The Trinity in the Old Testament

[@coreybassard]

Amen, thank you for this. I know I’m 2 years late 😅 but I am blessed today by this.

[@jonathancampbell586]

Bless You, Chad!

[@drb8786]

We as humans also have body, soul and spirit could that also articulate the concept of us being made in the image of God referring to the Trinity?

[@rajiantony6306]

Great.....!!!!! The perfect way of explaining The Holy Trinity 🙏🙏🙏

[@sanjivdungdung]

Very very good teaching on the fundamental doctrine of Christian faith , Trinity of God . I could also see in major view of Trinity in Isaiah 63 - 7 to 11 , Isaiah taught us this before the new testament . John drew from the old testament background to Gospel , the logos , who he was .

[@s.v.8813]

Did He really say so in English and without an accent how to baptize? The words are written in Greek and are connected with each other by the greek union "kai", which means not only "and", but also have the a second meaning "the same as". Explain then why the whole book of Acts testifies to the baptism in the name of Jesus Christ?

[@chadbird1517]

The conjunction καὶ does not mean “the same as.” If it might be translated that way, it is extremely rare. It is the regular conjunction in the NT that means “and” or “even” or “also.” When three persons or names are listed consecutively, with καὶ between them, it means “and.” This is just basic Greek. Baptism in the name of Jesus is baptism in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Both refer to the singular divine name, YHWH, which all three persons of the Trinity have.

[@s.v.8813]

@@chadbird1517 Thank you, Chad, But He calls Himself Lord in the Book of Revaluation, where He interprets the tetrogrammaton as three times of being, using the verb to be. The same verb that John emphasizes multiple times at the beginning of his gospel. The most important verb for all human beings, the verb "to BE". The first word spoken from the mouth of God on the pages of the first book of Moses, which is called "In the beginning" by the first word in this book. By this he also hints at the interpretation of the tetrogrammaton as the verb "to be". Which was used for the Moses: I "AM" WHO I "AM". And then he adds the Word became flesh, then it becomes clear what word he is talking about. And ap. Pole said without hint in the 1st Timothy 3.16. And in the book of Revaluation He also used word Pantocrator which in terminology of Septuagent matches Shadai in Hebrew. And the first word Lord matches Kirios in Greek which in terminology of Septuagent matches Adonai in Hebrew. Forgive me, but this mystery of godliness, as the apostle Paul said, sounds from the genealogy, if you read the meanings of these names and ending with revelation.

[@s.v.8813]

@@chadbird1517 St. Justin Martyr-The First Apology of Justin.pdf CHAP. LXI.-CHRISTIAN BAPTISM.

[@SSNBN777]

And what is His Image in the Old Testament? He made THEM, male and female, and called THEIR name Adam. That's two (binary) beings who are one in a holy union (Gen 1:27; 5:2). God is Binitarian, not Trinitarian. What is His image in the New Testament? Jesus Christ. (There is no longer male and female). If God is a Spirit and His Spirit has another spirit that is distinctly different than Himself, as the Trinity Doctrine claims, then God has two spirits. You need to throw out the entire New Testament if that is true. God is One Spirit. He glorified His Son back into Himself, a Holy Spirit, at the Ascension (Acts 2:33). We know the Word was the pre-existent Christ, we know the Word became flesh, but when did God duplicate Himself and create another little different spirit like Himself in either Testament? We need look no further than Apostle Paul explaining that God shares His “ONE and SELFSAME” Spirit (1Cor 12:11) with His children. That word means the Spirit of God is His own SELF, and the SAME being that He is, not another god, or another person, or another spirit. (Deut 4:39) Know therefore this day, and consider [it] in thine heart, that *_the LORD he [is] God in heaven above, and upon the earth beneath: [there is] none else._* God is nothing but binary throughout the New Testament. Jesus spoke “in the third person” when referring to Himself (ie Spirit of Truth, Comforter) often. Never did He speak “about a third person. (2Cor 13:5) … *_Know ye not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you,_* except ye be reprobates? (John 10:30) *_I and [my] Father are one._* (John 14:10) … the words that I speak unto you I speak not of myself: but *_the Father that dwelleth in me,_* he doeth the works. (John 14:20) *_At that day ye shall know that I [am] in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you._* (John 14:21) he it is that loveth me: … I will love him, and *_will manifest myself to him._* (John 14:23) Jesus answered ... If a man love me, ... my Father will love him, and *_we will come unto him, and make our abode with him._* (John 17:11)... *_Holy Father, keep through thine own name_* … *_that they may be one, as we [are]._* (John 17:21) *_That they all may be one; as thou, Father, [art] in me, and I in thee,_* … (John 17:22) And the glory which thou gavest me I have given them; *_that they may be one, even as we are one:_* (John 17:23) *_I in them, and thou in me,_* that they may *_be made perfect in one;_* … (1John 1:3) ... *_truly our fellowship [is] with the Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ._* (1John 5:20) And we know that the Son of God is come, and hath given us an understanding, that we may know him that is true, and *_we are in him that is true, [even] in his Son Jesus Christ. This is the true God, and eternal life._* (Rev 22:3) And there shall be no more curse: but *_the throne of God and of the Lamb_* shall be in it; and his servants shall serve him: (1Cor 12:11) But all these worketh that *_one and the selfsame Spirit,_* dividing to every man severally as he will. (1Cor 12:13) *_For by one Spirit_* are we all baptized … and *_have been all made to drink into one Spirit._* (2Cor 3:17) *_Now the Lord is that Spirit:_* …

[@new-knowledge8040]

OK, here is some info. Let's first look at the Code 6 English Gematria, where A=6, B=12, C=18, D=24,.........., Z=156. In this case of letter values, GOD=156, and CHRIST=462. Now for the fun stuff. If you search the KJV Bible NT for the words "The Father" you will find them 156 times. If you search the KJV Bible NT for the words "The Lord" you will find them 462 times. But what about the trinity? If you search the NT for the words "The Father, "The Son" and "The Holy Spirit", you will again find The Father 156 times, and the total of findings adds up to 462. These few examples, are only the beginning. The rest are even far far far more impressive.

[@new-knowledge8040]

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[@mitchellc4]

Hello Jesus is the Messiah The Son of God The Son of David The Son of man The man God has chosen to be his anointed king The man God will judge the world through The man God raised from the dead Jesus has a God There is no triune god in scripture Jesus said the Father is the only true God! John 17 3 And this is eternal life, that they know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent. -

[@upclosepersonal]

What did you want Jesus to say is the only one fake God? That there is only 2 true gods... that nonsense. The father and I are 1

[@upclosepersonal]

If all things were created through him and by him then how is he not god if he's before time and space you haven't read shit.