Only applies to both the Father and the Son.False, but you do create your own
This has happened elsewhere (1 Kings 8:39; John 2:24-25; Rev. 2:23)
Only applies to both the Father and the Son.False, but you do create your own
Wrong, he knew the one God was the Father just like Jesus and that the Father was in Jesus just as Jesus told him the night before he was crucified.Thomas believed in only one God but knew to refer to Jesus as "my God."
Once again you leave out the Holy Spirit, why do you trinitarians neglect him so much if he is co-equal??Only applies to both the Father and the Son.
Jesus knows what the Father tells him and reveals to him.This has happened elsewhere (1 Kings 8:39; John 2:24-25; Rev. 2:23)
The Father is in all believers (2 Cor. 6:16), but Christians should not refer to each other as "my God." Thus, your assertion fails big time.Wrong, he knew the one God was the Father just like Jesus and that the Father was in Jesus just as Jesus told him the night before he was crucified.
Thus, what applies to God "alone" encompasses the Lord Jesus.Once again you leave out the Holy Spirit, why do you trinitarians neglect him so much if he is co-equal??
Jesus knows what the Father tells him and reveals to him.
Yes but you know quite well that the Father was in Jesus to a completely different extent. Duet. 18:18 and John 14:10 are just two of many clear examples of this.The Father is in all believers (2 Cor. 6:16), but Christians should not refer to each other as "my God." Thus, your assertion fails big time.
Jude 4 doesn’t say God it says Jesus so that trick doesn’t workThus, what applies to God "alone" encompasses the Lord Jesus.
Which proves the Lord Jesus is God. Deut. 18:18 is cited in Acts 7 by Stephen. Jesus, being the prophet spoken of, is the proper recipient of prayer (Acts 7:59-60) - and only God is to be prayed (1 KIngs 8:38-39).Yes but you know quite well that the Father was in Jesus to a completely different extent. Duet. 18:18 and John 14:10 are just two of many clear examples of this.
The only Master for every Christian refers to both (Acts 4:24; Jude 4).Jude 4 doesn’t say God it says Jesus so that trick doesn’t work
Jesus is never prayed to my friend. We pray to God in Jesus’ name.Which proves the Lord Jesus is God. Deut. 18:18 is cited in Acts 7 by Stephen. Jesus, being the prophet spoken of, is the proper recipient of prayer (Acts 7:59-60) - and only God is to be prayed (1 KIngs 8:38-39).
https://forums.carm.org/threads/only-pray-to-god.7370/
Jesus is never prayed to my friend. We pray to God in Jesus’ name.
The only Master for every Christian refers to both (Acts 4:24; Jude 4).
I already answered this. See post 4.So just to clarify your Trinitarian view...
There is only ___ Master(s) for every Christian.
What number would you put in the blank?
I would put 1.
I already answered this. See post 4.
That is hearing from me.Your link simply directs us to someone else’s post.
I want to hear from YOU...
That is hearing from me.
If you don't approve of it then too bad.
What?So you agree with Johnny Guitar that...
There are only 3 Masters for every Christian.
Let me know if you would like to change your answer.
What?
Do you believe there are TWO despotēs of every believer, or THREE despotēs of every believer?
Three.
What are you talking about?You said you agreed with Johnny Guitar’s answer...
So you agree with Johnny Guitar that...
There are only 3 Masters for every Christian.
Correct?
What are you talking about?