Please answer once more, then I'll answer your question
Is that official Trinitarian belief
The Holy Spirit fully resides in the body of Christ, not just your personal belief
Hi bryan,
I wouldn't bother answering him because he wont come out and say what he believes.
Friend, is purging out truth you're only option? I have answered your question. Answer mine and stop dodging the question. What does Son of God mean?
I have saved you the hassle, I actually reported my own post
well i i have just sat in the mens minstery for 15 mins niether have you have come in to try and have a descent discusion so obviously you would just rather have debate. and bother the mods. to cause more debate.I have saved you the hassle, I actually reported my own post,, even the one where I say silas is a heretic.
well i i have just sat in the mens minstery for 15 mins niether have you have come in to try and have a descent discusion so obviously you would just rather have debate. and bother the mods. to cause more debate.
you've got an answer for every thing havent youYou wasted your time I had already told you I was happy on the forum.
There is debate on here..Im trying to watch a film aswell. chat would put me off.
That is wisdom.....
Do you know Cfultz?
Who resides in the body of Christ according to official Trinitarianism, the Father or the Spirit?
God does not give Himself the glory, brothersile, He is giving it to Jesus, wherever in Scripture you think I am contradicting Scripture is where I am telling that "Jesus is God." All the glory goes to God, we both know that, the verses do not lie like: "Whatever you do, give all the glory to God."
If Jesus is telling God to glorify Him, as He is in John 17: 1-5, in TWO places, what does that tell you? It can ONLY tell you one thing: Jesus is God.
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Also in John 21 , Jesus is talking to Peter and Peter is upset that John is going to be able to remain alive while the other disciples all die martyr's deaths.
Peter: Why does he (John) get to remain?
Jesus: If I will that he remains, what is that to you, you follow Me.
Now, who had the power of 'will,' it can't be Jesus, right? Because when Jesus came to Earth He said Himself He came to DO the will of His Father in heaven, who is God, of course. So, when Jesus says to Peter what He says regarding 'will,' then, this is yet one more revelation that Jesus--who is speaking to Peter, in a glorified body no less at this time, becuase He has already been raised from the grave--IS God.![]()
God does not give glory to His Son because of His Love for Him, don't be silly, that's NOT in Scripture, brothersile Well if no one can tell me I'll have to take it that no Trinitarian on this website knows according to official Trinitarian doctrine who resides in the body of Christ, the Father or the Spirit
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God does not give glory to His Son because of His Love for Him, don't be silly, that's NOT in Scripture, brothersile
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Father I want those with me you have given me to be with me where I am and to see my glory the glory you have given me, because you loved me before the creation of the world
John17:24
I'm sorry to have to say Grennice you pestered me and pestered me to answer how Christ could have glory. When I told you it was because the Father loved Him you replied as above. Yet you haven't commented whatsoever on the emphatic verse I produced showing the truth of the matter, just continued the mantra
This is pantomime season, it must be, and sadly proves my point. The truth is secondary(at best) to some trying to prove they are an authority on scripture. It's solely for them a case of preaching to others because they believe they are giftend in knowledge and they are hre to teach the less enlightened
Sorry Greennice this conversation is over, terminated
Like I just mentioned to you, I do not study theology, no, not at all. But, when the Word became flesh, He emptied Himself out and was given the Holy Spirit without measure. So, the Holy Spirit DWELT (past tense) in the body of Jesus, the Christ.
Maybe then they are not teaching theology but Scripture, seeing that no one answered for the theology, but spoke spiritually.That's fine, thank you for being honest. However(I'm not referring to you) it seems rather ironic that some Trinitarians pester me to state who I believe Christ is, when they don't know themselves according to official belief who resides in the body of Christ
BTW
He's the Son of God