Question about the biblical trinity

When christians are living in heaven, and they say, "God, I love you," will God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit all answer back, "I love you too"?

Or if you say, "Hey God?" will all three say, "Yeah?"....?

LOL...

peace.

Do you reply that way because you have no idea how this trinity thing will work in heaven when all 3 are present at the same time?

Yeap you got me

actually I relpied that way because I like spam sandwiches with spicey mustard.

those things are the truth.

Originally posted by Hydroman
When christians are living in heaven, and they say, "God, I love you," will God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit all answer back, "I love you too"?

Or if you say, "Hey God?" will all three say, "Yeah?"....?

That was actually funny.



[edit on 4-5-2010 by dragnet53]

You will just feel it in the light. It's beyond words and language.

reply to post by Hydroman


The trinity is not biblical. If you say, "Hey God" you have to be more specific. "Hey Father!" and God, the Father will answer you. "Hey Jesus", then God, the Son will talk to you. The Holy Spirit is the power of God so you will not get an answer back other than the feeling of It's presence.

Originally posted by Locoman8
The trinity is not biblical.

It is Biblical. Although the word "Trinity" isn't in the Bible you can still call it "Trinity".

1 John 5:7
"For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one."

Jesus said He was God.
Peter said that the Holy Spirit was God.
God manifested Himself as three persons.

Originally posted by texastig

Originally posted by Locoman8
The trinity is not biblical.

It is Biblical. Although the word "Trinity" isn't in the Bible you can still call it "Trinity".

1 John 5:7
"For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one."

Jesus said He was God.
Peter said that the Holy Spirit was God.
God manifested Himself as three persons.

NU-Text and M-Text omit the words from in heaven (verse 7) through on earth (verse 8). Only four or five very late manuscripts contain these words in Greek.

The proper and accurate reading would be as follows....

7. For there are three that bear witness.
8. the Spirit, the water, and the blood; and these three agree as one.

The true meaning of this passage is that the blood, water and spirit of Christ are essential to our salvation.... therefore they agree as one because they are the sacrifice of Christ. Catholics added the "Father, Son and Holy Spirit" part to try and keep the idea of a monotheistic God by calling Jesus the Father and Jesus the Holy Spirit. Jesus and the Father act together as one for the same purpose. They are of the Family of God (Father and Son) and the Holy Spirit is like their harvesting tool. Surprise!!! Jesus and the Father are two different enteties! Jesus came to reveal the Father. Jesus was the God of the Old Testament.