Where in form, is YHWH represented?Christ states very simply that He is the Son of God (and JAH is the God to whom He is referring); that He is the begotten Son of God. I am taking Him at His word. Anything else would be a lack of faith in Him. He also states that He is the person David calls 'my lord' in Psalm 110:1, and we can see from that verse that "YHWH" is speaking to the person David calls 'my Lord' in Psalm 110:1. So "YHWH" and Christ cannot be the same person.
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Post #214Peace to you,
I don't know what you mean, William.William wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:08 pm [Replying to tam in post #213]
Where in form, is YHWH represented?Christ states very simply that He is the Son of God (and JAH is the God to whom He is referring); that He is the begotten Son of God. I am taking Him at His word. Anything else would be a lack of faith in Him. He also states that He is the person David calls 'my lord' in Psalm 110:1, and we can see from that verse that "YHWH" is speaking to the person David calls 'my Lord' in Psalm 110:1. So "YHWH" and Christ cannot be the same person.
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Post #215Is YHWH represented in form?tam wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:10 pm Peace to you,
I don't know what you mean, William.William wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:08 pm [Replying to tam in post #213]
Where in form, is YHWH represented?Christ states very simply that He is the Son of God (and JAH is the God to whom He is referring); that He is the begotten Son of God. I am taking Him at His word. Anything else would be a lack of faith in Him. He also states that He is the person David calls 'my lord' in Psalm 110:1, and we can see from that verse that "YHWH" is speaking to the person David calls 'my Lord' in Psalm 110:1. So "YHWH" and Christ cannot be the same person.
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Post #216What do you mean by this?William wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:41 pmIs YHWH represented in form?tam wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:10 pm Peace to you,
I don't know what you mean, William.William wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:08 pm [Replying to tam in post #213]
Where in form, is YHWH represented?Christ states very simply that He is the Son of God (and JAH is the God to whom He is referring); that He is the begotten Son of God. I am taking Him at His word. Anything else would be a lack of faith in Him. He also states that He is the person David calls 'my lord' in Psalm 110:1, and we can see from that verse that "YHWH" is speaking to the person David calls 'my Lord' in Psalm 110:1. So "YHWH" and Christ cannot be the same person.
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Post #217Christians in general have an image which for them represents The Creator. But does The Creator actually have a form?onewithhim wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 1:41 pmWhat do you mean by this?William wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:41 pmIs YHWH represented in form?tam wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:10 pm Peace to you,
I don't know what you mean, William.William wrote: ↑Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:08 pm [Replying to tam in post #213]
Where in form, is YHWH represented?Christ states very simply that He is the Son of God (and JAH is the God to whom He is referring); that He is the begotten Son of God. I am taking Him at His word. Anything else would be a lack of faith in Him. He also states that He is the person David calls 'my lord' in Psalm 110:1, and we can see from that verse that "YHWH" is speaking to the person David calls 'my Lord' in Psalm 110:1. So "YHWH" and Christ cannot be the same person.
In relation to the question "Is YHWH represented in form?" YHWH is an image of The Creator [represented in words which give form within the mind of a human being] so in that sense, the answer would be " Yes. YHWH is represented in form."
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Humans just don't know what Jehovah's person is like. We have no inkling of what the spirit world is really like. Jehovah must have a form, but it's not for us to imagine. We do, however, in our minds, think of Him as having a form such as we have.
Humans just don't know what Jehovah's person is like. We have no inkling of what the spirit world is really like. Jehovah must have a form, but it's not for us to imagine. We do, however, in our minds, think of Him as having a form such as we have.
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