced a temporary 'death', but I somehow don't see that as what happened here.

    And in that vision, he was given all that the Lord Jesus wanted to reveal to him & subsequently to reveal to us. He not only heard the Voice of Jesus, but saw in graphic detail (with imagery) the events that "would shortly come to pass" ( Rev 1:1). So I don't see John spiritually or physically in Heaven, but the vision given to Him was so real (as when one has a vivid dream prior to waking up), that he must have believed he was standing before the Lord. What an experience, which one day will be ours.
  • Chris - In Reply on Revelation 12 - 5 years ago
    No comments? Well then, maybe Romans 19:14, 1 Timothy 2:7 & 2 Timothy 2:11 might give some help.
  • Chris - In Reply on Revelation 12 - 5 years ago
    Is Ephesians 4:11 what you're thinking of?


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