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Mark Price
Mark Price
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What is your concept of God (Elohim)?

God (Elohim) is composed of:

1 person - Yah, the Father alone
2 persons - Yah and Yeshua
3 persons - Trinity - Father, Son, Holy Spirit
many persons - Family - Currently the Father and Son - In the future, human beings from the first resurrection
Other (please comment below)
12 Total votes
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Rhy Bezuidenhout

 
A new can of worms, I see you have opened. 😂

This is my understanding and I am open to discussions, as always.

1. Father was first.
2. Yeshua was begotten from Father.
3. Father has no wife. There is no goddess!
4. Yeshua is therefore a 100% "genetic" (so to speak) version of Father. "If you have seen Me then you have seen the Father".
5. Yeshua calls Father His Father, prays to Him, doesn't know everything Father knows, only does what He has seen Father do, aren't in the same place all the time, etc. so they are distinctly two beings.
6. They aren't two phases/incarnations/modes of the same being, as that would invalidate point 5 and require Scriptural hopscotch to make it work.
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Mark Price

I decided to do this poll when I shared the latest Triumph In Truth home worship video to someone who strongly disagreed with what he preached.

For those who want to know about the Family doctrine in the poll, that is mostly taught by Church of God groups that are offshoots of the late Herbert W. Armstrong.

I used to believe that God is a Trinity. Then I believed that God is composed of the Father and Son. I now believe that God is composed of the Father alone, but still believe that Yeshua is the Son of God and Messiah. This matches the Jewish understand of God that the Scriptures explicitly teach.
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Caleb Lussier

With the exception that Elohim doesn’t translate to or from God, YHWH our Elohim. YHWH is One.
With no partners or parts.
Yeshua is Ben Elohim. Thus also Elohim. It’s complicated. But not trinitarian complicated. Or binary complicated. More linguistically complicated.
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GidgetsMom

Revelation 4:5, 5:4 and a third verse say 'Yahuah is 7 spirits, not 3, 2, or 1.
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Steph

Other, and I can't really put it into words even to myself. But then, I am completely fine with not understanding it. I enjoy searching it out more, but have no expectation that I will ever totally comprehend it and that does not bother me in the least.
YHVH is God, Yeshua is His word, the Spirit is His breath and that gets refined as I study more.
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Jay Carper

The idea of the Trinity is more right than wrong, but it seems a little simplistic.
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