God Is Three

Grace To You.org ^ | 1997 | John MacArthur, Grace Community Church

[boatbums]

There really is no denying that Scripture repeatedly teaches us the triune nature of the only true God. Those who would dispute that do so because they either can’t understand it - and no human, finite mind could - or they reject the divinity of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit succumbing to heretical cults. It is something we accept by faith because it is what God has revealed about Himself.

[Zuriel]

**For something supposedly so obvious (complete with catchy proof texts), how many trillions of words have been written as attempted explanations? Moses saw a burning bush that was not consumed, that we really do know from the plain text. That’s why there are not trillions of words to defend the existence of the burning bush. No need, even though it’s not something that makes sense according to the normally perceived laws of physics.**

It’s the Roman system: polytheism being declared monotheism.

The image in post #18 is downright demonic.

God is a Spirit. John 4:23,24.

Where is the Father NOT at?

[Elsie]

25 And immediately he rose up before them, and took up that whereon he lay, and departed to his own house, glorifying God.

Beggin' musta been good; for he had his OWN house!

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A blind Irishman walks into a bar. Hearing that Jesus is at one of the tables in back, he says to the bartender, "Draw me a Guiness and send one to Jesus while you're at it."

A few minutes later, a wheelchair-bound African-American guy rolls in. He sees Jesus and tells the bartender to get him and whiskey and send one back to Jesus.

Next a redneck in a neck brace enters, buys himself a Budweiser and sends a can over to Jesus.

On his way out, Jesus stops to thank each man.

He touches the Irish guy, curing him of blindness.

"Thank you Jesus, now I can see!"

 

Then he touches the African-American man, who rises from his wheelchair, now able to walk.

 

He approaches the redneck, who backs away saying, "Please don't touch me. I'm on disability."