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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;
without a doubt our great God is the Father....so now you are agreeing that Jesus Christ is God the Father....you just blew another hole in your trinity docrtine
without a doubt our great God is the Father....so now you are agreeing that Jesus Christ is God the Father....you just blew another hole in your trinity docrtine
Thanks for publicly displaying your ignorance......................again.
The above verse follows one of the most established rules of Greek grammar, TSKS, and mandates that Theos and Savior have the same one referent, Jesus Christ.
This is fact - completely independent of your worldview.
Please go somewhere else with your meritless, face hitting the concrete, assertions...
Thanks for publicly displaying your ignorance......................again.
The above verse follows one of the most established rules of Greek grammar, TSKS, and mandates that Theos and Savior have the same one referent, Jesus Christ.
This is fact - completely independent of your worldview.
Please go somewhere else with your meritless, face hitting the concrete, assertions...
there is scripture stating there is but one God the Father...so you are without excuse...you have made Jesus the one God who is the Father...and HS the one God who is the Father...and God the one God who is the Father......then in the same breath you say they are not each other...and Jesus is not the Father ...Spirit is not the Father and God is apart from the Father...
look at your diagram...point your finger to the Son ...now move it to the centre Son is God now move it to Father....what does it say...Son is God is Father ....so Son is God and the Father
there is scripture stating there is but one God the Father...so you are without excuse...you have made Jesus the one God who is the Father...and HS the one God who is the Father...and God the one God who is the Father......then in the same breath you say they are not each other...and Jesus is not the Father ...Spirit is not the Father and God is apart from the Father...
I have already shown you where Jesus is the true God.
You had absolutely NO comment....because it was not one of your pet verses.
look at your diagram...point your finger to the Son ...now move it to the centre Son is God now move it to Father....what does it say...Son is God is Father ....so Son is God and the Father
προσδεχομενοι την μακαριαν ελπιδα και επιφανειαν της δοξης του μεγαλου θεου και σωτηρος ημων χριστου ιησου
Looking for the blessed hope andappearance of theglory of our great God and SaviorJesus Christ,
The above verse follows one of the most established rules of Greek grammar, TSKS, and mandates that Theos and Savior have the same one referent, Jesus Christ.
Theos is still the word "God," not the word "Lord,"
just as kurios is the word "Lord," not the word "God," and
is used hundreds of time in the NT of the Lord who is Jesus Christ.
"The Lord is the Spirit" (2Co 3:17, 18) refers to the co-equal relationship
of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit.