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"So long, so hard" I'm calling it haha

This is exactly what is being said. We have one God (one what) in three persons (three whos).

As Christians, we have to acknowledge that it is truly a mystery. Yet, the Scripture teaches us clearly enough for us to know and cling to. One ditch is over analyzing and interpreting beyond what the Scripture allows. The other ditch is abandoning and ditching this topic. Because of that, many Christians are completely ignorant of who God is. What God is. He has revealed himself enough to know who he is, yet he reveals himself only so much that we have to acknowledge the mystery and the grand nature of who God is. Not only is learning His nature a necessity, but it is also truly edifying and enriching to learn how Trinity works.

This is modalism you are describing, which was condemned early on in the church as heretical. God is three persons. Not just one person with three different roles. The word Trinity is the best way to describe it. Jesus prays to the Father for one, which doesn’t make sense without distinct persons within the one God.

@@derekperry243 Perhaps modalism was condemned as heresy in that century, that is of little meaning to me. It is not modalism I am referring to, I am referring to the Godhead. (Col 2:9-10, Rom. 1:20, Acts 17:29)Jesus is the visible manifestation of the invisible, omnipresent Spirit of God. (Col. 1:13-15) Jesus is fully man and fully God. He is of a divine nature. Modalism implies that He is one God who manifests in one personhood at a time meaning that at times He is the Father, at times he is the Son and at times he is The Holy spirit. Of course that would be heretic! However trinity implies that God is three separate people (3 who’s) working together as one which is also false. The man in the video says himself he can’t explain it. Even basic rules of English indicate the usage of “who and what” as simple as… "Who" is used when asking the identity of people. "What" is used when asking the identity of an object, or an attribute of a person. Therefore, due to that logic, it is safe to say that God would be “Who” and not “what” What I am saying, is that God was manifested in flesh (John 1:14, 14:9-10, 1 Tim 3:16, Heb. 1:2-3) while still being God because God is a spirit not a person. He willingly laid his privileges aside and humbled himself to reconcile us to himself. (Titus 1:14, Heb. 1:3, Col. 1:20, 2Cor. 5:18-19) The Son (in the flesh) was the temple of God. (Malachi 3:1, John 2:19) He was not a separate being. (John 10:30, John 1:1) Jesus was the Word. The Holy spirit/Holy Ghost is the same spirit of God after Jesus as a man ascended to heaven. You must remember that God is omnipresent as much as omnipotent and omniscient. He left his Holy Spirit to be our comforter and to sustain us. The church is now his temple. (1 Cor. 6:19-20, Acts 1:8, Gal. 2:20) There is only one throne, one God who is Holy and who came to give his life for me as a living sacrifice so I could be redeemed and I know his name. His name is Jesus (Yeshua) (John 17:5-6, 20:28-29, Phil. 2:9-11, Rev. 22:13,16, 1 John 5:20, Heb. 1:8, Titus 1:13)

Oh man he made a glasses joke! God must not be real. Truly a dizzying intellect. Stunning.

@@jonadams07 a glassis-free penitrating confutasun.

Repentance is much more important than what someone thinks about politics.

@@cnbvids I agree, but 1 Peter 5:8

@@cnbvidsI don’t like his nose…

Absolutely correct ❤

AMEN from australia

That's my favorite line. I know I'm no better than that thief, yet Jesus promised him eternal life for his faith.

God is not exalted in the flood of un-biblical humanistic man-pleasing music to which we are subjected today. These old hymns are not worn out yet, and have influenced and blessed millions more than the modern rubbish ever will...

@@paulhall170 wow…you clearly have crunched the numbers and poured over the data. You took into account the global number of Influences and blessings….even gave us an idea how much greenhouse rubbish would be reused into KJV bibles. Obviously you have created or stolen the algorithm that did this. Also, can we get a quote on when some of these old hymns are gonna wear out.??

@@paulhall170 We call the modern ones the 7-Eleven hymns, the same seven lines sung eleven times.

@@DrPhilGoode I'm confused, what are you trying to say?

@@brackenboy6321 “the modern ones”?? Sounds like baseless rhetoric you heard from someone who heard it from someone else etc. There are loads of old hymns not biblically based, and there are loads of new hymns and songs that are biblical based.