So, since the thief on the cross did not believe in the Trinity, does that mean we do not have to? Since the Trinity is not mentioned in John 6:40, if we believe you have to believe in the trinity to be saved, will we go to hell, like repentance will send us to hell for it is supposedly not mention in John 6:40
There is no such thing as trinity in Scripture *at all.* It is a philosophical concept pushed on the Scriptures by mainly abusing the Gospel of John. The Israelites were no trinitarians and neither were Jesus Christ and the Apostles. They worshipped one God >>> The Father!
@@RickZolaBuckeyeBeliever Everybody with a clear mind, reading Genesis 1:1 to verse 26 and beyond will never come to the conclusion of a three person god! *Septuagint* Genesis 1:29 And God said, Behold *I* have given to you every seed-bearing herb sowing seed which is upon all the earth... Genesis 2:2 And God finished on the sixth day *his* works which *he* made, and *he* ceased on the seventh day from all *his* works which *he* made. See, the context refutes your Catholicism. You cannot take a verse out of context and run with it!! God is *always* adressed with single personal pronouns and *never* with plural pronouns, ever!! In Genesis 1:26 God was not alone, the angels rejoiced and praised God when He made the stars (Job 38:7). So the angels where there. God was speaking with plural of majesty, (even trinitarian websites like, Got Questions will tell you). God was making an announcement to His holy angels about the creation of the first man. And God ended up creating everything ALONE! Adam was made in God's own image *and* likeness. Adam was one person! God is our Heavenly Father, Father is One Person! See, abusing the Gospel of John. John was no Catholic occultist. Jesus was saying that he is the Messiah prophecied before Abraham. And if you read the whole chapter, instead of ripping a verses out, the context will tell you that the Jews worshipped one God >>> The Father (verse 41) 🤦♂
@@RickZolaBuckeyeBeliever Everybody with a clear mind, reading Genesis 1:1 to verse 26 and beyond will never come to the conclusion of a three person god! *Septuagint* Genesis 1:29 And God said, Behold *I* have given to you every seed-bearing herb sowing seed which is upon all the earth... Genesis 2:2 And God finished on the sixth day *his* works which *he* made, and *he* ceased on the seventh day from all *his* works which *he* made. See, the context refutes you. You cannot take a verse God is always adressed with single personal pronouns and never with plural pronouns, ever!! In Genesis 1:26 God was not alone, the angels rejoiced and praised God when He made the stars (Job 38:7). So the angels where there. God was talking with plural of majesty, He was making an announcement to His holy angels about the creation of the first man. Adam was made in God's own image and likeness. Adam was one person! God is our Heavenly Father, Father is One Person!
Thank you for your clear teaching
Thank you 👍❤️🙏
So, since the thief on the cross did not believe in the Trinity, does that mean we do not have to? Since the Trinity is not mentioned in John 6:40, if we believe you have to believe in the trinity to be saved, will we go to hell, like repentance will send us to hell for it is supposedly not mention in John 6:40
I like to use an egg for reference to people asking about the Trinity. Shell, yoke and albumen make one egg 😊 can’t have an egg without all three
There is no such thing as trinity in Scripture *at all.* It is a philosophical concept pushed on the Scriptures by mainly abusing the Gospel of John. The Israelites were no trinitarians and neither were Jesus Christ and the Apostles. They worshipped one God >>> The Father!
@@JudeOne3Four you are so wrong my friend. Read Genesis 1. Let “us” make man in our image. Jesus said “ before Abraham was “ I am”. The son is GOD 👍
@@RickZolaBuckeyeBeliever Everybody with a clear mind, reading Genesis 1:1 to verse 26 and beyond will never come to the conclusion of a three person god! *Septuagint* Genesis 1:29 And God said, Behold *I* have given to you every seed-bearing herb sowing seed which is upon all the earth... Genesis 2:2 And God finished on the sixth day *his* works which *he* made, and *he* ceased on the seventh day from all *his* works which *he* made.
See, the context refutes your Catholicism. You cannot take a verse out of context and run with it!! God is *always* adressed with single personal pronouns and *never* with plural pronouns, ever!! In Genesis 1:26 God was not alone, the angels rejoiced and praised God when He made the stars (Job 38:7). So the angels where there.
God was speaking with plural of majesty, (even trinitarian websites like, Got Questions will tell you). God was making an announcement to His holy angels about the creation of the first man. And God ended up creating everything ALONE! Adam was made in God's own image *and* likeness. Adam was one person! God is our Heavenly Father, Father is One Person!
See, abusing the Gospel of John. John was no Catholic occultist. Jesus was saying that he is the Messiah prophecied before Abraham. And if you read the whole chapter, instead of ripping a verses out, the context will tell you that the Jews worshipped one God >>> The Father (verse 41) 🤦♂
Yes, good example. 👍🙏❤️
@@RickZolaBuckeyeBeliever Everybody with a clear mind, reading Genesis 1:1 to verse 26 and beyond will never come to the conclusion of a three person god! *Septuagint* Genesis 1:29 And God said, Behold *I* have given to you every seed-bearing herb sowing seed which is upon all the earth... Genesis 2:2 And God finished on the sixth day *his* works which *he* made, and *he* ceased on the seventh day from all *his* works which *he* made.
See, the context refutes you. You cannot take a verse God is always adressed with single personal pronouns and never with plural pronouns, ever!! In Genesis 1:26 God was not alone, the angels rejoiced and praised God when He made the stars (Job 38:7). So the angels where there. God was talking with plural of majesty, He was making an announcement to His holy angels about the creation of the first man. Adam was made in God's own image and likeness. Adam was one person!
God is our Heavenly Father, Father is One Person!