God has many attributes that define who He is to His children and each one of those attributes relates differently to everyone. He is usually referred to as the Trinity, due to the three main ways He interacts with His creation. God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. In the Bible there actually isn’t even the term trinity, but it is however implied. Tim Case describes the trinity as follows, “There is only One True God, eternally self-existent, revealed in three distinct divine persons, The Father, The Son – Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, coequal, without division of nature, essence (substance), or being.” In 1 Corinthians 8:6 it says, “yet for us there is but one God, the Father, from whom all things came and for whom we live; and there is but one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom all things came and through whom we live.” That verse addresses God as being a father, and that Jesus Christ is the Lord. In Colossians 2:9 it says, “For in Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form,”
Jesus was not just a plain, ordinary human that God took control of to do His bidding. He was/is God in the flesh, with all the authority and power of God in Heaven and the Holy Ghost. The Holy Ghost, or Holy Spirit as it is often referred to is the other part of the Trinity. …show more content…
There are three branches of government, all different, but when one is not in alignment with the other two, the whole economy can suffer. The Executive Branch(President) cannot operate without the Legislative, (House of Representatives) and that cannot function without the Judicial Branch, (Supreme Court). Sadly however, this model is not perfect as it is run by flawed individuals, but it is certainly a good one. One last example can be a Godly marriage. The Husband must be unified with his Wife and both need to be aligned with Christ so as to make the marriage thrive through listening to God’s
Jesus was not just a plain, ordinary human that God took control of to do His bidding. He was/is God in the flesh, with all the authority and power of God in Heaven and the Holy Ghost. The Holy Ghost, or Holy Spirit as it is often referred to is the other part of the Trinity. …show more content…
There are three branches of government, all different, but when one is not in alignment with the other two, the whole economy can suffer. The Executive Branch(President) cannot operate without the Legislative, (House of Representatives) and that cannot function without the Judicial Branch, (Supreme Court). Sadly however, this model is not perfect as it is run by flawed individuals, but it is certainly a good one. One last example can be a Godly marriage. The Husband must be unified with his Wife and both need to be aligned with Christ so as to make the marriage thrive through listening to God’s