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I understand Trinitarian belief and have taught it many times in apologetics, but
after being a Mormon for 21 years before Christianity I completely understand the
argument made. God said “we/us” and says God has a God which fits the theology very
well. So I would call on a strong hermeneutical discussion that would show if the
Bible advocates polytheism or monotheism.
Elving Ellis
In the book called God‘s Plan for Man by Finis Jennings Dake He compiled over 300 scriptures for the Trinity.
This was surprising to me since I had read the Bible cover to cover. The Bible constantly unfolds, it’s as if stuff just starts showing up out of thin air.
Troy Day
Elving Ellis DAKE was THE MAN @followers Philip Williams John Mushenhouse Rasiah Thomas Neil Steven Lawrence Kyle Williams Isara Mo Here is a proposed reply for a comment on the Pentecostal Theology Facebook page, relevant to the recent post “Who is the God mentioned in John 1:1?”:
**“John 1:1 presents a foundational truth: ‘In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.’ This affirms the unity and divinity of Christ within the Godhead, supporting the doctrine of the Trinity—not as three separate gods, but as one God revealed in Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The context of the passage demonstrates how the term ‘God’ refers to the same divine nature, even as Scripture unfolds deeper understanding. It’s a powerful starting point for dialogue on how God’s Word reveals His identity!”**
John Mushenhouse
Troy Day Why was Dake asked to leave Lee College as well as the AG.
Don Stiles
Troy Day all I know is “The FATHER sent the SON to be the SAVIOR of the world”.
Elving Ellis
Troy Day you know they found a partial Hebrew text in a Vatican in a junk box of that very scripture. In the way the Hebrew emphasized Christ as being next to God the father was awesome. Which fits perfectly with Ephesians chapter 1, describing Christ on the right hand of the father.
Moses Bishop
Troy Day welcome
Troy Day
Moses Bishop ???? Bishop Bernie L Wade Bishop Larry W. Nichols Terry Wiles The post-resurrection teachings of Jesus circle back to the Father’s love, authority, and plan. Jesus reveals the intimacy believers can have with the Father, equips them for mission, and promises the Father’s Spirit—encouraging trust, worship, and a renewed sense of identity as children of God.
Moses Bishop
This great teachings am in remote areas we need bibles support
Pentecostal Theology
Moses Bishop why?
Moses Bishop
Troy Day
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