Boy did y'all had a church service y'all had tonight. Keep me in your prayers daily. I miss & love y'all bunches. I hopefully One Sunday I'll be there to see y'all.

Ask God for his strength your weariness

Jesus was 100% human, 100% GOD. He had dual natures. HE was the GOD/man. In His "humanity", He prayed to the omnipresent Spirit of GOD that was IN Him and is everywhere. Humanity praying to Divinity. Since you brought this up, if you believe that they are 2 "persons", then you have one person PRAYING to another person in the trinity Godhead. Jesus praying to the Father. You believe they are "co-equal", yet one of your trinity "persons" is praying to the other. Jesus praying to the Father would then violate the trinitarian belief of Coequality. For lesser prays to greater. Again, Jesus prayed, ate, slept, felt pain, in His humanity. In His divinity, HE forgave sins, raised the dead, and healed all. Dual natures, humanity praying to divinity. Jesus is the Father (John 14:9). Jesus is the Son (John 20:31). Jesus is the Holy Ghost (Rom 8:9). Not 3 "persons" but 3 "MANIFESTATIONS" or ways that we know the one true and living GOD!

@@tammyhuba7486 The Father and Son are of the same divine essence but have different roles. The Son is obedient to the Father. I take it you've torn out passages in your Bible that don't support this heresy of modalism?

@@jack_galt Modalist no, Oneness yes! Why didn't you reply to my point about the Son praying to the Father? Hmmm....(Nice sidestep.) Co-equality is violated if you believe the trinity. I would like you to answer about the coequality. Trinitarians chose the word "persons", think of them as separate individuals, then use "essence" to try to explain it. A person is a person. You have chosen to believe this doctrine, I do not because the Father is never called a person, neither the Holy Ghost. It is you that believes a doctrine that the early Church did not. The trinity doctrine of the Godhead was DEVELOPED around 325 AD, Council of Nicea. Over 200 years later after the last apostle died. The Catholic church made it the law. Do some research about the origins of the trinity and its' development. Read: Dr. David Bernard "The Oneness of GOD." We both believe in One GOD. But the difference is: How do you define that one GOD? I believe in One GOD, manifested in 3 ways. You believe in One GOD in 3 persons. JESUS is Not in the Godhead, but the Godhead is in JESUS! Col 2:9 For in him dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily.

@@tammyhuba7486 "Not 3 "persons" but 3 'MANIFESTATIONS' or ways that we know the one true and living GOD!" You just defined modalism. I didn't reply to your point because there's no support for it. Also, I just wanted to give a concise, not longwinded, response. Just because the doctrine of the Trinity was formalized at that time does not mean that there wasn't a prior understanding of it. The Trinity can't be fully understood by our finite minds, so the use of "person" helps us to understand it somewhat. I did address coequality. The Father begat the Son, thus the Son is of the same substance as the Father. But, they have different roles and the Son carries out the Father's will. "If you love me, you will keep my commandments. And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Helper, to be with you forever, even the Spirit of truth, whom the world cannot receive, because it neither sees him nor knows him. You know him, for he dwells with you and will be in you."