Reconcile conflicting Scriptures

 Reconcile conflicting Scriptures

Scriptures only seem to conflict with each other because we misunderstand something.

All Scriptures dovetail seamlessly once we understand the Truth.

PROVERBS 30:5 "Every word of God is pure:

If you have to ignore a Scripture or change a Scripture or add in an unscriptural word to prove your point, then you know you are wrong.

Pastors are telling church-goers what to think instead of how to think.

Here is a big problem.

What is the correct way to baptize? Is it Matthew 28:19 or Acts 2:38? ( Scroll down 👇🏽) 

MATTHEW 28:19 "Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:"

No name is mentioned.

ACTS 2:38 "Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost."

The name Jesus is mentioned.

The two verses must agree with each other, not contradict each other.

We must be baptized in the name of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.

That means we must be baptized in the name of God.

As a Spirit, God was Father to the Jews as He ruled them from above as their Lord.

Then God became flesh. Colossians 2:9 says the fulness of the Godhead dwelled in Jesus bodily. So, the Man Jesus was the Son of God. The supernatural Spirit within Him was the Father. Thus, Jesus was the human name of God.

Jesus was called Emmanuel which means God with us.

God above the Jews as the Father. God was with us as the Son. Then God in us as the Holy Ghost.

We are anointed by the Holy Spirit. Jesus was the anointed One, the Christ.

So, the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost represent the three manifestations of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Thus, Jesus Christ is the human name of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.

If you believe in a Trinity of three separate Persons then you cannot find one name for three People. So, God loses His name.

Then they say in the name (singular) of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost but cannot tell you what that singular name is.

Thus, the Trinity belief means that God loses His name.

That is what upset Muhammed. He then turned the Arabic word for God, which is Allah, into the name of God.

This did not really solve the problem because if Allah means God, then God cannot be the name of God. So, the Muslims also do not know the name of God.

AMOS 6:10 "Then shall he say, Hold thy tongue: for we may not make mention of the name of the LORD."

Christians and Muslims share this age-old problem. They have two different viewpoints but they share a common problem. Neither viewpoint permits them to give one name to their God.

Muslims claim that God is the name of God. That is not true.

Christians claim that the three titles, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are somehow a name. That is also not true.

Their religious doctrine, that there are 3 Persons in the Godhead, which they must adhere to in order to belong to their church, forbids them to give God a single name.

They are more interested in belonging to their church than belonging to God.

They turn the name of God into a confusing and meaningless word salad. But they emphatically deny that Jesus is the name of God.

They insist that God the Father is above Jesus, but there is no name in the New Testament that is linked to God the Father.

Strangely enough, "God the Father" is never mentioned in the Old Testament but does appear in the New Testament. Trinity cannot explain that.

However, "God the Son" is unscriptural.

"God the Holy Spirit" is unscriptural.

"One God in three Persons" is unscriptural.

"Three-in-one" is unscriptural.

"Of one essence" is unscriptural.

"First Person of the Godhead" is unscriptural.

"Second Person of the Godhead" is unscriptural.

"Third Person of the Godhead" is unscriptural.

"Jesus is in the Godhead" is unscriptural.

"Eternal Sonship" is unscriptural.

The word "Trinity" is unscriptural.

So, by going with the Trinity belief, you get entangled in a lot of unscriptural statements.

But church-goers are used to being unscriptural as they also accept the unscriptural "Christmas", "25 December", "Good Friday", and "Pastor is the head of the church".

COLOSSIANS 3:17 "And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him."

Everything we do, including water baptism, must be done in the name of the Lord Jesus.

Please notice, there is a difference between "God and the Father". Trinity cannot explain this.

We will consider this issue later.

"Lord" is not a name, it is a title.

MATTHEW 1:21 "And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins."

His human name is Jesus.

"Christ" is not a name, it is a title meaning "The Anointed One".

Portuguese and Spanish men are sometimes called Jesus.

To be sure Who we are referring to, we add one or two titles to His name Jesus.

"Lord Jesus" or "Jesus Christ" or "Lord Jesus Christ". These all mean the same thing.

( 👇🏽) Reconcile Scriptures.

What is the correct way to baptize? Is it Matthew 28:19 or Acts 2:38?

The two verses must agree with each other, not contradict each other. We must be baptized in their name of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. That means we must be baptized in the name of God. As a Spirit, God was Father to the Jews as He ruled them from above as their Lord. Then God became flesh. Colossians 2:9 says the fulness of the Godhead dwelled in Jesus bodily. So the Man Jesus was the Son of God. The supernatural Spirit within Him was the Father. Thus Jesus was the human name of God. Jesus was called Emmanuel which means God with us. God above the Jews as the Father. God with us as the Son. Then God in us as the Holy Ghost. We are anointed by the Holy Spirit. Jesus was the anointed One, the Christ.

So the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost represent the three manifestations of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Thus Jesus Christ is the human name of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.

If you believe in a Trinity of three separate Persons then you cannot find one name for three People. So God loses His name. Then they say in the name of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost but cannot tell you what that name is.

God the Father is never mentioned in the Old Testament but does appear in the New Testament.

However, God the Son is unscriptural.

God the Holy Spirit is unscriptural.

One God in three Persons is unscriptural.

Three-in-one is unscriptural.

”Of one essence” is unscriptural.

First Person of the Godhead is unscriptural.

Second Person of the Godhead is unscriptural.

Third Person of the Godhead is unscriptural.

Jesus is in the Godhead is unscriptural.

The word Trinity is unscriptural.

So by going with the Trinity belief you get entangled in a lot of unscriptural statements.

Thus the Trinity belief means that God loses His name. That is what upset Muhammed. He then turned the Arabic word for God, which is Allah, into the name of God.

This did not really solve the problem because if Allah means God, then God cannot be the name of God.

So the human name of God is Jesus.

Colossians 3:7 And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of of the Lord Jesus

So baptism in the name of Jesus fulfills Matthew 28:19 as Jesus is God manifest in the flesh.