The Nicene Creed and truth about the Trinity
Christ’s apostles lived in the era when the teaching of the Gospel was very accuracy, however as the last apostles passed on, the teaching became much distorted from the truth. This misrepresentation of the Gospel or the Biblical truth spread though out and became indeed popular. The Pagans step in to increase membership in the churches with ritual and custom that used the study of the Bible as the foundation for the numerous creeds and sects. The church and politics became powerful forces to the Christian leaders as they spread the religious beliefs.
The Nicene Creed was introduced in A. D. 325, by the Council of Nicea. The Nicene Creed has been accepted and recognized as the universal …show more content…
The team “Tri” meaning is three, as the word “Unity” means one. Trinity also come from the Latin root “Trinitas” which means three in one. As the word Trinity is not expressed in the Bible, many would agree the God is represented as the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. God is not three different gods, but three entity of one God, as the Father is represent the creator of all, and the giver of eternal life, but is unseen. As the Son was sent by God to share the teaching of his Father; the Holy Spirit is an unseen power or feeling of faith and love that fills our …show more content…
Many of these Hebrew terms were translated as great or powerfully when describing other being such as Angels or Satan. God was the only supreme God, taught throughout the original Bible manuscripts, and also the only supreme God in the Old and New Testament. The Bible teaches us that all things were created by the “Word” and the “Word” dwells within God. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God . . . all things were made through him . . . . " (John 1:1, 3) The Son of God was referred to as the Hebrew word Mashiahh which stands for the anointed one. The Messiah is known too many as the Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who was sent down to do God’s will. Jesus was born to the Virgin Mary and filled with the “Word” of God. "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. " (John 1:14,
Christ’s apostles lived in the era when the teaching of the Gospel was very accuracy, however as the last apostles passed on, the teaching became much distorted from the truth. This misrepresentation of the Gospel or the Biblical truth spread though out and became indeed popular. The Pagans step in to increase membership in the churches with ritual and custom that used the study of the Bible as the foundation for the numerous creeds and sects. The church and politics became powerful forces to the Christian leaders as they spread the religious beliefs.
The Nicene Creed was introduced in A. D. 325, by the Council of Nicea. The Nicene Creed has been accepted and recognized as the universal …show more content…
The team “Tri” meaning is three, as the word “Unity” means one. Trinity also come from the Latin root “Trinitas” which means three in one. As the word Trinity is not expressed in the Bible, many would agree the God is represented as the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. God is not three different gods, but three entity of one God, as the Father is represent the creator of all, and the giver of eternal life, but is unseen. As the Son was sent by God to share the teaching of his Father; the Holy Spirit is an unseen power or feeling of faith and love that fills our …show more content…
Many of these Hebrew terms were translated as great or powerfully when describing other being such as Angels or Satan. God was the only supreme God, taught throughout the original Bible manuscripts, and also the only supreme God in the Old and New Testament. The Bible teaches us that all things were created by the “Word” and the “Word” dwells within God. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God . . . all things were made through him . . . . " (John 1:1, 3) The Son of God was referred to as the Hebrew word Mashiahh which stands for the anointed one. The Messiah is known too many as the Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who was sent down to do God’s will. Jesus was born to the Virgin Mary and filled with the “Word” of God. "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. " (John 1:14,