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I am not sure what you're asking, and whether you are coming at it from a Trinitarian perspective. I am an unashamed Trinitarian.
Yahweh is Elohim. He is the Triune God.
Jesus has two natures. He is Yahweh, and he is a glorified man.
Yahweh is one Being yet three distinct Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Jesus never ceased being Yahweh, even during the Incarnation.
Regarding whether God needs a name, you'll need to ask him. He gave us his name, though. He says his own name EHYEH ("I Am") and others say his name YHVH ("He is").
Jesus is the name of the Son. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all Yahweh.
Yahweh is Elohim. He is the Triune God.
Jesus has two natures. He is Yahweh, and he is a glorified man.
Yahweh is one Being yet three distinct Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Jesus never ceased being Yahweh, even during the Incarnation.
Regarding whether God needs a name, you'll need to ask him. He gave us his name, though. He says his own name EHYEH ("I Am") and others say his name YHVH ("He is").
Jesus is the name of the Son. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all Yahweh.
I am not sure what you're asking, and whether you are coming at it from a Trinitarian perspective. I am an unashamed Trinitarian.
Yahweh is Elohim. He is the Triune God.
Jesus has two natures. He is Yahweh, and he is a glorified man.
Yahweh is one Being yet three distinct Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Jesus never ceased being Yahweh, even during the Incarnation.
Regarding whether God needs a name, you'll need to ask him. He gave us his name, though. He says his own name EHYEH ("I Am") and others say his name YHVH ("He is").
Jesus is the name of the Son. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all Yahweh.
Yahweh is Elohim. He is the Triune God.
Jesus has two natures. He is Yahweh, and he is a glorified man.
Yahweh is one Being yet three distinct Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Jesus never ceased being Yahweh, even during the Incarnation.
Regarding whether God needs a name, you'll need to ask him. He gave us his name, though. He says his own name EHYEH ("I Am") and others say his name YHVH ("He is").
Jesus is the name of the Son. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all Yahweh.
wouldnt surprise if he wasnt trinitarian either. be careful with this guy. i have him on ignore because i got too fired up last time we spoke. what a weasel claiming the OT god is evil how dare he. i believe he is sent here by the devil to make people not believe in the OT just like his friend dibby they are both saying in the OT its not really God's word but they were following false gods then and God would never do that genocide and all that
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I believe in ONE GOD, so am a Unitarian.
The difference between us is that I call God, "Jesus." The Bible tells us Jesus is the Word who created the heaven and the earth. You just said, Jews call the creator Elohim.
If the Jews want to call the creator Elohim, so be it, but don't you think it makes Yahweh the national god of the Jews look rather small?
Not being awkward, just trying to bring people together.
Have to take the dog for a walk, he is being very patient.
The difference between us is that I call God, "Jesus." The Bible tells us Jesus is the Word who created the heaven and the earth. You just said, Jews call the creator Elohim.
If the Jews want to call the creator Elohim, so be it, but don't you think it makes Yahweh the national god of the Jews look rather small?
Not being awkward, just trying to bring people together.
Have to take the dog for a walk, he is being very patient.
Much of the Old Testament is all about Jesus.
https://christianchat.com/threads/is-jesus-found-in-the-o-t.188324/post-4072950
https://christianchat.com/threads/is-jesus-found-in-the-o-t.188324/post-4072950
I believe in ONE GOD, so am a Unitarian.
The difference between us is that I call God, "Jesus." The Bible tells us Jesus is the Word who created the heaven and the earth. You just said, Jews call the creator Elohim.
If the Jews want to call the creator Elohim, so be it, but don't you think it makes Yahweh the national god of the Jews look rather small?
Not being awkward, just trying to bring people together.
Have to take the dog for a walk, he is being very patient.
The difference between us is that I call God, "Jesus." The Bible tells us Jesus is the Word who created the heaven and the earth. You just said, Jews call the creator Elohim.
If the Jews want to call the creator Elohim, so be it, but don't you think it makes Yahweh the national god of the Jews look rather small?
Not being awkward, just trying to bring people together.
Have to take the dog for a walk, he is being very patient.
By the way, I am not dispensational, therefore I believe Israel is all of God's chosen people, including the remnant of Israel who was regenerated, as well as the Church.
Elohim or YHVH..it doesn't make any difference.
YHVH has chesed (covenant-love) for those who belong to Him, whether Jew or Gentile.
Maybe I can help you (and others) on this issue of "separate" and "distinct" persons. When you say the three persons of the Trinity are "separate" your implying three gods. I've also heard people say three separate beings which again, implies polytheism.
The three persons of the Trinity are "distinct" persons. Let me explain what I mean. Picture a tricycle. The wheels on this tricycle are distinct from one another, but are still TIED in to one another. The wheels are not "separate from one another or the bike would not be able to move.
So, separate means independent and not joined together because they are separate parts. Distinct means the parts are united (or in this case the three persons of the trinity are united) and connected to each other by having the same nature. Does this make sense?
IN GOD THE SON,
bluto
The three persons of the Trinity are "distinct" persons. Let me explain what I mean. Picture a tricycle. The wheels on this tricycle are distinct from one another, but are still TIED in to one another. The wheels are not "separate from one another or the bike would not be able to move.
So, separate means independent and not joined together because they are separate parts. Distinct means the parts are united (or in this case the three persons of the trinity are united) and connected to each other by having the same nature. Does this make sense?
IN GOD THE SON,
bluto