II am searching scripture for a verse or verses' by Paul or Peter and other writers that describe God as a trinity. I don't believe in a trinity as the Roman Church does: God the Father, God the Son Jesus, and God  the Holy Spirit. I do believe in God and His Spirit, and His word became flesh. This is Emmanuel, God with us, and His Spirit that moved over the earth in the beginning. The Old Testament Jews, all the way from Genesis to Malachi, never used God as three; they had God, His word, and His Spirit. I search for "Did Paul ever speak of a Trinity?" The response was, "Nothing in Paul’s background predisposed him to believe in—or to even understand—a God in three persons. Paul’s understanding of God came through a revelation from God, "His Spirit," about His Son, concerning the identity and mission of Jesus the Messiah, leading to a fuller understanding of God Himself." "Emmanue".

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I have a question: Has anyone found out who Melchizedek parents were? or where he was from.

Sorry everone I was busy doing other things. I pray everyone is well.

Hello, all Torontonians and Ontarians. Just saying hello, lets love to have a coffee some time.

Hi all, was off for a while now I have the page on my Facebook. Ya.

The world church has so penetrated its lies in so much that the lies are taken for scripture. The true church is the one Jesus started first with the Jews and then with the rest of the world that has accepted His word. Paul was the apostle to the gentiles; he taught the same truth to us as Jesus taught to the apostles. Paul was given full authority as Peter to teach the Lord's commands. My dear Lord fulfilled the law on the cross. He became the final sacrifice for us so we can be free from the law. The sacrifice of the blood of bulls never forgives us from sin; it only covered sin. In Christ Jesus, we are free from the ceremonial law with its holy days. But here we have in the churches many who still ignore the Lord's triumph and are fallowing man-made traditions. 

What do you do when your Church ordains women as pastors and elders, and they claim that 1 Timothy 2 is irrelevant for today.

Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, following the tradition of men according to the rudiments of the world, and not in accordance with Christ.

2 Timothy 3:1-5: I have found many people get this wrong, what's your view on it.