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Old 07-28-2014, 07:30 PM   #307
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Default Re: "Become" or "Not Become" Interpreting 1Cor 15:45

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Originally Posted by UntoHim View Post
Alllllrrrriiiiiigggghhhtttyyyy then.... so I have two takers already....anybody else?
I'm just pullin' yer leg bro UntoHim.

Since it's popular, and maybe trendy -- provoked by Lee, to distinguish himself -- to accuse Lee of modalism, discussion of the Trinity is more than welcomed here.

15:45 doesn't mention the trinity in any way. However, how can we consider the Spirit without involving the trinity? All of it a mystery.

That's why I say, fall in love with the mystery. I'm bettin' most y'all have been in love. And I'll bet women (or men) are still a mystery to you. You fell in love with a mystery.

That's why I consider being stumped about the Spirit/trinity/15:45 is a good thing. And it's good to be honest about it.

It may not completely satisfy -- especially the mind -- but it's better than just makin' something up about it; a Lee kinda thing: just make something up; and call it reality; call it: what God is doing, or did, or will do; as long as he, Lee, got the credit, of being God's one and only oracle.

I can do without all that kind of make-believe. I'd rather be stumped.

As I see it -- as I pointed out with Gen 1:2, and Matt 1:18, the Holy Spirit has been at work from the beginning. And has brought heaven to earth all along.

Does Christ play a central role in this, and in 15:45? You read your Bible. What do you think?
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