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Where in Genesis may I read about the Lucifer's creation?
LDS agree on this point. No contradiction with the Bible.
Mormons believe the Persons are eternal in the same way that we are all eternal (in their belief): that we all have a core "intelligence" that has always existed, never created. This "intelligence" existed prior to our spirit birth from heavenly parents (Heavenly Father and His spouse, Heavenly Mother). They believe that the Son and Holy Ghost are literal spirit children from our heavenly parents, with the Son being the first born.
I'm asking for you to supply scripture to support you claims from the Bible. You are failing to do so.Why would it be there?
Let me ask you this...was lucifer in heaven? I think you would have to say yes. DOES NOT the bible say "For by him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth,"
This is yet ANOTHER example of where Mormonism contradicts scripture.
How do we fail to see that?They don't see Jesus as always being exactly like the God the Father and God the Holy Spirit.
LDS believe that there is 1 God consists of 3 persons, the same as Trinitarians. The difference between the belief systems is the Trinitarians believe that the 3 are 1 through because they are consubstantial (this is not in the Bible). LDS believe that the 3 are 1 through unity. The LDS view matches the Bible much better, particularly verses like John 17:3.
I'm asking for you to supply scripture to support you claims from the Bible. You are failing to do so.
Col 1 talks about the Earth's creation, which is also documented in Genesis. Did anything exist before then? I recommend re-reading Job 38.
How do we fail to see that?
I've seen the same argued about the Trinity.Morminism believes in a form of Polytheism.
Please provide me with a Biblical verse saying that the Father, Son, and Spirit are one through a shared substance.As pointed out earlier you admitted you have a spirit. You also have a physical nature to you. Both the spirit and flesh parts of you can be divided..YET...they both are equally you. For instance if I walked down the street I couls say, "Hi Jane Doe". Or if I could enter into the spiritual worls I could say to your spirit..."hi Jane Doe".
But some how you knock down the true nature of God and make God a single enitity that simply agrees with another distinct entity....yet it's okay for you to have one entity with two natures.
Please provide me with a Biblical verse saying this.To be exactly like God is to be God...not a separate person with the same opinion or view.
Who are the sons of God shouting for joy?As to Job 38...I read it. What's your cryptic point?
It is very interesting that some Mormon scriptures refer to the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost as "the Gods", as well as Joseph Smith claiming that the three are "three Gods". That sounds like polytheism, at least in one sense.
I already have. John 1:1 shows Jesus to have ALWAYS been God. Other verses presents the Holy Spirt as God.I've seen the same argued about the Trinity.
Please provide me with a Biblical verse saying that the Father, Son, and Spirit are one through a shared substance.
Please provide me with a Biblical verse saying that the Father, Son, and Spirit are one through a shared substance. John 1:1 does not do this.I already have. John 1:1 shows Jesus to have ALWAYS been God. Other verses presents the Holy Spirt as God.
Considering the bible in several places says there is only one God...the conclusion is there is one God. Three in person and one in nature, essence.
Just as you are one..yet have a spirit and flesh.
Hebrews 1;2 is one verse that supports the theological view of God:Please provide me with a Biblical verse saying this.
This argues my point, not yours.Hebrews 1;2 is one verse that supports the theological view of God:
3The Son is the radiance of God’s glory and the exact representation of His nature,
This argues my point, not yours.
Please provide me with a Biblical verse saying that the Father, Son, and Spirit are one through a shared substance. John 1:1 does not do this.
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