[Ohio]

Originally Posted by Boxjobox

Yes, Ohio, I do constantly reinforce this position, because it has been lost by the prevailing propaganda of triunism to the point that it is ignored. That gospel that Peter tells Cornelius concerning Jesus- that God was WITH Jesus: Peter was present during most of Jesus' ministry. Peter saw the transfiguration! Jesus, late in his ministry, asks who do men say that I am? No one says You are God, but Peter says You are the Christ, the son of THE living God. Jesus says it is upon this rock I will build my church. Your ( the collective your, I'm not just singling you out) constantly harping about Jesus being God has warped the message of the scripture and the gospel, and the understanding of the entire Christian faith, and the bringing about of the church. Paul says the oneness of the believers for the building of the church is predicated on acknowledging One God, the Father. Are you concerned about my opinion or Paul's? Seems like your concern is more related to a trinity god.

Read through 1st Timothy where Paul speaks of "manifest" and look at what Paul is telling us about God- the King eternal, immortal, INVISIBLE, the ONLY wise God, and about Jesus. I mean Paul plainly says One God and one mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesus- how plain does it need to be spoken? At what point in the scripture do you see the apostles running around telling everyone that Jesus is God? When did this become the gospel? I know it sounds low and demeaning of me not to follow the Jesus is God, triune god thing, but I see no outcome of such teaching in the scriptures. I do see an evolution of this that resulted in 4th century dogmas, and I do see a corruption of the truth and thus the church as a result of it.

If Jesus is not God what is He? When was His genesis? How could He create all things if He was not God? How could He know our hearts if He is not God. (Thousands more questions like this could be asked.)

But please respond to these.