Your Triune God
Response to comment [from a "Christian"]: "Christ had to be a created man..."
Jesus is the uncreated Creator (John 1:3, 10; 1 Cor. 8:6; Eph. 3:9; Col. 1:16, 17; Heb. 1:2, 10; Rev. 3:14). You disrespect him (Rom. 1:25).
Response to comment [from a "Christian"]: "...There is no triune God..."
The doctrine of the trinity is proved from
scripture (Mt 3:16,17; 28:19; Ro 8:9; 1 Co 12:3-6; 2 Co 13:14; Eph
4:4-6; 1 Pe 1:2; Jude 1:20,21; Re 1:4,5). Divine titles applied to all
the three persons in the trinity (Ex 20:2; Jn 20:28; Ac 5:3,4). Torrey,
R.A.
See:
Satan Inc (TOL Heretics List )
"The doctrine of the trinity is proved from scripture"
You removed the scripture from my quote (Eph 4:14). The doctrine of the trinity is proved from scripture (Mt 3:16,17; 28:19; Ro 8:9; 1 Co 12:3-6; 2 Co 13:14; Eph 4:4-6; 1 Pe 1:2; Jude 1:20,21; Re 1:4,5). Divine titles applied to all the three persons in the trinity (Ex 20:2; Jn 20:28; Ac 5:3,4). Torrey, R.A.
"The word trinity doesn't appear in the scriptures."
Neither does the word: bacteria (Nu
19:14-19), atom bomb (2
Pe 3:10), or Wikileak (Lu 12:2-3).
Each person in the trinity is described as: eternal (Ro
16:26;
Re 22:13;
Heb 9:14), holy (Re
4:8;
15:4;
Ac 3:14;
1Jo 2:20), true (Jn
7:28;
Re 3:7), omnipresent (Jer
23:24;
Eph 1:23;
Ps 139:7), omnipotent (Ge
17:1;
Re 1:8;
Ro 15:19;
Jer 32:17;
Heb 1:3;
Lk 1:35), omniscient (Ac
15:18;
Jn 21:17;
1 Co 2:10,11),
creator (Ge
1:1;
Col 1:16;
Job 33:4;
Ps 148:5;
Jn 1:3;
Job 26:13), sanctifier (Jude
1:1;
Heb 2:11;
1 Pe 1:2), author of all
spiritual operations (Heb
13:21;
Col 1:29;
1 Co 12:11), source of
eternal life (Ro
6:23;
Jn 10:28;
Ga 6:8), teacher (Isa
54:13;
Lk 21:15;
Jn 14:26;
Isa 48:17;
Ga 1:12;
1 Jn 2:20), raising
Christ from the dead (1
Co 6:14;
Jn 2:19;
1 Pe 3:18), inspiring the
prophets (Heb
1:1;
2 Co 13:3;
Mk 13:11), supplying
ministers to the Church (Jer
3:15;
Eph 4:11;
Ac 20:28;
Jer 26:5;
Mt 10:5;
Ac 13:2),
and salvation the work of (2
Th 2:13,14;
Tit 3:4-6;
1 Pe 1:2). Torrey, R.A.
Response to comment [from a "Christian"]: [Jerzy quote: Could you, please, highlight what you just stated in any of those texts? "She can't. She has no clue who Christ is."
You're upset
because I was not won over by your overuse of the word "friend".
Gen. 49:6; Ex.
33:15, 16; Ex.
34:13–15 [Deut.
31:16, 17.] Ex.
34:16; Num.
25:1–8; Josh.
23:12, 13; Ezra
6:21, 22; Ezra
9:14; Psa.
6:8; Psa.
26:4, 5; Psa.
50:18; Psa.
102:7 vs. 6–8.; Prov.
28:19 Prov.
12:11. Prov.
29:24; 1
Cor. 5:11; 1
Cor. 15:33; 2
Pet. 2:18, 19; 2
Pet. 3:17
No cult or 'ism will get by
Jn 1:1.
See:
Satan, Inc. (TOL's heretic's list)
South Park Remix - I'm not your friend, buddy
"Show us where it says that Christ is not a creation."
He is the Creator (John 1:3, 10; 1
Cor. 8:6; Eph. 3:9; Col. 1:16, 17; Heb. 1:2, 10; Rev. 3:14)
not the creation.
I'm not your friend, buddy.
Gen. 49:6; Ex. 33:15, 16; Ex. 34:13–15 [Deut. 31:16, 17.]
Ex. 34:16; Num. 25:1–8; Josh. 23:12, 13; Ezra 6:21, 22;
Ezra 9:14; Psa. 6:8; Psa. 26:4, 5; Psa. 50:18; Psa. 102:7
vs. 6–8.; Prov. 28:19 Prov. 12:11. Prov. 29:24; 1 Cor. 5:11;
1 Cor. 15:33; 2 Pet. 2:18, 19; 2 Pet. 3:17
See:
Satan, Inc. (TOL's heretic's list)
"A person with your knowledge..."
Who cares about my knowledge? What does God say in his word?
[An excerpt Co-laboring with God by Patrick Wood] "...What matters is
not our intellect, but our relationship with the One reputed to make the
simple wise (Ps. 197). For as we develop a conversational lifestyle with
Christ, something intriguing unfolds: original ides come to mind that we
wouldn't' have conceived on our own. Oftentimes, these ideas may be
atypical or "ahead of their time," since the mind of Christ transcends
familiarity and stretches us accordingly. As this wisdom from heaven
touches earth below, we see its depth and range, and the multitude of
applications it has for every aspect of life.
Take Solomon, for example. After conversing with God, the king clearly
walked away a bettered man in more ways than one. His wisdom surpassed
administrative applications and overflowed into all kinds of
cutting-edge artistry, from his dining decor to the temple staircase
that astounded the Queen of Sheba. To make sense of their otherworldly
design, she couldn't help but credit Yawheh, the God who, she realized,
inspired the ingenuity (1
Kings 10:9).
Likewise, others in the Bible also received wisdom directly from the
Lord for their assigned projects. Noah was given detailed instructions
for designing a ship that would efficiently economize space for every
animal present (Gen.
6:14-16). Bezalel was filled with the
Spirit to have understanding in "all kinds of craftsmanship" for
building the tabernacle (Ex.
31:3-5). And Joseph was given wisdom to
ration Egypt's grain supply during the famine (Gen.
41:39-41).
In observing these biblical figures, however, we must be careful not to
relegate their type of anointing to the past. Nor should we think that
their innovative insight was meant for only a select few. Because of
Christ's work on the cross, the same Spirit that rested on a few can now
indwell anyone who believes in Him. And today, God is no less willing to
breathe upon the mind, inspire creativity, and display heaven's wisdom
through [the believer]--whatever [his] calling or passion. He is
searching the earth, seeking to strengthen those whose hearts are fully
committed to Him (2
Chron. 16:9)."
I'm not your buddy, guy.
Gen. 49:6; Ex.
33:15, 16; Ex.
34:13–15 [Deut.
31:16, 17.] Ex.
34:16; Num.
25:1–8; Josh.
23:12, 13; Ezra
6:21, 22; Ezra
9:14; Psa.
6:8; Psa.
26:4, 5; Psa.
50:18; Psa.
102:7 vs. 6–8.; Prov.
28:19 Prov.
12:11. Prov.
29:24; 1
Cor. 5:11; 1
Cor. 15:33; 2
Pet. 2:18, 19; 2
Pet. 3:17
See:
Satan, Inc. (TOL's heretic's list)
Response to comment [from a "Christian"]: [Godrulz] "To think this is all you have to offer!"
His Jesus is not sinless (Heb 4:15). His gospel is
not the gospel of scripture (2 Pe 2:1, Ga 1:9).
See:
Godrulz
As a reminder, Pierac is number two on
Satan, Inc. (TOL's heretic's list) in the
'Jesus is not God' people (Non-trinitarians).
[The Blood of the Lamb by Henry Morris, Ph.D.]
And they overcame him by the blood of
the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their
lives unto the death." (Revelation
12:11)
"This is the last reference in the Bible to the shed blood of the Lord
Jesus Christ; here it is the overcoming blood, enabling believers to
withstand the deceptions and accusations of Satan.
There are at least 43 references to the blood of Christ in the New
Testament, all testifying to its great importance in the salvation and
daily life of the believer. Judas the betrayer spoke of it as "innocent
blood" (Matthew
27:4), and Peter called it "the
precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without spot"
(1
Peter 1:19). It is the cleansing blood
in
1 John 1:7 and
the washing blood in
Revelation 1:5,
stressing that it removes the guilt of our sins.
Paul calls it the purchasing blood in
Acts 20:28 and
the redeeming blood twice (Ephesians
1:7;
Colossians 1:14;
see also
1 Peter 1:18-19;
Revelation 5:9),
thus declaring the shedding of His blood to be the very price of our
salvation. Therefore, it is also the justifying blood (Romans
5:9) and the peacemaking blood (Colossians
1:20). Its efficacy does not end with
our salvation, however, for it is also the sanctifying blood (Hebrews
13:12). There is infinite and eternal
power in the blood of Christ, for it is "the blood of the everlasting
covenant" (v. 20).
The first reference in the New Testament to His blood stresses this
aspect. Jesus said at the last supper, "This is my blood of the new
testament |same as 'covenant'|, which is shed for many for the remission
of sins" (Matthew
26:28). Let no one, therefore, ever
count the "blood of the covenant . . . an unholy thing" (Hebrews
10:29), for the blood of Christ is
forever innocent, infinitely precious, perfectly justifying, always
cleansing, and fully sanctifying. HMM"
The Blood of the Lamb