PaintMyHouse
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Because it's nonsense, a rationalization to get around the fact that Christianity is not monotheistic, that Jesus wasn't God (he sure as hell didn't think he was), he wasn't even the Messiah, the Jews are still waiting for that one.The Trinity is utter crap.
Yehoshua is the longer Hebrew versus the Aramaic form Yeshua. Joshua is the English form, and Jesus is mistranslated Greek. Yeshua was Yesu to his friends, who spoke Koine, as did he, as well as Hebrew, he being a Jew.
It's been a while since I took my classes, but I recall Joshua being described as an Anglicized version of the somewhat longer form of Yeshua. Whatever, the same name of the man that led Israel into the Promised land, and of the High Priest who led the rebuilding of the Temple was the name of the man that led ISrael into its promised kingdom as the Messiah, the fulfillment of botht he Messianic Conquoring King prophesises and of the Suffering Servant prophesies both at the same time .
As for Christianity, it is not monotheistic, hence nontrinitarian Christians.
Christianity is monotheistic, proving you don't understand the concept of the Trinity, and that is not the question I asked you.
Why cant you libtards answer the questions you get asked instead of the questions you prefer to answer?
Mark 15:34
"And at three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, "Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani?" (which means "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?").
So who was Jesus crying out to, himself? BS...
It has an obvious answer if you knew what you were talking about. Three persons in one being, save for the short time that Christ was on Earth in the form of man.
What you think this is beyond the wisdom and ability of the Creator?
So God the Father, sent Jesus, God the son, with the help of the Holy Spirit, the Divine Aspect of God, to redeem the sins of man by dying on the cross as a sacrifice to God the Father? Now some Algebra.
So God, sent God, with the help of God, to redeem the sins of man by dying on the cross as a sacrifice to God? Utter nonsense.
Total fucking nonsense, and it goes against all common-sense readings of the Synoptic Gospels in which Jesus is clearly not presenting himself as God but is seeking oneness with Him. Jesus says follow me and serve the Lord, come be a fisher of men, not worship me for I am God incarnate. When Jesus cries out to God as he's dying on the cross, he isn't crying out to himself, he's crying out to his God, who failed him and is letting him die like any other common man.
The Trinity is a lie, there is only one God for the Jews and the Muslims, but there are three for most Christians, and there shouldn't be.