A question for trinitarians

I am myself. Body and soul. Basic human anatomy. One person.

There are no gods, there is only Him & creation,

... Somehow this must be translated outside of the garden.

Love Him above self & creation as self...

Obey natural law. The word.

Who said & lived those words?


The prophets?

Or a the Lord?


& the Christ is a fiction to many...

Yet to some HE IS

As they behold His Spirit Holy ...

set apart.



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What are games?

Basic human anatomy as far as your knowledge in this moment

Abstract answers to concrete questions.

Everything can be abstract you need to extract what is concrete.

And test it.

To make certain it is.

See, I already knew your answer would be something like that. That really doesn't do anything for me. New-age platitudes don't make me jizz in my pants and I don't confuse the diffuse with veiled wisdom.

Answer my question or don't.

He is the opposite. Your imagination of Him is what's static, lifeless, and dead.

It's because you are a genius mind reader.

I answered your question
He is 1/1 one of one & </< greater than of greater than.

How this is understood can be that one thing has different facets, states or parts. It's simple.

Thread: Jonah is often referred to as the "pouting prophet"- If you were in his shoes, how might you have responded to God's assignment to him?

Read OP, from Celestial Maiden.
Remember Sign of Jonah.

Why Jonah, or anyone, would... run away?

If 'he' does not change then he is static, lifeless, and dead.

Elaborate on your thoughts.

Might I add the Elohim being plural yet using singular verbs points to a Godhead. Further, it was the Angel of the Lord which spoke to Abraham, Moses in the Burning Bush, etc. I believe this is pre-incarnate Jesus, the WORD OF GOD. Instead of 1+1+1=3 gods, we see 1 x 1 x 1=1 GOD. The Father as the source with the Son and Spirit preceding, all with equal authority and power in a state of infinite love and communication and agreement. the WORD OF GOD gave up his authority and power on his own terms, showing what was necessary for redemption through his blood, not being killed but giving up his life to take it back up. After this sacrifice, Jesus, the WORD OF GOD, ascended back into heaven and came into his pre-incarnate glory.
There is a NT reference to Isaiah seeing pre-incarnate CHRIST, in a text that would appear to be the FATHER, the ANCIENT OF DAYS, CHRIST revealed he was the I AM to the pharisees, that he was before Moses, and he is higher than the Angels, the source of Creation, and much more. We also the the HOLY SPIRIT in creation and perhaps in leading the Israelites through the desert, and perhaps in the Ark of the Covenant. Regardless, there is one GOD. The GOD IS ONE reference in the OT in Hebrew is the same as used to describe "one army" "one cause" "one group" not acting as a group of individuals but in perfect communion. John tells us there are three that bear witness. Boom, trinitarian.

No, no and no.






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