Berichtdoor Serenity » 04 aug 2005 15:50
these are all desperate trials to explain a "trinity" in the bible. First there is the theme (trinity) and to proof they are right they search the Scriptures for proof.
There truly isn't any. YHWH is ONE, and ONE only. There are no other gods.
Just a note: check your way of saying: "the Holy Spirit "is explained to be".. etc etc.".
Is explained to be.
The "Holy Spirit" isn't a "holy spirit". It is YHWH's spirit, which isn't a specific person, or something that looks like it. It's not part of a trinity, it's YHWH himself.
If you are describing yourself, you will never talk about yourself as "us", just because the strength that is in your arms is a split personality. Your strength is part of you, and not to be mistaken as a separate being in yourself.
But the church philosophizes that way to get proof for the "holy trinity", which finds its origin in paganism, in the world of the Egyptian and Babylonian world of gods.
It's nice that there is an explanation of the "father, son and holy spirit", but it's a satanic example brought into the church.
I'm not against it as symbolism, but I will forever fight against it when it's made a dogma, a truth, something that is thought to be the truth.
It simply isn't to be explained. A "duo-unity" would be closer to the truth, as you can see in Scripture that there is "god" (YHWH, the father), and Jezus (the son, the human being blessed with full strength of YHWH, his spirit).
Any other explanation is nicely found, but it's still a thought. Since the concilie where Constantine was present a trinity was inserted in the christian faith, before the church maintained the belief in a duo-unity, namely YHWH, the fatther, and his Image, Jesus, the Son.
Constantine, who was a believer of the sun-god (where a trinity was common, paganism) forced the church to use a trinity, and of course it can be explained with Scripture, but only by changes in that Scripture (and I believe those changes are there.... the command to baptize for instance... "go, preach the gospel to all nations and baptize them in my name" is what the oldest versions seem to say. Since the concile all versions of the scription have changed "in my name" with "in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit".
No I can't proof that last thing is right, but you can't either, and what if it's true? No other trustworthy verses can be found in the Old Testament, nor the New Testament. Yes there is one in the New Testament (a manuscript that is changed alot... it's not to be trusted literally anymore, unfortunately) but it also doesn't specifically say anything to clearly proof a trinity.
(to the Dutchies: I apologise for this English, but my post was mainly meant for the other person above who wrote in English too).
what the soul hides, blood tells