Christ is the LORD in the Old Testament; Jehovah, Yahweh, I AM.

Christ is king of kings, and lord of lords.

Cool ancient delusions bro.

Nope, don't disrespect my Father please.

LoL

Yes. Praise Him!

Thank you for the 1 star, satanbot23124.

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Jesus is light. Lucifer is light.
Who's who?
MM

He's not Lucifer anymore, he's satan. He rebelled against the Light.

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What's so funny?

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Logic is not your friend apparently.

Tell me what is not logical about my post, or be quiet.

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Christ ain't Jehovah, are you serious?

The biblical God of the Old Testament is the Father Jesus was praying to, speaking to, preaching about. A true Hebrew, no pagan Roman like all the christians since Paul.

When man was banished from the Garden of Eden and fell from grace we became separated from God the Father, and from that point on we only communicated with Him through Christ or through angels.

Christ is the ladder connecting the earth and Heaven that Jacob saw in the desert.

It was Christ, the LORD, who said to Satan, "Have you considered my servant Job?" in Job 1:8.

It was Christ who wrestled all night with Jacob in the desert.

It was Christ who gave the Law to Moses at Sinai.

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So.. Who is the Father?

No, just no. You pagans are flat insane. Jesus is not Almighty, your history proves.

I leave you with this one quote from the last book of the Bible proving my point, again: Jesus is not the monotheistic God:

Revelation 1:1
The revelation from Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show his servants what must soon take place.

The Father is a Spirit.

Okay noted.

Yes, I believe He is. God in the flesh.

Anyway this thread isn't meant to put down the Father, LOL.

Just shedding some light on something quite important that I don't think most Christians are even aware of somehow.

6Flesh is born of flesh, but spirit is born of the Spirit.

[link to biblehub.com]
5Jesus answered “Truly, truly, I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless he is born of water and the Spirit.

No human fully understands what/who God is. It's not even possible. But I believe Jesus is our creator, He created everything that exists, and He is the part of the father that we interract with.

That is the best way I can describe my belief.

It's like asking if a bacteria understands what a human is.

Not within our ability to grasp the person of God. But with our limited understanding, I believe Jesus is part of the father.....the part that created us, the part that saved us and the part that we are able to interact with.

Exactly Lisa.

But not the spirit of G-d?

Help me understand here what youre so passionate about is explaining the trinity or something else?

Let me spell this out for you, straight from my Father's mouth.

It's God the Father.
God the Son.
God the Holy Spirit.

God the Father is Jehovah
God the Son is Jesus.

God formed Jesus, God created the Holy Spirit.
The Father is above the Son in every way possible.

Christ is NOT a created being, like satan.

You are denying Christ's divinity.

You are saying that Christ is not God, He merely is "a god".

Also, Jehovah is not the Father, because the Father hasn't interacted with us since the fall of Adam and Eve.

Christ made each and every one of us.

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hehe i always loved that part with the lord from ot who is a jealous and vengeful god :)

but alas whomever has understanding has already figured who is who throughout history

ever wondered why all european languages (with the exception of norse languages) have one day in common? which even if they are all christian is not God's day, but saturn/sabbath day?

like why in english you still have the norse deities for most days, but Saturday was carefully changed to the Saturn day? while for sunday u just say sun day unlike latin languages where it is god's day?
or why all slavic languages (except russian) although were Christianized, they say Sobota for Saturday, while sunday is literally 'no work day', while the rest are just called 1st,2nd etc?