Mr. Derick, I cannot understand you. Every verse and opinion you have given me I have explained and refuted by giving multiple scriptures to back my view--all of which support the Oneness doctrine. However, instead of either acknowledging what was being presented or continuing on in the debate, you chose to fall back on verses you had already mentioned and insist on my ignorance. Yet, I come to another forum and find that you are debating the same topic with the same verses. Please, refer yourself to the Oneness Doctrine forum (our conversation in particular), your Bible, and our God. 

Sir, I do not want to argue any further with you here or on any other forum.

I feel as though this post (meaning the post I am currently typing) is somewhat mean or rude, or something along those line, but please be assured that I did not mean any negativity, which is why I will continue with its publication. "Tearing down" was not the intention of this post. I am truly sorry if you feel as though it was. If it is any consolation, I am no longer going to engage in any "hot" topics, just because I do not want to fight with fellow believers and friends...haha...unless I absolutely cannot help myself...then God will have to help me! hahaha :)

Raquel

first off everyone on the zone, i don't care if your mad at me. just let the Word of God be your final answer.

1 Timothy 3:16 And withouth controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God(Jesus) was manifest in the flesh,(refers to the Incarnation of  Chrst.John1:1,14), justified in the Spirit,(divine vindication, endorsed, proved, and pronounced by the Holy Spirit).

Jesus is God! Trinitarians believe Jesus is God, we don't deny that at all.

Jesus is not though God, the Father, (first person in the  Divine Trinity),

Here are some more proofs Jesus is not God, the Father.

Jesus called God My Father 57 times in the Word of God(Rev.2:7). How could He be His own God and Father and beget Himself?

The Father knew things Jesus did not know( Mk. 13:32, Acts 1:7)

Jesus claimed to be the Son of God, not the Father, Himself( Jn.5:17-35)

Jesus called the Father My God even after the resurrection(Jn.20:17,  Rev. 3:12)

John the Baptist knew the Father, but he did not know the Son( Jn.1:31-34).

so look at those verses, tell me about them.

now it seems that you were trying to tell me by that verse (1 Tim.3:16), that Jesus is the Holy Ghost? If that is what you were trying to tell me then i got to  correct you because that's wrong.

Holy Spririt not Jesus or the Father:

The Holy Spririt is another from both the Father and the Son(Jn.5:32:14:16-17,26; 15:26; 16:7-15).

He (the Holy Spirit) could not be sent from God until Christ was glorified, but would then be sent from both the Father and the Son(Jn.7:37-39; Acts 2:33-34)

The Son can be blasphemed with forgiveness possible; but if the Spirit be blasphemed no forgiveness is possible. This proves two distinct persons( Mt. 12:31-32; Mk.3:29-30; Lk 12:10).

The Holy Ghost came not to speak of or glorify Himself, but to speak of and glorify Jesus( Jn.16:7-15).

(John 14:9) Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with you, and yet hast thou not known me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Show us the Father?

If we want to know what God is like, we need only look at the Son. Jesus didn't say Im the Father, He said. He that hath seen me hath seen the Father.  Here's an example, when people see me( derick) hopefully they see Christ. When you see Christ, you'll see the Father, but it doesn't mean Jesus is God the Father. (John 1:18) No man hath seen God at any time(means "No man has ever comprehended or experienced God at any time in all His fullness"); the only begotten Son(Jesus Christ and the Incarnation Who Alone could perfectly declare the Father), which is in the bosom of the Father(Proclaims the most intimate and loving fellowship with the Father), he hath declared(Gr.exogeomai, revealed,expounded; our "exegesis") him.

Reposting this, Learn what (Elohim) in the plural means

Deut 6:4 Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God is one LORD:

We must distinguish between two kinds of unity: "absolute" unity,and "Compound" unity. The expression " one man" conveys the thought of absolute unity, because we refer to one person.  But when we read that man and his wife shall be one(Heb. Echad) flesh (gen 2:24), that is a "compound untiy", because a union of two persons is meant. compare also (ezra 3:1) Ezek.37:17); which scriptures employ the same word for "one"  (Heb. Echad) as used in Deut. 6:4.

A different word ( Yachidh) is used to convey the idea of absolute oneness. (Gen.22:2;12) ( Amos 8:10) (Jer. 6:26) ( Zech.12:10) Prov. 4:3) Judges (11:34).

what kind of unity is referred to in Deut. 6:4? From the fact that the word "our God" is in the Plural ( Elohim), it is then a compound untiy. THe doctrine of the Trinity teaches the unity of God as a compound unity, including three Divine Persons united in eternal and essential unity.

I and my Father are one , how are they one? ONE IN UNITY,AND PURPOSE.

questions i want you to answer for me.

Prov. 30:4 Just tell me Who is Jesus' Son?

OH my goodness Derik you cannot seriously  be that stupid. You are so full of false doctrine, I think you need to get your head examined. You are a bit confused.

Its funny.

He used Scripture and you say he has False Doctrine.

Maybe a good deal of study should be added to your daily schedule

OH my goodness Derik you cannot seriously  be that stupid. You are so full of false doctrine, I think you need to get your head examined. You are a bit confused.
-BornAgainBeliever said that

False doctrine???  What kind of Bible are you using?? You Must be twisting the word, DERICK USED THE WORD ON EVERYTHING!! Yes the truth.