[Cronos]

Yes, you did not say that, you said And yet, they CANNOT be One, because they are often separate. , so I asked you do you believe in 3 Gods?

[roamer_1]

Yes, you did not say that, you said And yet, they CANNOT be One, because they are often separate.

That was offered as a rebuttal to your:

And yet, they CANNOT be separate because we believe that God is ONE. We also believe that Jesus was God. And we believe that they were separate "somethings":) --> you cannot put those 3 beliefs together without the idea of the Trinity.

Src

My belief per se, is incidental. What I am pointing to is the bare fact that other solutions to the Godhead can just as easily exist, and qualify, by the evidence.

[...] so I asked you do you believe in 3 Gods?

To clarify, I have already declared that I do fit within the Trinitarian model - albeit loosely so.

I believe there is ONE God, Yahweh, Jehovah, who IS the great I AM. I believe that His Son, Yeshua, Jesus, is the promised Messiah, the Lion of Judah, King over ALL things, and is part and parcel, Jehovah Himself. I believe that The Holy Spirit, Ruach HaKodesh, fills the Temple of the Lord, and is, part and parcel, Jehovah Himself. These things can be proved upon the Word.

By which method that is made true is not made known - as the Scriptures are silent. But the knowledge of that method is neither needful, nor necessary, as the Father has blessed us, and ordained an order by which He is to be approached by anyone. Ergo, if one uses the means God has provided, the point is made moot.

And to assign a definition to Yahweh which is not as He has revealed is blasphemous. The Trinitarian "Hypostatic Union" is not declared by the Father, and I will not blindly endorse it.

To wit: What the Bible DOES say is that Yahweh is ONE. That is as far as I am willing to go.