The relationship between God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit is presented as a fundamental problem in Christianity from antiquity to the present.
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Holy Spirit
The relationship between God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit is presented as a fundamental problem in Christianity from antiquity to the present.
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"...the relationship between God and Jesus? There's also something called the Holy Spirit, which we haven't really discussed, okay? But think of the Holy..."
"...Holy Trinity, okay, the Holy Trinity, right? God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are different, but the same. Okay? Okay, separate but co -equal...."
"...the ultimate God, and you have Jesus, and you have the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is God expressed in the world, okay? So..."
"It's actually not God, it's the Holy Spirit. All right, so another question then is, what's the relationship between these three? God, Jesus, and..."
"...read the Bible, Jesus talks to God. Jesus talks to the Holy Spirit. That's kind of confusing, because why would Jesus talk to himself,..."
"...What the Holy Trinity says is this. God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, they are separate, okay? But they are equal. They are separate,..."
"...all salvation, come down from heaven and was incarnate of the Holy Spirit and the Virgin Mary and became man. And he was crucified..."
"...this does is establish the idea that Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit are separate, but they are one and the same. They are..."
"...and as they were leaving, Paul made one further statement. The Holy Spirit was right in saying to your ancestor through the prophet, Isaiah,..."
"...the Lord for forgiveness as it was before Jesus' death. The Holy Spirit, by God's will, he forgives, the Lord forgives. And in Jesus'..."
"...first idea is one omniscient and omnipresent God. The Spirit, the Holy Spirit, is what infuses life. It's what gives meaning and purpose to..."
"...is, the Holy Trinity, the idea is, God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, these are different entities, but they are co -equal to each..."
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