What is "a god?"

[placebofactor]

[Difflugia]

I asked "to whom was Jesus praying,

The Father.

if he and Jehovah are the same?"

They're the same God, not the same person.

I got no answer.

Because your questions don't actually address the Doctrine of the Trinity.

[Difflugia]

... the Father, the Son, and the Spirit are in hypostatic union as Jehovah. It's a mystery.

That is not what the Scripture teaches.

Acts 3:13?The God of Abraham and of Isaac and of Jacob, the God of our forefathers,

God the Father.

has glorified his Servant, Jesus,

God the Son.

whom you handed over and disowned before Pilate, even though he had decided to release him.

Sounds pretty orthodox to me.

The problem that you're going to keep having is that if you want there to be one, single, unified theology of God, it has to include all four Gospels and Trinitarianism fits the Synoptics better than Arianism fits John. Your prooftexting argues against Modalism, but not the orthodox view of the Trinity.

[onewithhim]

I asked "to whom was Jesus praying,

The Father.

if he and Jehovah are the same?"

They're the same God, not the same person.

I got no answer.

Because your questions don't actually address the Doctrine of the Trinity.

They certainly do. I was a trinitarian for over 30 years, so I know what the doctrine is.

I'm waiting for Placebo to answer, because he believes that Jesus IS Jehovah.

[Difflugia]

I'm waiting for Placebo to answer, because he believes that Jesus IS Jehovah.

Yes. Trinitarians believe that Jesus is the God Jehovah. So is the Father. So is the Holy Spirit. They're different persons, though. They don't believe that Jesus is the Father or that the Father is the Holy Spirit.

[placebofactor]

I'm waiting for Placebo to answer, because he believes that Jesus IS Jehovah.

Yes. Trinitarians believe that Jesus is the God Jehovah. So is the Father. So is the Holy Spirit. They're different persons, though. They don't believe that Jesus is the Father or that the Father is the Holy Spirit.

Very good difflugia, couldn't have said it any better.

[onewithhim]

I'm waiting for Placebo to answer, because he believes that Jesus IS Jehovah.

Yes. Trinitarians believe that Jesus is the God Jehovah. So is the Father. So is the Holy Spirit. They're different persons, though. They don't believe that Jesus is the Father or that the Father is the Holy Spirit.

Very good difflugia, couldn't have said it any better.

That is not what placebo was saying. He didn't say that there were three individuals. He said that Jesus IS Jehovah. That is not the same as what you are saying, difflugia.

[Difflugia]

That is not what placebo was saying. He didn't say that there were three individuals. He said that Jesus IS Jehovah. That is not the same as what you are saying, difflugia.

Are you sure you weren't accidentally a heretic while you were a Baptist?

Jesus IS Jehovah. So IS the Father. So IS the Holy Spirit.

Considering that he just agreed with what I wrote, you may want to reread what you think he wrote. Or maybe somebody misspoke. I've also noticed that you sometimes mix up "Jehovah" and "the Father" in your head when you're making your arguments. That always works in Witness theology, but doesn't always work in orthodox Trinitarian theology.

[Capbook]

[placebofactor]

I'm waiting for Placebo to answer, because he believes that Jesus IS Jehovah.

Yes. Trinitarians believe that Jesus is the God Jehovah. So is the Father. So is the Holy Spirit. They're different persons, though. They don't believe that Jesus is the Father or that the Father is the Holy Spirit.

Very good difflugia, couldn't have said it any better.

That is not what placebo was saying. He didn't say that there were three individuals. He said that Jesus IS Jehovah. That is not the same as what you are saying, difflugia.

Onewithhim, I have answered your question in my most recent post, God's attributes.

[onewithhim]

That is not what placebo was saying. He didn't say that there were three individuals. He said that Jesus IS Jehovah. That is not the same as what you are saying, difflugia.

Are you sure you weren't accidentally a heretic while you were a Baptist?

Jesus IS Jehovah. So IS the Father. So IS the Holy Spirit.

Considering that he just agreed with what I wrote, you may want to reread what you think he wrote. Or maybe somebody misspoke. I've also noticed that you sometimes mix up "Jehovah" and "the Father" in your head when you're making your arguments. That always works in Witness theology, but doesn't always work in orthodox Trinitarian theology.

It can be shown that Jehovah IS the Father. Orthodox Trinitarian theology is spurious, IMHO.