Romans 1:7
Does that mean we are talking about two beings?
There is no such thing as more than one God or more than one being, or more than one person in the Godhead. The apostles always gave reverence to God in his Spirit form and God in his manifested form as Jesus Christ, the God-Man.
Therefore, in this scripture, Paul is giving a greeting to the saints at Rome by saying Grace and peace from God in his Spiritual form and his manifestation as the Lord Jesus Christ in his fleshly form. Same God, different manifestation. This excerpt is from my book; "Understanding the Trinity, Three Persons vs Three Manifestations by Will Daniels.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Is Jesus The God Who Created Heaven and Earth?
Let’s take a look at these scriptures (I Corinthians....8:6-7 Ephesians.....3:9 Colossians.....1:12-20 John......1:1,10,14).
In order to prove that Jesus is the same God, we would have to go back to back to Genesis 1:1 where it can be proven that God created heaven and earth. Through deductive reasoning, we can conclude, based on these New Testament scriptures, that this same God was Jesus Christ in his Spiritual form. Jesus Christ is an epiphany of God, who was born in Bethlehem.
For the life of me, I can't see why some Christians can't see from these scriptures that “the Word,” which is God was made flesh. And that flesh is Jesus Christ. He was in the world and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not. These scriptures prove that Jesus is God and Jesus Christ made heaven and the earth.
I’ve heard some people say that they believe that Jesus is a God and He created the world but they don’t believe that he’s God the Father. What kind of thinking is that? How can you believe that Jesus created the world and not believe He is God the Father (Isaiah 9:6, John 14:9)? The reason why they can’t believe it is because they try to fit it into a Trinitarian framework. It won’t fit because the Trinitarian doctrine is a doctrine of men.
The aforementioned scriptures are used to verify what God's name is and under what name He created heaven and the earth. Again, we see that there is but One God and his name is; "JESUS CHRIST" (Acts 9:5) www.google.com put will daniels understanding the trinity
In order to prove that Jesus is the same God, we would have to go back to back to Genesis 1:1 where it can be proven that God created heaven and earth. Through deductive reasoning, we can conclude, based on these New Testament scriptures, that this same God was Jesus Christ in his Spiritual form. Jesus Christ is an epiphany of God, who was born in Bethlehem.
For the life of me, I can't see why some Christians can't see from these scriptures that “the Word,” which is God was made flesh. And that flesh is Jesus Christ. He was in the world and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not. These scriptures prove that Jesus is God and Jesus Christ made heaven and the earth.
I’ve heard some people say that they believe that Jesus is a God and He created the world but they don’t believe that he’s God the Father. What kind of thinking is that? How can you believe that Jesus created the world and not believe He is God the Father (Isaiah 9:6, John 14:9)? The reason why they can’t believe it is because they try to fit it into a Trinitarian framework. It won’t fit because the Trinitarian doctrine is a doctrine of men.
The aforementioned scriptures are used to verify what God's name is and under what name He created heaven and the earth. Again, we see that there is but One God and his name is; "JESUS CHRIST" (Acts 9:5) www.google.com put will daniels understanding the trinity
Monday, January 17, 2011
Is Jesus the Word and did God became flesh?
Yes, John 1:1, 14, says that God became flesh. Jesus was in the world and the world was made by him and the world knew him not. Jesus is the God who became flesh to reconcile the world back to himself (II Corinthians 5:19).
When we talk about the Son of God, we refer to the God on earth and when we talk about the Father, we are referring to the Spirit of God which stays in heaven (I Corinthians 10:4). God became flesh to be able to bleed and die for the sins of mankind. God’s blood is the blood of Christ (Acts 20:28). Therefore, God is Jesus Christ. There is no other God (Isaiah 43:10-12).
Christopher C. Warren wrote an article called “Was Salvation in the Old Testament by Faith or Works?” In his article he explains that the same God which is the Spirit is the same God which became flesh.
Mr. Warren writes; The Israelites were trusting in the same God as the first Christians because Yahweh and Christ were one and the same. It was Jesus in whom the Israelites trusted to get across the Red Sea, drown the Egyptians, provide water out of a rock, provide the quail and the manna, just as Christ today provides our “daily bread” through trusting in Him (Mt. 6:11). We are saved through trusting in the same God whom the Israelites trusted in! We are delivered by the same God not because of our works but because of His! The Yahweh whom the Israelites trusted in was the same Jesus who was crucified and in whom we may be saved by trusting today.”
Christians all over the world can see that God became flesh based on the Word of God. Jesus Christ and the God of heaven is the same God. There are not three Gods nor three persons in one God. Jesus Christ is the one and only Lord and God of heaven and earth.
Christopher C. Warren, “Was Salvation in the Old Testament by Faith or Works?,” “Is Jesus the Word and Did God become flesh?” New Covenant Church of God/Brit Chadashah Assembly of Yahweh, New Covenant Press, Box 120, S-671 23 Arvika, Sweden; website: http://www.nccg.org/ FAQ 43, NCW 43, e-mail; nccg@nccg.org. Used by permission. This excerpt is from my book; "Understanding the Trinity, Three Persons vs Three Manifestations by Will Daniels.
When we talk about the Son of God, we refer to the God on earth and when we talk about the Father, we are referring to the Spirit of God which stays in heaven (I Corinthians 10:4). God became flesh to be able to bleed and die for the sins of mankind. God’s blood is the blood of Christ (Acts 20:28). Therefore, God is Jesus Christ. There is no other God (Isaiah 43:10-12).
Christopher C. Warren wrote an article called “Was Salvation in the Old Testament by Faith or Works?” In his article he explains that the same God which is the Spirit is the same God which became flesh.
Mr. Warren writes; The Israelites were trusting in the same God as the first Christians because Yahweh and Christ were one and the same. It was Jesus in whom the Israelites trusted to get across the Red Sea, drown the Egyptians, provide water out of a rock, provide the quail and the manna, just as Christ today provides our “daily bread” through trusting in Him (Mt. 6:11). We are saved through trusting in the same God whom the Israelites trusted in! We are delivered by the same God not because of our works but because of His! The Yahweh whom the Israelites trusted in was the same Jesus who was crucified and in whom we may be saved by trusting today.”
Christians all over the world can see that God became flesh based on the Word of God. Jesus Christ and the God of heaven is the same God. There are not three Gods nor three persons in one God. Jesus Christ is the one and only Lord and God of heaven and earth.
Christopher C. Warren, “Was Salvation in the Old Testament by Faith or Works?,” “Is Jesus the Word and Did God become flesh?” New Covenant Church of God/Brit Chadashah Assembly of Yahweh, New Covenant Press, Box 120, S-671 23 Arvika, Sweden; website: http://www.nccg.org/ FAQ 43, NCW 43, e-mail; nccg@nccg.org. Used by permission. This excerpt is from my book; "Understanding the Trinity, Three Persons vs Three Manifestations by Will Daniels.
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