paschar

just how much Simplier could this be: during the time of the makeing of the 10 commandments he gave his name in the words ( I am that I am )in simple terms what is being said here is to just accept the fact that I AM and have faith (no name is needed nor does he have )terms of respect would be ( the divine one / creator of all things / the Lord Most Holy or just , My Lord . now this may strike a nerve or two but according to my studies the - G - word is strickly forbidden unless one knows for certain that one is standing right smack Dab in his Holy Presents and then to profess to him in the words (MY GOD, you are the Lord my god ) according to the true language of the Ten commandments it clearly states ( Thou Shalt Not Take the Lord Thy Gods Name in Vain ) to do so otherwise is a sin . I live in Oklahoma city the Buckel of the Bible Belt and i bump heads with those who call him Jahovah or try to give him any other name . paschar

woofboy

Hi antdavsku, Thanks for the comment. I'm glad the explanation above is clear - I hope you can see from it that the Bible presents the Father as the only God, and Jesus as his son (but not God). This, the Biblical presentation, is counter to the concept of the Trinity. Here's something that might intrigue you! Jesus' sacrifice suffices for all human kind because he was a human himself. This is what the Letter to the Hebrews says, for example: check out Heb. 2:14-18. Notice that it says Jesus saves because he shared in the humanity of humans (i.e. he was a human) - this is why his sacrifice can save. There is no mention of Jesus being God and that saving humans. Interesting, isn't it? Maybe I should write something on Jesus next to go along with this article? I notice that you are in A.P., India. I have some friends there. I hope you are well. God bless. L. Buckler

antdavsku

Your explanantion of God from the Judeao Christian perspective is clear. I dont understand why you are summarily rejecting the concept of Trinity. If the Lord Jesus was just a man, then how come his sacrifice on the cross suffices for all human kind through time and space?