Bible Discussion Thread

@Jundaguit - You appear to be promoting the Oneness doctrine with the usual Oneness believer's contentiousness. An error to be avoided here is in presuming to understand with a natural, finite mind the nature and anatomy of an infinite God. The Bible declares Him plainly to be One God. We all get this. It likewise declares that He is Three. We get this also. How it is possible that He is three as well as one is not to be understood by linear conceptions of Him as an arithmetical Unity. People fall into errors in either extreme, declaring the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit all to be the same Person, or else declaring there to be three Gods.

When asked by Moses, God replied, “I am that I am”. Let us be so content. God is, and God is in control - We as members of the Body of Christ do not really have to worry about it. He knows many He is, whether three in one, or one in three; it makes no matter. Jesus died for us and it is ours to accept Him and His sacrifice precisely as the Bible has declared we should. We haven’t been called to perfectly understand Him, but rather to obey Him.