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The Bible teaches that God is one. The Bible also uses plural terms for the Godhead. How is God one? Is God one being like the unitarians teach? One trinity like many believe? Or is God one family, consisting of the Father and Son, with true Christians to be born in that family after the resurrection? What are the oldest 'creeds'? Were the earliest creeds binitarian or trinitarian? Was what is called the 'Nicene Creed' original? What about the 'Creed of Lucian'? Do scholars admit that the Bible supports a binitarian or trinitarian view of the Godhead? What about early leaders considered to be saints by the Greco-Roman Catholics? Do the Hebrew scriptures and the words of Jesus teach that in a marriage, two people are one? Does God want godly offspring? Is Jesus Melchizedek, our High Priest, and the Rock of Matthew 16? Did John Chrysostom teach that the "keys" were given to the Apostle John? Could there be two 'Yahwehs'? Dr. Thiel covers these matters and more in his third sermon covering the mysteries of God.
A free related e-book is available titled 'Mysteries of God: What is God?' URL: cogwriter.com/MysteriesofGod.pdf
The Bible teaches that God is one. The Bible also uses plural terms for the Godhead. How is God one? Is God one being like the unitarians teach? One trinity like many believe? Or is God one family, consisting of the Father and Son, with true Christians to be born in that family after the resurrection? What are the oldest 'creeds'? Were the earliest creeds binitarian or trinitarian? Was what is called the 'Nicene Creed' original? What about the 'Creed of Lucian'? Do scholars admit that the Bible supports a binitarian or trinitarian view of the Godhead? What about early leaders considered to be saints by the Greco-Roman Catholics? Do the Hebrew scriptures and the words of Jesus teach that in a marriage, two people are one? Does God want godly offspring? Is Jesus Melchizedek, our High Priest, and the Rock of Matthew 16? Did John Chrysostom teach that the "keys" were given to the Apostle John? Could there be two 'Yahwehs'? Dr. Thiel covers these matters and more in his third sermon covering the mysteries of God.
A free related e-book is available titled 'Mysteries of God: What is God?' URL: cogwriter.com/MysteriesofGod.pdf
