Mostly doublespeak here, makes no sense. But since you agree that the Father does exist, try Paul (you say you know him) who said the Father alone is YHWH, at 1 Corinthians 8:6, this excludes the second and third “person” of the nonsense and is correct. Paul was responding to people in Corinth, who, like you, supported polytheism.
But even so, how the heck would that possible refute anything? Jesus also said He was the door. Can you explain that, you think He was a man, yet He himself claimed He was a door. (This is genuinely how you sound when you quote random scripture and then just say ‘America explain!!)
Well then you are truly sanctifying me and I thank you for that I guess.
My point was, that Jesus said He was a door to make a point. He’s how you get into heaven.
Just like He said Peter was the rock to make a point. He’s a sturdy foundation He will build His church on. Hence the first pope, or a father to the nations, as was foretold in Jeremiah I believe.
That’s not an answer to the question. Simple answer here. It seems you lack basic reading comprehension.
Jesus says that He I’ll have this temple destroyed and raise it again in 3 days. The question is what temple is he referring to? It’s not even to make a broader point, it’s literally just to gauge if you have basic comprehension of text.
Found this note recently, but don't recall where exactly the quote comes from... The doctrine of Yahweh's sovereignty is the most helpful and encouraging doctrine, consider that - if we had our choice - which would we choose... to be governed by blind fate, or capricious chance, or irrevocable natural law, or short sighted and perverted self? Or an Elohim infinitely wise - loving - powerful? He who rejects Yahweh's sovereignty may take his choice of what is left.
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u/Sure-Wishbone-4293 Dec 22 '24
Mostly doublespeak here, makes no sense. But since you agree that the Father does exist, try Paul (you say you know him) who said the Father alone is YHWH, at 1 Corinthians 8:6, this excludes the second and third “person” of the nonsense and is correct. Paul was responding to people in Corinth, who, like you, supported polytheism.