Bishopkingsley, I’m still awaiting your reply.

Is the Father the Son? Is the Son the Holy Spirit? Is the Holy Spirit the Father?

Yes or No.

Since according to you, You saw how God entered Mary, later died and became the Holy Spirit.

OkCornel:
[s]Dear Som.nvayina, Jan.osky, Do.nnie, Max.inDHouse and other interested fellows following this thread.

Can you also verify if Jah in Jahdiel also refers to the Hebrew word Yachad?

I really find this hilarious.[/s]

I guess its your lack of confidence that making you sought out back ups

BassReeves:
I guess its your lack of confidence that making you sought out back ups

Thanks for this, I’ll have a look now.

OkCornel:
Thanks for this, I’ll have a look now.

Smh. Pathetic.

BassReeves:
Smh. Pathetic.

Jah (or Yah) does not mean Yachad, from the same strongs concordance you pulled up.

Yachdiel there means God gives joy. Has absolutely nothing to do with the Oneness of God.

OkCornel:
Bishopkingsley, I’m still awaiting your reply.

Is the Father the Son? Is the Son the Holy Spirit? Is the Holy Spirit the Father?

Yes or No.

Since according to you, You saw how God entered Mary, later died and became the Holy Spirit.

And still waiting…

OkCornel:
[s]Jah (or Yah) does not mean Yachad, from the same strongs concordance you pulled up.

Yachdiel there means God gives joy. Has absolutely nothing to do with the Oneness of God.[/s]

You're making difficult for yourself to free yourself from the chains you revere in
Its not enough to know, the goal is to understand, which you seem to lack in

◄ 3162. yachad ► Strong's Concordance
yachad: unitedness
Original Word: יַחַד
Part of Speech: noun masculine; substantive; adverb; adverb
Transliteration: yachad
Phonetic Spelling: (yakh'-ad)
Definition: unitedness
https://biblehub.com/hebrew/3162.htm

◄ 3164. Yachdiy'el ► Strong's Concordance
Yachdiy'el: Jahdiel
Original Word: יַחְדִּיאֵל
Part of Speech: Proper Name Masculine
Transliteration: Yachdiy'el
Phonetic Spelling: (yakh-dee-ale')
Definition: together
Brown-Driver-Briggs
יַחְדִּיאֵל proper name, masculine (God giveth joy) a chief man in Manasseh 1 Chronicles 5:24, ᵐ5 Ιελιηλ, A ᵐ5L Ιεδιηλ.


Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
Jahdiel From yachad and 'el; unity of God; Jachdiel, an Israelite -- Jahdiel.

see HEBREW yachad

see HEBREW 'el

https://biblehub.com/hebrew/3164.htm

BassReeves:
You're making difficult for yourself to free yourself from the chains you revere in
Its not enough to know, the goal is to understand, which you seem be to lack in

So Yachdiel no longer means God gives joy? But rather speaks to Yachad in reference to the Oneness of God?

Lmao.

Dear Bassreeves, I’m still awaiting your dear friend Bishopkingsley to answer a straightforward question.

Do you also believe the Father is the Son, the Son is the Holy Spirit and the Holy Spirit is the Father?

Bishopkingsley saw where God entered Mary, later died and became the Holy Spirit. Do you also align with this thought process?

OkCornel:
Dear Bassreeves, where in the Hebrew language can we see Jah in Jahdiel to mean Yachad as well?

Your L sign is hindering and confusing you

OkCornel:
Perhaps Som.nvayina or D.onnie can help you out?

You need assistance from them for finding yourself in a difficult situation, hmm?. Fight you battles by yourself. Man up without screeching for outside help from others

BassReeves:
Your L sign is hindering and confusing you

You need assistance from them for finding yourself in a difficult situation. Fight you battles by yourself. Man up without screeching for outside help from others

*L* sign indeed.

Just find out the meaning of Jahdiel and spare yourself this embarrassment. Is Jah Yachad? Or Jah (Yah) the name of the God of Israel?

OkCornel:
Dear Bassreeves, I’m still awaiting your dear friend Bishopkingsley to answer a straightforward question.

Do you also believe the Father is the Son, the Son is the Holy Spirit and the Holy Spirit is the Father?

Bishopkingsley saw where God entered Mary, later died and became the Holy Spirit. Do you also align with this thought process?

Bishopkingsley's, reply to you, will be:
Do you also believe the Sun, is the Sunlight. The Sunlight is the sun heat. Or the sun heat, is the Sun?

Dear OkCornel, we're still awaiting your answer to this immediate above side by side straightforward question mirroring your ill conceived question

BassReeves:
Bishopkingsley's, reply to you, will be:
Do you also believe the Sun, is the Sunlight. The Sunlight is the sun heat. Or the sun heat, is the Sun?

Dear OkCornel, we're still awaiting your answer to this immediate above side by side straightforward question mirroring your ill conceived question

You’re answering for Bishopkingsley, quite interesting. So let’s be very straightforward here.

You also believe God entered Mary, died and later became the Holy Spirit?

Yes or No. A one word answer.

BassReeves:
Bishopkingsley's, reply to you, will be:
Do you also believe the Sun, is the Sunlight. The Sunlight is the sun heat. Or the sun heat, is the Sun?

Dear OkCornel, we're still awaiting your answer to this immediate above side by side straightforward question mirroring your ill conceived question

My answer is already in the detailed image you posted earlier.

There is no way the Father is the Son or the Son is the Holy Spirit or the Holy Spirit is the Father. Rather, these are different beings working together in unity which makes them “One” in that regard.

Bassreeves, isn’t it amazing Bishopkingsley can’t speak for himself?

Quite interesting. I’m still awaiting his yes or no response to my question.

No need for him to be evasive.

OkCornel:


You’re answering for Bishopkingsley, quite interesting. So let’s be very straightforward here.

You also believe God entered Mary, died and later became the Holy Spirit?

Yes or No. A one word answer.

I read where Bishopkingsley told you the father is distinct from the son

I read where he told you the became was not what he intended to use

I read where he said God is the father God is the son God is the holy spirit

We will wait for him to say more while we wait tell us did the three beings came together to form God,,, yes or no

And since you said they are three different beings are we worshiping three God's,,, yes or no

Kingsnairaland:


I read where Bishopkingsley told you the father is distinct from the son

I read where he told you the became was not what he intended to use

I read where he said God is the father God is the son God is the holy spirit


We will wait for him to say more while we wait tell us did the three beings came together to form God,,, yes or no

And since you said they are three different beings are we worshiping three God's,,, yes or no

They all created man, so yes…we worship them.

Genesis 1 v 26
n God said, “Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky, over the livestock and all the wild animals, and over all the creatures that move along the ground.”

Kingsnairaland:


I read where Bishopkingsley told you the father is distinct from the son

I read where he told you the became was not what he intended to use

I read where he said God is the father God is the son God is the holy spirit

We will wait for him to say more while we wait tell us did the three beings came together to form God,,, yes or no

And since you said they are three different beings are we worshiping three God's,,, yes or no

He also said the Holy Spirit is Jesus’ Spirit. Do you subscribe to that?

If they are distinct beings, then how is the Holy Spirit Jesus’ spirit?

OkCornel:
You’re answering for Bishopkingsley, quite interesting. So let’s be very straightforward here.

I am not answering for Bishopkingsley, however if my advice is sought, it'll be he shouldn't dignify you with an answer

OkCornel:
You also believe God entered Mary, died and later became the Holy Spirit?

Yes or No. A one word answer.

By what means made you type that, I also believe God entered Mary, died and later became the Holy Spirit? Smh.
You answer your by yourself
Do you believe God entered Mary, died and later became the Holy Spirit?
Yes or No

BassReeves:
I am not answering for Bishopkingsley, however if my advice is sought, it'll be he shouldn't dignify you with an answer

By what means made you type that, I also believe God entered Mary, died and later became the Holy Spirit? Smh.
You answer your by yourself
Do you believe God entered Mary, died and later became the Holy Spirit?
Yes or No

Exactly why you shouldn’t answer for him. Let him speak for himself. He’s a grown man.

I’m not badgering him, and you shouldn’t feel the need to speak on his behalf. I need him to clarify the below and answer my question.

OkCornel:


They all created man, so yes…we worship them.

Genesis 1 v 26
n God said, “Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky, over the livestock and all the wild animals, and over all the creatures that move along the ground.”

you worship three God's oh my God this is blasphemy

Kingsnairaland:
I read where Bishopkingsley told you the father is distinct from the son

I read where he told you the became was not what he intended to use

I read where he said God is the father God is the son God is the holy spirit

We will wait for him to say more ...

You'll sotay wait because it isnt profitable dignifying the question with an answer.

Kingsnairaland:
... while we wait tell us did the three beings came together to form God,,, yes or no. And since you said they are three different beings are we worshiping three God's,,, yes or no

Nothing came together to form God, because God is self existent. God is without form. God is beyond quantifying

As far as I know, I am yet to find any reference in the Bible of anyone to have worshipped the Holy Spirit

OkCornel:


They all created man, so yes…we worship them.

Genesis 1 v 26
n God said, “Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky, over the livestock and all the wild animals, and over all the creatures that move along the ground.”

now let move to the three beings did they come together to form God... Yes or no

BassReeves:
You'll sotay wait because it isnt profitable dignifying the question with an answer.

Nothing came together to form God, because God is self existent. God is without form. God is beyond quantifying

As far as I know, I am yet to find any reference in the Bible of anyone to have worshipped the Holy Spirit

I want to hear from him since he worship three God's

OkCornel:
Exactly why you shouldn’t answer for him. Let him speak for himself. He’s a grown man.

I’m not badgering him, and you shouldn’t feel the need to speak on his behalf. I need him to clarify the below and answer my question.

Did you read my post you replied to with understanding at all?
Where did I say I am answering for him. How or when did I answer for him?
You're an irritating pest, you kept on and on until you made sure that the guy, blundered, slipped up and so speak out of turn

The doctrine of the Trinity means that there is one God who eternally exists as three distinct Persons — the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Simply stated, God is one in essence (, being) and three in person. When we break this definition down we get three crucial truths: (1) the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are distinct Persons, (2) each Person is fully God, (3) there is only one God.

The doctrine of the Trinity means that there is one God who eternally exists as three distinct Persons — the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Simply stated, God is one in essence (being) and three in person.

But we have an evil teaching from cornel saying they are three God's

Kingsnairaland:
I want to hear from him since he worship three God's

Did he say he worships the Holy Spirit?
Did he says he prays to the Holy Spirit or in prayer asks in the name of the Holy Spirit?
C'mon Kingsnairaland dont be an antagonist's accomplice

Kingsnairaland:
The doctrine of the Trinity means that there is one God who eternally exists as three distinct Persons — the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Simply stated, God is one in essence (, being) and three in person. When we break this definition down we get three crucial truths: (1) the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are distinct Persons, (2) each Person is fully God, (3) there is only one God.

The doctrine of the Trinity means that there is one God who eternally exists as three distinct Persons — the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Simply stated, God is one in essence (being) and three in person.

But we have an evil teaching from cornel saying they are three God's

In the bold, is a ery interesting observation you've made there beloved.

BassReeves:
Did you read my post you replied to with understanding at all?
Where did I say I am answering for him. How or when did I answer for him?
You're an irritating pest, you kept on and on until you made sure that the guy, blundered, slipped up and so speak out of turn

If you aren’t answering for him, then why did you jump into a post directed to him in the first place and also suggest he shouldn’t answer? Hmmm?

And again, Bishopkingsley is capable of speaking for himself, don’t think too little of him by insinuating I made him to blunder.

Let him speak for himself.

And I’m an irritating pest, awww how sweet of you.

Kingsnairaland:
The doctrine of the Trinity means that there is one God who eternally exists as three distinct Persons — the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Simply stated, God is one in essence (, being) and three in person. When we break this definition down we get three crucial truths: (1) the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are distinct Persons, (2) each Person is fully God, (3) there is only one God.

The doctrine of the Trinity means that there is one God who eternally exists as three distinct Persons — the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Simply stated, God is one in essence (being) and three in person.

But we have an evil teaching from cornel saying they are three God's

Question of the day, was it One God or more than one God that created humans.

Let’s examine this “evil teaching” you’re accusing me of

Kingsnairaland:
now let move to the three beings did they come together to form God... Yes or no

Each of them bear the title “God”

They didn’t come together to form one literal being as God.

Please how many beings created humans in Genesis 1 v 26.

One? Or more than one