Wrong! The definition of "being" according to the American Heritage Dictionary is: "The state or quality of having existence. Something, such as an object, an idea, or a symbol, that exists, is thought to exist, or is represented as existing." So, there is only one "being" of God who exist, period.
Person: All the qualities constituting one that exists; the essence. One's basic or essential nature or personality. Obviously you do not know the difference so let me explain further. Being is defined as existing, such as an object. A rock exist period, it's just there. Of course it is not a person because a rock does not have personality, yet, it exists, period. In like manner there is only ONE BEING of God who simply exists.
Here is what you stated, "The LORD (YHWH) is ONE eternal “self-conscious or rational being” who also incarnated as the man Christ Jesus." If you would have just said, "The LORD (YHWH) is ONE eternal being that exists and stopped there you just defined "being."
But no, you added or included the basic definition of "Person." That is, "all the qualities constituting one that exists." You then went on to explain the Shema from Deuteronomy 6:4 and again added your own "errant" understanding. The Shema says "NOTING" about self conscious or rational being. It specifically says, "The Lord is our God, the Lord is one?"
In other words, there is only one God, period. And by you adding this "self conscious or rational" stuff in the verse when it's no there is adding to the word of God. But you know what's worse? You trying to get out of explaining why there are two persons clearly identified in 2 Samuel 24:16 and at Zechariah 1:12 making it sound like there are not really two persons in the verses.
Your being dishonest to yourself. What you really doing is "co-mingling" the words "being" and "person" as if they mean the same thing.
IN GOD THE SON,
james
Person: All the qualities constituting one that exists; the essence. One's basic or essential nature or personality. Obviously you do not know the difference so let me explain further. Being is defined as existing, such as an object. A rock exist period, it's just there. Of course it is not a person because a rock does not have personality, yet, it exists, period. In like manner there is only ONE BEING of God who simply exists.
Here is what you stated, "The LORD (YHWH) is ONE eternal “self-conscious or rational being” who also incarnated as the man Christ Jesus." If you would have just said, "The LORD (YHWH) is ONE eternal being that exists and stopped there you just defined "being."
But no, you added or included the basic definition of "Person." That is, "all the qualities constituting one that exists." You then went on to explain the Shema from Deuteronomy 6:4 and again added your own "errant" understanding. The Shema says "NOTING" about self conscious or rational being. It specifically says, "The Lord is our God, the Lord is one?"
In other words, there is only one God, period. And by you adding this "self conscious or rational" stuff in the verse when it's no there is adding to the word of God. But you know what's worse? You trying to get out of explaining why there are two persons clearly identified in 2 Samuel 24:16 and at Zechariah 1:12 making it sound like there are not really two persons in the verses.
Your being dishonest to yourself. What you really doing is "co-mingling" the words "being" and "person" as if they mean the same thing.
IN GOD THE SON,
james