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'''The Bible tells us that word of God comes from God. ''' | '''The Bible tells us that word of God comes from God. ''' | ||
As in, it comes from His mouth and is sent out to do His will. With that said, '''what it doesn't say however, is that '''Jesus is equal-to or God Himself anywhere.''' | As in, it comes from His mouth and is sent out to do His will. With that said, '''what it doesn't say however, is that '''Jesus is equal-to or God Himself anywhere.''' | ||
Revision as of 17:04, 7 March 2020
The Trinity Delusion
Back to The Bible tells us that word of God comes from God. As in, it comes from His mouth and is sent out to do His will. With that said, what it doesn't say however, is that Jesus is equal-to or God Himself anywhere.
The Trinity Delusion
7 Mar 2020
God the Father Demolished the Trinity
How Jesus Christ's God destroys the Trinity Idol.
The Trinity Delusion
4 Mar 2020
TRINITY: The Word that didn't become flesh
Why the Trinitarian doctrine is the same old antichrist teaching of John's first letter. In Trinity world, the Word did not BECOME flesh. The Word simply came to be in ownership of flesh but He Himself was not that flesh. And so they have "another Jesus," a fake Jesus of their own making along with their man-made idol the Trinity. Serve the true Jesus and his God, the only God, the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.
The Trinity Delusion
3 Mar 2020
How to Correctly Interpret John's Prologue
John is introducing the ministry of Jesus from verse 1 to 18. At John 1:18 he makes a summary statement about what he has been talking about for the first 17 verses. What he has been talking about is a Father-Son project, that is, how the word proclaimed by Jesus was the Father making Himself known to the world through a body of flesh. The Father's word became flesh, that is, his word, the expression of He Himself, was manifested in the flesh named Jesus, the word became flesh
The Trinity Delusion
2 Mar 2020
No one was dead for your sins in Trinity World
In Trinity world, no one was hanging dead on the cross for their sins. The Trinitarian God the Son left the scene alive and well and went elsewhere.
When I saw him, I fell at his feet like a dead man. And he placed his right hand on me, saying, “Do not be afraid; I am the first and the last, and the living one, and I WAS DEAD, and behold, I am alive forevermore...." Revelation 1:17-18
The Trinity Delusion
3 Oct 2019
Fake Faith vs. Authentic Faith
Forget about faking your way into the Kingdom of God. Not gonna happen.
But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves. James 1:22.
Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for a man reaps what he sows. For the one who sows to his own flesh will from the flesh reap corruption, but the one who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit reap eternal life. Galatians 6:7-8.
Having an agreeable thought about Jesus is not what the Bible means by "faith" but that is essentially what the institutional church system is teaching people. Faith isn't just agreeing the Gospel message is true. That is nothing more than mental lip service, giving God a nod of approval, a dead faith. Agreeing that the Gospel message is true is only the beginning of faith but if we stop here it is dead faith. Saving faith is a complete faith and faith is not complete until it does the works of God, a living faith. Faith is our whole response to God, the response of our entire life to God. The works of God believers do ARE our faith and we trust in Christ by doing what he says. In this way, our faith is made complete and it is perfected. If you don't do what he says to be saved, how can you say you trust him? Such a faith is only a big delusional lie.
The Trinity Delusion
2 Oct 2019
Justified by Works: Wicked Faith Alone Lie
James 2:24 and one of the biggest lies in the history of the church - Luther's Sola Fide doctrine. The very way we go about trusting in Christ is doing everything he says, keeping all his instructions to us. "Why do you call me "Lord, Lord" and not do what I say?" - Jesus
Bible: A man IS justified by works and IS NOT by justified faith alone. Luther: A man IS NOT justified works but IS justified by faith alone.
Yep, it is just as it appears. This Protestant doctrine is a heinous lie.
Yes a man is justified by faith, a living faith that includes works as part of its definition. Works are a part of our faith not something in addition to faith. Saving faith is not just agreeing in your head that some stuff about God and Jesus is true. Nor is it giving lip service to some theological concept. The works believers do are the works of God and these works ARE our faith, they ARE our response of faith to God by which we are justified and how we become the righteousness of God.
Pages in category "The Trinity Delusion"
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