All the trinitarian churches say that GOD died for us.
When you say to them that GOD can’t die they reply, that the human nature of Christ died while the God nature remained immortal. They say Jesus was fully God and fully man but if only the man part died then God did not die for us, did He ? The God part of Christ never died according to their own admission. Wouldn’t it be proper to say that a man died for us ? If GOD died for us and the three cannot be separated then didn’t the FATHER Aand Holy Spirit die for us too ? If GOD is a three in one being that cannot be separated and if GOD died for us then GOD must be dead because who could raise GOD from the dead if GOD is dead…..my head is spinning, how about yours ?
The trinity teachings are full of contradictions like this. Whenever trinitarians are backed into a corner with scriptures they tend to always rely on the two nature thing as an escape. They also use scriptures that they don’t understand and apply their own interpretations to them, one of the most misused is John 1:1-5 , here they substitute the male pronouns he and him for the word “(it)” to make the word a person who was with GOD in the beginning. This can be proven by examination of the words he and him in a Strongs Concordance which allows for the word it to be used just as it is used in verse 5 when it says “and darkness comprehended it not.” The “it” in this verse is correct and should be used in verses 1-4 too. Oh boy, my ears are ringing!!!
In the beginning GOD THE FATHER was the one who spoke all things into existence. This was GODS word so the word was GODS. THIS WORD was with GOD and was GOD. Through this word GOD spoke into existence all things that were made and without GOD speaking the word nothing that was made would have been made. In this word GOD spoke was life and that life was the light of men. The light shines in the darkness but the darkness did not comprehend it.”
Later on this word of GOD was spoken by GODS son:
Hebrews 1:1-2 “In the past (before Christ) GOD spoke to our ancestors the prophets at many times and in different ways. But IN THESE LAST DAYS HE has spoken to us by HIS son, whom HE appointed heir of all things GOD created and because of whom HE MADE the universe.”
Question. If Jesus is GODS heir then is God his Own heir ? Jesus can’t be the creator of everything and be his own heir. Aren’t we Christians supposed to be joint heirs with Jesus, does that mean we are GOD too? According to the Trinity Jesus is god and the creator but Jesus is GODS heir, sound confusing, yeah isn’t it ? That’s because the trinity is a complex collection of contradictions where one scripture contradicts another. Scripture, in several places say plainly that Jesus has a GOD and it is his FATHER. The scriptures say the Holy Spirit conceived Jesus in Mary’s womb but the FATHER is called the FATHER of Jesus….what ?!?! Then trinitarians try to say if you mention one member of the trinity you include them all but what then happens to distinct but not separate and the son is not the father, the father is not the Holy Spirit the Holy Spirit is not the son ? If the trinity says the gods are distinct but not separate how can you say, “if you mention one of them you include all of them ? Oh, I’m getting dizzy.
You know what GOD wants for us all, I’ll show you;
Jeremiah 9:24 “But let him who glories glory in this, THAT HE UNDERSTANDS AND KNOWS ME, that I am YAHWEH who exercises loving kindness, judgment and righteousness in the earth; for in these things I delight, says YAHWEH.”
You cannot worship a GOD that you do not know but trinitarians say we cannot know Gods nature and that it is a profound mystery that human minds cannot understand. For not just Catholics but all trinitarians they have no understanding because they don’t have the FATHERS spirit in them. What trinitarians can’t answer they dream up because none of it can be found in scripture. This applies to Binitarians and Unitarians and the newest one Tetratarians (4 gods).
Well, there it is, the crazy ideas of multiple gods. I hope you understand. I’m going to now take an aspirin.
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