Shabbat Shalom Chaverim!
In my quest to understand more about G-d's nature (I feel the need to revise my trinitarian concepts and since I think modalism doesn't do a good job in explaining His nature either), I have come across this interesting article that comes to the conclusion that the solution to this dilemma would be that G-d has three parts, Yeshua being His body (once glorified spiritual body, then made flesh, then glorified again), The Father being the soul (emotions, feelings, judgement, etc.), and the Ruach HaKodesh being the spirit. Funny thing is that I was thinking about something in the same line when I came across this article. I was just wondering if you could take a look at it and tell me your thoughts. I thought the guy makes a pretty good case - maybe he's not right, but he does come up with good arguments. Here's the link:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/7775/3PERSONS.HTM
In Messiah,
Ben Tsion
In my quest to understand more about G-d's nature (I feel the need to revise my trinitarian concepts and since I think modalism doesn't do a good job in explaining His nature either), I have come across this interesting article that comes to the conclusion that the solution to this dilemma would be that G-d has three parts, Yeshua being His body (once glorified spiritual body, then made flesh, then glorified again), The Father being the soul (emotions, feelings, judgement, etc.), and the Ruach HaKodesh being the spirit. Funny thing is that I was thinking about something in the same line when I came across this article. I was just wondering if you could take a look at it and tell me your thoughts. I thought the guy makes a pretty good case - maybe he's not right, but he does come up with good arguments. Here's the link:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/7775/3PERSONS.HTM
In Messiah,
Ben Tsion
I'll be reading it when I can, B_T, because I am just in the same place and have been thinking the same things... I'll be interested to read what it has to offer! Thanks for the link!
