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Go silent....
The Greek quite clearly, and irrefutably, states that the Holy Spirit manifested in the corporeal body of a dove.
This shows complete and utter separation from The Son.
They are NOT each other, as your cultic worldview would like.
We can go over the scripture in detail if you want....but you won't....you can't....scripture exegesis is simply not worth your time....thus, we can toss yet another one of your lame and meritless assertions into the trash bin...
And?
No mention of The Holy Spirit being The Son.
Especially when you completely ignore other scripture.
Why are you still so afraid to look at the OT scripture to which this refers...?
You don't know any scripture to begin with....all you can do is slavishly repost your bakers dozen Trinitarian rendered English versions.
When asked to defend your assertions.....well, you go silent.
No difference this time.
Watch.
The Greek quite clearly, and irrefutably, states that the Holy Spirit manifested in the corporeal body of a dove.
This shows complete and utter separation from The Son.
They are NOT each other, as your cultic worldview would like.
We can go over the scripture in detail if you want....but you won't....you can't....scripture exegesis is simply not worth your time....thus, we can toss yet another one of your lame and meritless assertions into the trash bin...
And?
No mention of The Holy Spirit being The Son.
Especially when you completely ignore other scripture.
Why are you still so afraid to look at the OT scripture to which this refers...?
You don't know any scripture to begin with....all you can do is slavishly repost your bakers dozen Trinitarian rendered English versions.
When asked to defend your assertions.....well, you go silent.
No difference this time.
Watch.
The Orthodox version is scriptural, and the one that I defend.
Your assertion that the Holy Spirit is The Son...is....well...held by only the most obtuse scriptural ignorants.
Further, taking your logic to its conclusion, makes The Father also The Son.
You ignored this before...because you have no reply.
Your assertion that the Holy Spirit is The Son...is....well...held by only the most obtuse scriptural ignorants.
Further, taking your logic to its conclusion, makes The Father also The Son.
You ignored this before...because you have no reply.
Incredible!
That is an absurd leap in "logic" (and my cue to exit).
We are using English to discuss a Greek text, not a Hebrew text.
The meaning of the Greek text is to be taken from the Greek, not other languages.
The NT writers chose kurios hundreds of times to refer to Christ.
They chose theos to refer to God, not to Christ.
That is an absurd leap in "logic" (and my cue to exit).
We are using English to discuss a Greek text, not a Hebrew text.
The meaning of the Greek text is to be taken from the Greek, not other languages.
The NT writers chose kurios hundreds of times to refer to Christ.
They chose theos to refer to God, not to Christ.
Re: Jacked...
Paul presents them as co-equal:
Father and Son co-equal--Ro 1:7; 1Co 1:3; 2Co 1:2; Gal 1:3; Eph 1:2; Php 1:2; 1Th 1:1, 3:11;
2Th 1:2, 8, 12, 2:16, 3:5;
Father and Spirit co-equal--Ro 8:9, 27;
Son and Spirit co-equal--Ro 8:9; Gal 4:6; 2Co 3:17, 18;
which is his meaning when he states "Now the Lord (kurios, Christ) is the Spirit." (2Co 3:17)
Paul's meaning when he states "Now the Lord (kurios, Christ) is the Spirit" in 2Co 3:17
is that they are co-equal.
Paul presents them as co-equal:
Father and Son co-equal--Ro 1:7; 1Co 1:3; 2Co 1:2; Gal 1:3; Eph 1:2; Php 1:2; 1Th 1:1, 3:11;
2Th 1:2, 8, 12, 2:16, 3:5;
Father and Spirit co-equal--Ro 8:9, 27;
Son and Spirit co-equal--Ro 8:9; Gal 4:6; 2Co 3:17, 18;
which is his meaning when he states "Now the Lord (kurios, Christ) is the Spirit." (2Co 3:17)
Paul's meaning when he states "Now the Lord (kurios, Christ) is the Spirit" in 2Co 3:17
is that they are co-equal.