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The question is, who is Jehovah in your knowledge. Please choose one option below and explain. Jehovah is the name of: 1. Father 2. Son 3. Holy spirit 4. Godhead (F + S + HS) 5. Other FlyingDove (senior member) said Jehovah is the Son. Nehemiah6 (senior member) said Jehovah is applicable to...

Does it mean, Jehovah is the Son in trinity? I think, Jehovah witnesses believe that Jehovah is the Father. Which is true? Is Jehovah the Son or Father according to trinity?

Most trinitarians believe that Jesus is Jehovah. Does it mean that, Johovah is Son in trinity (and not the Father)?

So you mean - 1 god, 1 spirit, 3 person?

God is one - most of us know it. Question is, how many spirits in that one god? In other words - Father, Son, Holy Spirit - are they 1 spirit or 3 spirits? You are 1 person and you have 1 spirit (ignoring the concept of holy spirit filling you)

So your answer is 1 god, 1 spirit, 1 person?

Father is a Spirit. Jesus should have a Spirit in him (not the Holy Spirit filling him) Holy Spirit is a Spirit. All the above three spirits, are they same or different?

Does it mean, three distinct devine Spirits? Or one devine Spirit in three persons? Or something different?

I am trying to get the definition of 'person' in godhead. When people say 3 persons or 1 person, what it actually means? * 3 distinct nature. * 3 distinct wills. * 1 flesh. * how many distinct spirits in godhead? 1 or 3? Or do you have any better definition for 'person' in godhead?

How many spirits in godhead? Which of the following is true? 1 god - 1 spirit - 1 person 1 god - 1 spirit - 3 person 1 god - 3 spirit - 3 person 3 god - 3 spirit - 3 person

Well. The question is, what did the apostles write in their ORIGINAL text? Iesous or Yeshua? I think they wrote Iesous, because they wrote in Greek. Correct?

Where did the name Yeshua come from, if the apostles wrote the name Iesous in Greek? (They did not write Yeshua in Hebrew). If Iesous was written by apostles in Greek in original text, why was the transliteration required? I'm confused..

To mention Jesus' name, what the apostles wrote in the ORIGINAL letter? (I think it was written in greek). Did they write Ἰησοῦς (Iesous) or ישוע‎ (Yeshua) or something else? Was the name Ἰησοῦς (Iesous) written by apostles? or derived from ישוע‎ (Yeshua) by bible translators?

Gen 1:31 "... evening and the morning were the sixth day". Is this word relative to a particular location on the earth? If yes then, it is still fifth day on the other side of the earth.

If God created the universe in six ordinary days, then it adds upto nearly 6000 years from today. If so, how do we see the stars which are beyond 6000 light years? If we see a star which is 10000 light years away means, the star exists for at least 10000 years. If the age of universe is 6000...