Try the Trinity.

[theMadJW]

Only Trinnies will argue with 'ONLY"!

 

[RJM]

@theMadJW
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[theMadJW]

@theMadJW
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Poor Mod. I'm outta here.

 

[RJM]

Poor Mod. I'm outta here.

You're going to be sorely missed

 

[TheLightWithin]

To us it is ...

(touch paper having been lit, stands back and waits ... )

Clarify?

 

[Thomas]

There's a list of Biblical references at Christian Research Institute

 

[Base12]

Interesting. Is the Trinity fully spelled out in the Bible?

The King James Bible uses the word 'Godhead'. I believe that Godhead and Trinity are synonymous with one another.

I wish more folks would use the word Godhead since it is a Biblical word.

 

[muhammad_isa]

I believe that Godhead and Trinity are synonymous with one another..

..only if you make it so..

Godhead - Wikipedia

 

[TheLightWithin]

The King James Bible uses the word 'Godhead'. I believe that Godhead and Trinity are synonymous with one another.

I wish more folks would use the word Godhead since it is a Biblical word.

What if people ask what the Godhead is? Does Scripture define it and spell it out?

 

[TheLightWithin]

..only if you make it so..

Godhead - Wikipedia

Nice. One of the things I like about that Wikipedia entry is it explains it is not related to the modern word "head" but is closer in meaning to "Godhood". Thinking of it that way makes it seem less strange.

 

[Base12]

What if people ask what the Godhead is? Does Scripture define it and spell it out?

Yes. That is why I prefer using the word Godhead. That way it is absolutely clear as to what it is.

The difficult part is actually believing what the verses teach. Many, if not most, cannot handle it.

It is extremely profound.

I will post more info in a bit.

 

[Base12]

Yes. That is why I prefer using the word Godhead. That way it is absolutely clear as to what it is.

The difficult part is actually believing what the verses teach. Many, if not most, cannot handle it.

It is extremely profound.

I will post more info in a bit.

Here you go...

The Christian Godhead (Trinity) is What Science Calls the Atom

The Christian Godhead (Trinity) is What Science Calls the Atom The Christian Godhead, or what some refer to as the Trinity, is often described as something that is very difficult, if not impossible to quantify with precise terminology. This is unfortunate, even ironic, because the Godhead is...

www.interfaith.org

 

[restored&adopted]

The King James Bible uses the word 'Godhead'. I believe that Godhead and Trinity are synonymous with one another.

I wish more folks would use the word Godhead since it is a Biblical word.

The translation "godhead" is translated in error as the word is "godhood" meaning divinity. It May be biblical but it is not Scriptual. There is no such thing as trinity except in man-made(Cain to Nimrod) religion the Babilonian father, mother, child idolatry. We are Created in His image and if His Ruach (Spirit) was a separate "person" (blasphemy as He is not a respector of persons) then we all would have split personalities.
The word in Scripture is "echad" meaning One.

 

[restored&adopted]

Not really a valid argument when the doctrine is founded on Scripture.

"And Philip running thither, heard him (a man of Ethiopia, of great authority under Candace [the queen mother] of the Ethiopians), who had charge over all her trreading the prophet Isaias. And he said: Thinkest thou that thou understandest what thou readest? Who said: And how can I, unless some man shew me?" Acts

Scripture itself says its deeper meanings might not be accessibly to all.

Sacred Scripture is a genre unique to itself. It's not self-evident, like an operator manual. I have read books and poems where the more profound meaning and message escaped me ... I find it no surprise to think that perhaps there are things in Scripture that are not so immediately evident.

Scripture disagrees, as we are not supposed to lean on our own understanding. The evidence is clear what happens when one "preach" (also not in Scripture) a doctrine. Now that you bring up Phillip-us in the book of Acts. If he was Philip of the twelve he would have "shama" i.e listened and obeyed the Word to not go into the cities of Samaria but like the real apostles would have "proclaimed" the Word as the Messiah, instead he preached "Christ" ( which does not come from original Scripture.)

Man cannot give understanding. And before understanding one first need wisdom.