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Print Page | Add To Favorites | Close Window | Send To A Friend | Save This Page FAQ # 161 QUESTION 161 : You contend in several FAQ’s
that none saw God, but several manifestations and representations in visions,
but this contradicts your notion that God is only one person, as against
three in one; for you said none saw God as three but one person. Hence,
the same notion that you use to say God is one by not showing himself
as three to the prophets in manifestations or visions, can be used to
say that God is three, seeing that none really saw God but a representation.
So then one throne with some one on it called God, in a vision, could
just be a representation of the three, but in reality there are three
thrones with Father, Son and Holy Spirit ruling as God. Isn’t that so? You may have a point, but a wrong point. Firstly, saying
God was one by the one throne in the vision of heaven was a secondary
wing point in saying God is one. We say God is one because he says so
and the word says so consistently and overtly; and this is never done
about an allege trinity. |
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