Let us come to the Spirit. Here is my contention with the trinitarian thinking. Please interrogate it if you may. While the Father and the Son are both address directly by the title God, the Holy Spirit is never addressed by such a title. Neither is it ever worshipped in the Bible. Let us use… Read More Acts 5:3,4 and the nature of the Spirit
Here is a summary of a discussion I am having with a brother who is trying to explain to me the Adventist trinitarian belief. In this summary, I outline his two most recent responses to my questions. Just a note here that this brother claims to have written some books on the trinity doctrine, which… Read More Discussion Summary: The Sonship and the Divinity of Christ
“To the Saviour’s words, “Believest thou?” Martha responded, “Yea, Lord: I believe that Thou art the Christ, the Son of God, which should come into the world.” She did not comprehend in all their significance the words spoken by Christ, but she confessed her faith in His divinity, and her confidence that He was able… Read More DIVINITY FROM SONSHIP – EGW Quotes
“Christ’s divinity is to be steadfastly maintained. When the Saviour asked His disciples the question, “Whom say ye that I am?” Peter answered, “Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God” (Matthew 16:15, 16). Said Christ, “Upon this rock,” not on Peter, but on the Son of God, “I will build my church;… Read More The divinity of Christ is His Sonship
The metaphor confirms the sonship20/02/2021 I received this message from one sincere brother. I have nothing against him, but I want to interrogate the thought process he is using. I quote him. “The father-son image of mankind cannot be literally applied to the Divine Father-Son relationship. The term “Son” is used metaphorically it conveys the… Read More The metaphor confirms the sonship
Hebrews 1:5 says “This day have I begotten thee”. Is it talking about that day in a manger, when Mary gave birth to a male child? Some say it means when Christ is referred to as only begotten, it is talking about his birth through Mary, i.e. incarnation.That is an error for these reasons.1. Read… Read More This day have I begotten thee – Hebrews 1:5
We can demonstrate from the Bible the following: The trinitarian argument that the phrase “another comforter” (allos paracletos) means that Christ was speaking about another person other than himself is flawed. It is contrary to John’s own use of the term another. John uses the term another six times (Greek a’llos’ in John 18:15; John… Read More Today have I begotten thee
During the journey of discovering the errors in the three-in-one god doctrine, you may come across many books and materials which try to explain the three-in-one (3-in-1) god. The same happened to us. Many brothers, when we questioned the obvious errors of the 3-in-1 god doctrine, referred us to some books. It is thought that… Read More Deconstructing the trinitarian thought process
Tell me nothing but the truth – Part 5 From Part 4, we continue here. We have one last question to discuss. Now that we have seen that there is only One God the Father, who has one only begotten Son who is God by inheritance, what about the Spirit? Is the Spirit God? Let… Read More Tell me nothing but the truth – Part 5
Tell me nothing but the truth – Part 4 From part 3 we continue here. So, is Christ God? Having declared with a simple “Thus saith the Lord” that the One God is the Father, a question is raised. Is Christ also God? Let us see what the Bible says. John 20:28 And Thomas answered… Read More Tell me nothing but the truth – Part 4
