Thank you, my brother. Brilliant teaching, and magical opening featuring our blessed Mother Mary. Made me feel emotional. Praise and glory to our Lord Jesus Christ, and our Almighty Father and life giving the Holy Spirit. Thanks be to our Apostolic and Church Fathers, Saints and Prophets who lead us to this beautiful knowledge and wisdom of the Triune God. God bless you, William and wishing all the best. Lot's of love from the UK. 🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏾✝️❤
Q. When St. Elizabeth said in Luke 1:42, "blessed is the fruit of thy womb," to St. Mary was she speaking prophetically implying that Christ would be hung on a tree, like a tree and would become the Tree of Life for humanity with His body and blood becoming the fruit that we eat in the sacrament of Holy Communion, or am I missing the mark?
William, would you consider this analogy for the Most Holy Trinity. 1x+1 1x+2 1x+3 There are three distinct equations yet they equal the same Derivative. The derivative of all 3 equations is 1. In the same way there are three distinct persons but One God. Consider sharing this to anhilate the notion that the trinity is not logical or that it doesn't have any good analogies proving its viable.
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Amazing session. Jesus is Lord
Thank you, my brother. Brilliant teaching, and magical opening featuring our blessed Mother Mary. Made me feel emotional. Praise and glory to our Lord Jesus Christ, and our Almighty Father and life giving the Holy Spirit. Thanks be to our Apostolic and Church Fathers, Saints and Prophets who lead us to this beautiful knowledge and wisdom of the Triune God. God bless you, William and wishing all the best. Lot's of love from the UK. 🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏾✝️❤
Once again Willaim loved the convo we had William ty for the Christology questioned I had 🗿🗿🗿
Two great takeaways:
Christ is LORD!
Don’t be charmin soft!
Q. When St. Elizabeth said in Luke 1:42, "blessed is the fruit of thy womb," to St. Mary was she speaking prophetically implying that Christ would be hung on a tree, like a tree and would become the Tree of Life for humanity with His body and blood becoming the fruit that we eat in the sacrament of Holy Communion, or am I missing the mark?
William, would you consider this analogy for the Most Holy Trinity.
1x+1
1x+2
1x+3
There are three distinct equations yet they equal the same Derivative.
The derivative of all 3 equations is 1.
In the same way there are three distinct persons but One God.
Consider sharing this to anhilate the notion that the trinity is not logical or that it doesn't have any good analogies proving its viable.
How are you William?