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Exactly. It says "God." It does not say "Father."
So it is not the Father?
Exactly. It says "God." It does not say "Father."
It is God. It is <the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit>.So it is not the Father?
No, only to point out your errors.
By defending falsehood you attack God.
No, they react appropriately as any rational being would.
Truth is always convenient for those who teach the truth.
God was speaking. The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit were speaking as echad.
He was one of the speakers.So Jesus was speaking in Isaiah?
It is God. It is <the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit>.
As echad. As <one of plurality>. Like a crowd chanting as one.So it was the Father and Jesus speaking in the Old Testament in Isaiah?
They were speaking at the same time?
He was one of the speakers.
As echad. As <one of plurality>. Like a crowd chanting as one.
GT: "I know you are but what am I?"
You said:
You did not specify what you don't lie about, therefore, as any logical and rational person would, I took that to mean that you don't lie at all, and called you out on that lie.
Libel is written. Slander is spoken.
So they took turns speaking in the Old Testament. You are saying sometimes the Father was speaking, sometimes the Son was speaking, and then sometimes the Holy Spirit was speaking?
Okay. So they are one saying the exact same thing, correct?
Where did you go?
You are finally getting to understanding, at least you should be.
You said they were saying the same thing at the same time. That is right.
Now stay with that because they are always in agreement and say the same thing.
As far as I'm aware, and I could be wrong, the Holy Spirit doesn't speak much in the Bible.
But yes, sometimes it was only the Father speaking, and sometimes it was only the Son speaking. And sometimes all three spoke as echad, <one of plurality>.
Worry about yourself lying.No, they are not 'yachad' or 'bad,' <one of singularity> (don't lie, that's what you meant), saying the same thing. They are three saying the exact same thing. The three are echad. The three are <one of plurality>.
Can three humans speaking as echad, <one of plurality>, say the same thing and remain individuals? How much more so could the triune Creator of man?
Then stop deflecting when people accuse you of being wicked. If you don't care, then don't comment on it. Don't even quote the accusations if you don't care about what people have to say about you. You can't do that, can you?I couldn't care any less about what you have to say about me. Keep it scriptural and learn to control yourself.
... This is a forum. I don't have to reply when you want me to. I can reply when I feel ready to reply.
You're delusional.
I'm glad you agree.
Let's see if you can follow this:
They (the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit) are always in agreement, because they are God, but they don't always say the same thing.
Then stop deflecting when people accuse you of being wicked. If you don't care, then don't comment on it. Don't even quote the accusations if you don't care about what people have to say about you. You can't do that, can you?
God is One. You like to switch them up when you can.
You mean like you do. You change it up when you can't defend your doctrine. Tell me who is speaking in the Old Testament.
We have Judge Rightly and glorydaze saying the Son was speaking sometimes in the Old Testament and it was not the Father sometimes, correct?
You would like that wouldn't you. Speak according to the scriptures and not about me. I couldn't care any less if you think I am wicked. Who are you that if you say I am wicked it is the truth?