The Biblical ONENESS of God

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Seems to me we have a Godhead that is three in regard to individuals, but with one purpose being manifested by all.

When it comes to man:
Creation did not place the Holy Spirit in man.
Living soul? Yes.

Pentecost placed the Holy Spirit in a vessel of clay (new heart of flesh, and mind of Christ.

The last trump changes the vessel.

Man likes to debate (based on imperfect vision).

Mississippi redneck
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theWind said:
The Bible plainly makes the case that God is ONE individual being/person/identity from Genesis to Revelation.

Christ is that person.

Oneness is intentionally misrepresented constantly by trinitarians as it is a major threat to the integrity of their unbiblical doctrine. Contrary to trinitarians' claim that Oneness is modalism,

Oneness theology affirms Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as simultaneous, not sequential, manifestations of God.​

https://mphbooks.com/oneness-view-jesus-christ/

Some theologians maintain that in modalism God is essentially unknowable because God’s essence is hidden behind three “masks.” The main thrust of Oneness theology is exactly the opposite; we can truly know God’s character, holiness, love, and power in Jesus Christ.

The one true God is not hidden but manifested, for as 2 Cor 4:6 teaches, the glory of God is revealed in the face of Jesus Christ.

If the True teachings of Oneness were properly explained in every single trinitarian church as a comparison to the trinity teachings, masses of Christians would embrace Oneness overnight. They are not explained, they are never explained, and they are intentionally misrepresented when they are ever referred to because the Truth of Biblical Oneness would find its way to the hearts and minds of those truly seeking God all over the world if they were.

The Bible teaches Oneness from cover to cover.

Nowhere does it teach a trinity.
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But trinitarians also only believe in one God while rejecting modalism

The father is God!
The son is God!
The Spirit is God!

But there are not three God’s only one God!

Not three Lord’s only one Lord!

One divine essence or nature in three persons!

If Tom, dick, and harry can be three unique and distinct persons with one nature, why can’t God?

Thanks
 
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