-Removed-Yes, and there are two different words used for "one" in Hebrew, and both are used
to describe God. Because they are both used, it explains why God, when speaking
about Himself, uses both singular and plural pronouns, I and Us. Both words have
been brought here before, and the non-singular numerical word was in
Deuteronomy 6:4, not the numeric one. Are you aware of what they are and their
meaning? Again, you are the one, not me, twisting scripture just as you do with
what Jesus says about Hell and salvation with your man-made interpretation of
them according to your moral compass.
-Removed-As I pointed out that you managed to twist, you describe your view of god using
an explanation called Modalism because that is the word for it. I'm simply doing the
same thing, except I'm using the word Trinity to describe what is in the scriptures;
the word is not in scripture, but how it is defined is.
You cannot say you do that because you have to twist the plain meaning of the text
to say something completely different than what it says, as you do with so many
other topics in the scriptures, using your moral compass.
-Removed-I have studied the scriptures and found the Father is God, the Son who is the Word
of God is God, and the Holy Spirit is God is found in the scriptures. They refer to
each other, call and send each other, do things, and have things done for them, and
they are One! They have always existed in an eternal loving relationship; God is a
socially complex Being. He is defined by being Love; it isn't simply something He
does but is! As you describe God, a singular being who loves himself above all
others is a twisted selfish one.
You have to twist the meanings of clear-meaning words to make what you say fly as
accurate as so many things you do, change the meaning to make it fit what you
want to see, not what is.
You have been taught the trinity doctrine, you have been spoon fed it and you have accepted it.
What's wrong with being "spoon fed" good and true teaching from the Bible?
The three-oneness of God is true. I can't see you being able to deny it.
Thank God for faithful servants who fed the church of God the truth.
If a saint truly eats the bread of life, good.