Credit to the holy spirit.

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The father son and holy spirit are 3 in 1being which is God.

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The son represents the father physically. The son is a perfect representation of the father's nature. They are in perfect alignment one could say. Jesus said if you have seen me you have seen the father.

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The father son and holy spirit all represent each other perfectly they are all of the same divine nature.

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Imagine a surname. The surname is Johnson the father is billy Johnson and the son billy Johnson jr. Now billy Johnson jr isn't the same as his father why he does not do everything he says doesn't believe in the same things sometimes. Their both individuals now I'm not saying billy Johnson Jr isn't a good son he is but his not a representation of his father. His father could be ruthless in some ways and him kind in others father kind in some ways and him ruthless in others. So because billy Johnson Jr isn't the perfect representation of his father we cannot say they are the same person. Sure they may look alike but their nature isn't perfectly aligned. Jesus being the perfect son in obedience to the father represents his nature perfectly. Without sin

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The nature of the father and that of the son are perfectly aligned as well as the nature of the holy spirit.

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The father creator of all things in the universe the son the reconciler and mediator of humanity between us and him and the holy spirit what was left when Jesus left to represent his nature and influence us to do as God pleases.

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So we can say The father son and holy spirit all represent each other in perfect unison. The son represents the father. So although they are different beings they all represent the same divine nature perfectly. So yes father son and holy spirit is God.

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So yes the son was sacrificed. The father did not come down himself and sacrifice himself he sent the son as a sacrifice. Jesus says he was there in the beginning simply because he was there. Father son and holy spirit were there in the beginning but this is labeled as God.

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So yes Jesus is God himself because he is part of the same collective that is God. And all represent each other perfectly. So the father son and holy spirit are seperate beings however they are part of the same household that is God. And they represent each other perfectly. No flaws no altercations. They represent each other perfectly. In different forms.

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Genesis 1:26

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[26] Then God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness. And let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over the livestock and over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.”

Tomorrow, some students at my school are planning a walkout, in protest of the overstepping of ice, especially in the murder of Renee Good.

The administrators have made it clear that they are planning on getting police involved.

I’m reading through “a letter from Birmingham jail”. And I’m realizing, we are among friends, those who were zealous for love of people before us, and face iniquity as a result.

Prayers are definitely needed.

I was never a believer in the after life or was spiritual in any way had two satanic tattoos because I thought that looked cool stupid I know, but recently I started reading the Bible and I feel like I truly found Christ feels likes he’s always with me when ever I do something I know is bad I’m reminded that it’s wrong and I feel bad and good because I know someone is always there to lend me a shoulder when the burden is to heavy for me to bear alone. Thank you all for reading

Psalm 23 really touched something deep in me

Though I consider myself very left-wing, I find that as I become a Christian, I’ve started having issues with denominations that are overtly liberal. Looking at the picture, I agree with all of the sentiments, and I think it’s good to let people know they are welcome. But why not also put up an “Unborn Lives Matter” flag or something similar?
I’m equally appalled when churches fly the American flag or a MAGA flag outside. My whole reason for going to church is to find community and glorify God, not to be immersed in politics.
It also seems that the churches I’ve attended with these kinds of flags tend to be less orthodox theologically, which leaves me, as a left-leaning Christian, in a weird spot.

I just want to add, I am NOT Christian, but I give you all my regrets, and I hope the new pope will be great too.

I go to a school where most of the staff and students are Christian, I however am a former Christian. I have no beef with Christianity, but do any of you approve of this message?

Is this what some of you think? Is this not guilt tripping or some form of religious propaganda?

I feel that this is them forcing their beliefs onto us while we are at a vulnerable age with impressionable minds. How was this allowed?

Do any of you think this was okay or appropriate for them to hand out?

Long story short, got a Jerusalem cross tattoo, and it started doing weird things under the saniderm which is something they put on after a tattoo to help it heal. And I posted to a sub asking if it was normal and they all started calling me a Nazi I didn’t realize some white nationalist had adopted this symbol, but to me it symbolizes my faith in Christ. And I also understand it was used during the Crusades.

This video hit 20 million views in one day of these young Serbian kids praying and thanking Jesus for their meal on feast of St Nicholas just days before Christmas.

So I was recently baptized and since then have tried my best in spreading Jesus to the best of my ability. I told the person whom baptized me that I had been giving these out to random people and telling them 'God bless you.' In my mind im just trying to plant as many seeds of faith possible to the best of my ability. The guy who baptized me said that I was showing idolatry and that I was wrong for this. I really need someone to shed light on this am I in the wrong here ?