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At least one individual on this thread seems to be promoting Oneness doctrine, which is associated with Oneness Pentecostalism typically.
It is a heretical teaching.
Rob Bowman has written a very good article in this regard, and I am attaching a pdf form of this document. Some of the same arguments are brought up on this thread.
It is a heretical teaching.
Rob Bowman has written a very good article in this regard, and I am attaching a pdf form of this document. Some of the same arguments are brought up on this thread.
#1 is fine. He is YHVH.
#2 and #3 depend on the time frame you are discussing, and the nature (he is both God and man).
At the time of his incarnation, Jesus in the sense of his deity did know the time of the end, and in the sense of his humanity he did not know the time of the end.
Jesus in the sense of his deity has always known the time of the end. Jesus in the sense of his humanity did not know the time of the end.
By the way, if you are promoting Oneness theology, I suggest you read the article by Rob Bowman that I attached to my last post. He addresses some of your concerns/claims. He wrote a book called Putting Jesus in His Place and is one of the best authorities on the deity of Christ.
He addresses many of the claims made on this thread.
#2 and #3 depend on the time frame you are discussing, and the nature (he is both God and man).
At the time of his incarnation, Jesus in the sense of his deity did know the time of the end, and in the sense of his humanity he did not know the time of the end.
Jesus in the sense of his deity has always known the time of the end. Jesus in the sense of his humanity did not know the time of the end.
By the way, if you are promoting Oneness theology, I suggest you read the article by Rob Bowman that I attached to my last post. He addresses some of your concerns/claims. He wrote a book called Putting Jesus in His Place and is one of the best authorities on the deity of Christ.
He addresses many of the claims made on this thread.
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Additionally, I have one cousin whose father was a Oneness Pentecostal pastor. She is not the brightest crayon in the box. I am pretty sure she still believes Oneness theology. I would not claim she is unsaved as she is not hostile toward Trinitarians. She has diminished intelligence and isn't antagonistic so I don't think she is in the same category as cultists.
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the Lord gave us common sense for a reason, I am pretty sure that back when my kids were three and four, i would not have abandoned them in the woods for doing something they didnt even know was wrong, i love my kids and Jesus says our Father in heaven loves us more than that.
some people get so wrapped up in their own opinions they lose their common sense and say things that deep down they know are foolish. in the days of Jesus and the 12 the pharisees did the same thing, they taught the masses that their own personal understanding of scripture was the only way it was to be understood, any other view point was heresy, and people still do it doday.
some people get so wrapped up in their own opinions they lose their common sense and say things that deep down they know are foolish. in the days of Jesus and the 12 the pharisees did the same thing, they taught the masses that their own personal understanding of scripture was the only way it was to be understood, any other view point was heresy, and people still do it doday.
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Scripture is silent on that issue. Jesus was talking about the humility of a child.
I am not saying they are saved, and I am not saying they aren't. It's something Scripture is silent upon. The only possible inference is that David thought he would go to his son, but his son can't come back to him.
I am not saying they are saved, and I am not saying they aren't. It's something Scripture is silent upon. The only possible inference is that David thought he would go to his son, but his son can't come back to him.
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