@Jaywill

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Please answer the question, why are you portraying elements that are not explicit in the biblical text.

When are you going to stop teaching that besides Jehovah there is another God contrary to Isaiah's prophecies ?

Originally posted by jaywill
When are you going to stop teaching that besides Jehovah there is another God contrary to Isaiah's prophecies ?

Please answer the question, why are you portraying elements that are not explicit in
the biblical text. I have already demonstrated that God himself terms mere human
judges as gods, this does not mean that there is more than one Almighty God, does it,
in the same respect, when we state that Christ is a god, it does not mean that there is
more than one Almighty God, does it, your argument therefore on this basis is just
stupid, the prophecy in Isaiah is a prophetic utterance about Jesus Christ, not Jehovah
the Almighty, again you are trying to portray elements that are not contained in the
Biblical text, why? now answer the question,

why are you portraying elements that are not explicitly stated in the biblical text.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Please answer the question, why are you portraying elements that are not explicit in
the biblical text. I have already demonstrated that God himself terms mere human
judges as gods, this does not mean that there is more than one Almighty God, does it,
in the same respect, when we state that Christ is a god, it does not mean that there is
mor ...[text shortened]... estion,

why are you portraying elements that are not explicitly stated in the biblical text.

It does not mean that there is more than one Mighty God or Everlasting Father
either does it?

Originally posted by RJHinds
It does not mean that there is more than one Mighty God or Everlasting Father
either does it?

I am not saying that there is, am I, indeed, all that i am asking is why you are trying to
portray elements that are not explicitly stated in the Biblical text.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I am not saying that there is, am I, indeed, all that i am asking is why you are trying to
portray elements that are not explicitly stated in the Biblical text.

Those elements are in the Biblical text but just not in this specific text of
Isaiah. I believe Isaiah did not believe it necessary to write every name
that God was called or would be called, since the names he mentioned
should be sufficient for most reasonably intelligent persons to know who
he was talking about. But apparently, he did not forsee the Jehovah's
Witnesses.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Those elements are in the Biblical text but just not in this specific text of
Isaiah. I believe Isaiah did not believe it necessary to write every name
that God was called or would be called, since the names he mentioned
should be sufficient for most reasonably intelligent persons to know who
he was talking about. But apparently, he did not forsee the Jehovah's
Witnesses.

nor of those trying to portray elements not explicitly stated in the Biblical text! The
term trinity is not in the Bible, it was not mentioned by Paul, nor by Christ, why are
you trying to portray elements that are not explicitly found in the Biblical text. Why
cant you answer this question?

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
nor of those trying to portray elements not explicitly stated in the Biblical text! The
term trinity is not in the Bible, it was not mentioned by Paul, nor by Christ, why are
you trying to portray elements that are not explicitly found in the Biblical text. Why
cant you answer this question?

Now you are changing the focus of your question. Why is that? Although
the term trinity is not specifically found, the elements (the Father, the Son,
and the Holy Spirit) of the trinity are explicitly found in Biblical texts.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Now you are changing the focus of your question. Why is that? Although
the term trinity is not specifically found, the elements (the Father, the Son,
and the Holy Spirit) of the trinity are explicitly found in Biblical texts.

why, because its simply another instance of you asserting that there is an element, in
this instance the trinity, that exists yet it is not explicitly stated in the biblical text, why
do you do it? why are you constantly portraying elements that are not explicitly stated
in the Biblical text? why did Jesus not mention it? why did Paul not mention it? why
are you constantly portraying elements that are not explicitly stated in the Biblical
text? why do you do it? why?

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
why, because its simply another instance of you asserting that there is an element, in
this instance the trinity, that exists yet it is not explicitly stated in the biblical text, why
do you do it? why are you constantly portraying elements that are not explicitly stated
in the Biblical text? why did Jesus not mention it? why did Paul not me ...[text shortened]... traying elements that are not explicitly stated in the Biblical
text? why do you do it? why?

Because they have been so programed to think it's there that now in their mind it is REALLY there even though they REALLY can't exactly find it.


My question to them is why didn't the Isrealites and then later the Jws believe in a triune God and still don't to this day?
One would think that if it were REALLY true all of God's people all thru history would have believed it and wrote and talked about it....

Originally posted by galveston75
Because they have been so programed to think it's there that now in their mind it is REALLY there even though they REALLY can't exactly find it.


My question to them is why didn't the Isrealites and then later the Jws believe in a triune God and still don't to this day?
One would think that if it were REALLY true all of God's people all thru history would have believed it and wrote and talked about it....

mmm, interesting, you know i wouldn't mind if they simply admitted that they are
biased in some way. I admit it, i think Jehovahs witnesses are awesome, I am totally
biased, I admit it.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
why, because its simply another instance of you asserting that there is an element, in
this instance the trinity, that exists yet it is not explicitly stated in the biblical text, why
do you do it? why are you constantly portraying elements that are not explicitly stated
in the Biblical text? why did Jesus not mention it? why did Paul not me ...[text shortened]... traying elements that are not explicitly stated in the Biblical
text? why do you do it? why?

Because the elements are in the Biblical text. That is why. 😏

Originally posted by galveston75
Because they have been so programed to think it's there that now in their mind it is REALLY there even though they REALLY can't exactly find it.


My question to them is why didn't the Isrealites and then later the Jws believe in a triune God and still don't to this day?
One would think that if it were REALLY true all of God's people all thru history would have believed it and wrote and talked about it....

They have been temporarily blinded to allow time for the fullness of the
gentiles to come into faith according to the Biblical texts.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Because the elements are in the Biblical text. That is why. 😏

the term trinity is not found in the Biblical text, you are therefore portraying an
element not explicitly stated in the Biblical text, aren't you.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
the term trinity is not found in the Biblical text, you are therefore portraying an
element not explicitly stated in the Biblical text, aren't you.

How is the term "trinity" an element? It is just a term, like "Godhead"
which is in the Biblical text. The text says the fullness of the Godhead
dwelt in Jesus bodily.

Originally posted by RJHinds
How is the term "trinity" an element? It is just a term, like "Godhead"
which is in the Biblical text. The text says the fullness of the Godhead
dwelt in Jesus bodily.

its not explicitly stated in any text is it, no one mentions it do they, not Paul, not Christ,
not God, not even Satan, therefore its an element (of your faith) not explicitly stated
in the Biblical text, isn't it. why do you do it?