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mrdave9
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I will not refute, debate or challenge your response, just asking for your thoughts, the Chaplain totally ignored my questions, so I'm going to others.
In John 1:1-3,
I believe the Word means Jesus,
but does God mean God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit?
Don't panic, I believe in the doctrine of the Trinity, but consider these two possibilities:
By substituting Trinity or God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
John1c "and the Word was God" could read
"and Jesus was the Trinity" or "and Jesus was God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit."
Could Jesus be the complete Trinity?
Do you see the problem if a JW were to bring that up????
A second question:
If John1:1b, says "and the Word was with God,"
Then substituting again, it could read, "and Jesus was with the Trinity" or "and Jesus was with God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit"
Could Jesus be with Himself?
But if God means other then all three persons of Trinity here, then how to distinquish when does mean all three persons when it doesn't.
What are your thoughts?
In John 1:1-3,
I believe the Word means Jesus,
but does God mean God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit?
Don't panic, I believe in the doctrine of the Trinity, but consider these two possibilities:
By substituting Trinity or God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
John1c "and the Word was God" could read
"and Jesus was the Trinity" or "and Jesus was God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit."
Could Jesus be the complete Trinity?
Do you see the problem if a JW were to bring that up????
A second question:
If John1:1b, says "and the Word was with God,"
Then substituting again, it could read, "and Jesus was with the Trinity" or "and Jesus was with God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit"
Could Jesus be with Himself?
But if God means other then all three persons of Trinity here, then how to distinquish when does mean all three persons when it doesn't.
What are your thoughts?