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The Trinity

Demonic Kitten

Active Member
Well according the the bible we are all God's children. Jesus is the only begotten son of God so remember how Jesus was created.
 

REASON_236

Member
Well according the the bible we are all God's children. Jesus is the only begotten son of God so remember how Jesus was created.


Psalms:2:7: I will declare the decree: the LORD hath said unto me, Thou art my Son; this day have I begotten thee.(David speaking)
well, David is also the begotten son of God and if Jesus was 'created' that means he is not eternal.

u didn't answer me what made Jesus specifically the ONLY begotten son of God
 

Demonic Kitten

Active Member
u didn't answer me what made Jesus specifically the ONLY begotten son of God

Yes I did, but in order to get the complete answer you would have to do a little digging and research. *sigh*

Mary, Mother of God, was visited by an angel or agent of God and was told that she would have a son. That Son should be named Jesus.


I'm not sure of how else to answer you (excent to tell you to read the bible) so any one is welcome to give me a hand here.
 

Lucian

Theologian

REASON_236

Member
i have searched the term 'mother of god' in the bible and it doesn't appear. i know that she is the mother of Jesus. but where does Jesus say that he is god and where does the say that Marry is the mother of God.
 

REASON_236

Member
thanks for the reference but this is according to John's interpretation. what did Jesus say. my own salvation does not depend on the interpretation of anyone however close to Jesus. did Jesus specifically said that he is God or did he say warship me?
 

roddio

Member
John 1:1 In the beginning there was the Word The Word was with God and the Word was God. 1:2-4 He was with God in the beginning 3 All things were made by him and nothing was made without him. 4 In Him there was life and that life was the light of all people. God bless
 

xkatz

Well-Known Member
I also now I have another question about the trinity since I have been doing more research on it.

If Jesus is god incarnate (according to some chrisitans) Than wouldn't that make Mary the mother of god, thus Mary would be truly god?
 

Mister Emu

Emu Extraordinaire
Staff member
Premium Member
Lucian said:
Yet them being the same thing is not. That is what is causing the confusion.
Well that is kind of what a Trinity means, but other than that of course it is... If the Father is divine, the Son is divine, and the Holy Spirit divine, and as the Bible says, there is only one God, then they must be the same...

Reason said:
i know that she is the mother of Jesus. but where does Jesus say that he is god and where does the say that Marry is the mother of God.
The claim of Jesus to current existence before Abraham(Before Abraham was, I am) was considered a claim of divinity at the time...

That aside, John clearly calls Jesus God in John 1:1.

If Jesus is God, and Mary is the mother of Jesus, then Mary is the mother of God.

what did Jesus say.
If you believe the Bible accurately conveys the messages of Jesus, that is exactly what Jesus said... John 3:16 is attributed to Jesus...

did Jesus specifically said that he is God or did he say warship me?
He accepted divine worship, Thomas exclaimed him "My Lord and my God", without rebuke.

xkatz said:
Than wouldn't that make Mary the mother of god, thus Mary would be truly god?
Yes to the first, Mary is the Theotokos, no she is not divine herself.
 

REASON_236

Member
John 1:1 In the beginning there was the Word The Word was with God and the Word was God.

in the original greek scriptures, the first time the word God appears is written 'Theos' (meaning The God) refering to the Almighty. the second time this word appears, it is written 'Hotheos' (meaning A god).

the translation should be" In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God (or The God) and the Word was A god.

the two terms are not referring to the Almighty in greek, 'a god' means 'godly'
wrong translations cause confusion.

the the trinity was proposed in the nicene creed , 300 years after Jesus left this earth, there was a bishop called Arius who, along with some followers, opposed the idea of the divinity of Jesus Christ. but majority ruled and Arius was exiled for his beliefs. jesus NEVER said that he is God, not in any version of the bible. how could he have missed such an important fact and never speak about it
 
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angellous_evangellous

Guest
in the original greek scriptures, the first time the word God appears is written 'Theos' (meaning The God) refering to the Almighty. the second time this word appears, it is written 'Hotheos' (meaning A god).

You've got that backwards.

Perhaps someone with no knowledge of Greek should not be giving lessons. :shrug:
 
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sky cake

Member
in the original greek scriptures, the first time the word God appears is written 'Theos' (meaning The God) refering to the Almighty. the second time this word appears, it is written 'Hotheos' (meaning A god).

the translation should be" In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God (or The God) and the Word was A god.

the two terms are not referring to the Almighty in greek, 'a god' means 'godly'
wrong translations cause confusion.

the the trinity was proposed in the nicene creed , 300 years after Jesus left this earth, there was a bishop called Arius who, along with some followers, opposed the idea of the divinity of Jesus Christ. but majority ruled and Arius was exiled for his beliefs. jesus NEVER said that he is God, not in any version of the bible. how could he have missed such an important fact and never speak about it
because christians can make the bible say anything they need it to say at that time, the simple fact is if jesus is god,or part god then he fathered himself, which means he slep with his own mother, and the human/jesus part broke a few laws with that one. so jesus could not have been sinless, god did not marry, mary so that makes jesus a *******. it does not matter that jesus had joseph as a step-father, which begs the question if god abhors man and animals having sex, how does he get a pass here with having SEX with mary?:drool:
 

Lucian

Theologian
Well that is kind of what a Trinity means, but other than that of course it is... If the Father is divine, the Son is divine, and the Holy Spirit divine, and as the Bible says, there is only one God, then they must be the same...

Kind of, yes: It means they are one, but not the same thing. The three are one, and the first one is the one God. The Bible states there is the only true God, the Father, and then Sons of God, all who are one. The Sons of God are stated to be Gods, capable of dying, yet there is only one true God, the immortal Father. They are not the same, but are one, united in love under the guiding will of the Father. And so in the end, God will be all in all.
 

REASON_236

Member
Kind of, yes: It means they are one, but not the same thing. The three are one, and the first one is the one God. The Bible states there is the only true God, the Father, and then Sons of God, all who are one. The Sons of God are stated to be Gods, capable of dying, yet there is only one true God, the immortal Father. They are not the same, but are one, united in love under the guiding will of the Father. And so in the end, God will be all in all.

this is so confusing :thud:

whatever u say, u cannot convince ur mind that they are one. u will always think of them as separate beings
 

xkatz

Well-Known Member
Kind of, yes: It means they are one, but not the same thing. The three are one, and the first one is the one God. The Bible states there is the only true God, the Father, and then Sons of God, all who are one. The Sons of God are stated to be Gods, capable of dying, yet there is only one true God, the immortal Father. They are not the same, but are one, united in love under the guiding will of the Father. And so in the end, God will be all in all.

Yes but doesn't the Father being god and the Trinity (which the Father is part of) being god create a paradox?
 
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