Are you kidding us? The Greek word εἷς (heis) is the masculine form - simply means "one" — the basic cardinal number 1. John 10:30 — "I and the Father are one" uses the neuter form hen, emphasizing unity of will/purpose, not identity. There is no predominant (or even secondary) meaning of "three in one" in any standard Greek lexicon or scholarly source. You are stating it with authority, contrary to all available evidence. That is classic dogma. Is scriptural truth a game to you? For Pete's sake. Ridiculous. Lost my cool there.

To explain how Jesus did not know the day or the hour of his return (Matt. 24:36), you will often hear some version of this answer: “In Jewish tradition, after betrothal, the groom would return to his father’s house to prepare a bridal chamber for his bride. He would work on it until it was ready, but only the father could decide when the preparations were complete. Once the father approved, he would tell his son to go and fetch the bride. So that only the father knew the exact day and hour of the wedding.” I have been unable to find a single ancient Jewish source that supports this popular explanation. None. It appears to be a modern Christian construction rather than a documented Jewish tradition. If you have used this explanation, I'm sure it was meant sincerely. But please stop. There is no need to turn to fabricated traditions (which always seem a bit too “neat and tidy,” don’t they?) to explain this verse when we have clear teachings in the Bible that explain it. Though fully divine, Jesus did not always fully exercise the divine powers and knowledge that he possessed as the eternal Son, coequal with the Father and the Holy Spirit. He could have turned stones into bread, but chose hunger. He could have wiped out his enemies, but chose to die for them. Luke tells us that Jesus “increased in wisdom and in stature” (Luke 2:52). Paul put it this way: Jesus “humbled himself” (Phil. 2:8). This refers to the time he spent on earth, during which he lived as we do. He experienced hunger, thirst, pain, and death. He “learned obedience” (Heb. 5:8). He willingly grew, learned, and lived within the limitations of human life. This he did while remaining fully divine. “I and the Father are one,” Jesus says (John 10:30). John writes, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God” (John 1:1). Thomas says to Jesus, “My Lord and my God!” (John 20:28). In the incarnation, the Son did not cease to be omniscient, but he did choose not always to make full use of the divine knowledge that was his. That’s what he’s expressing in Matthew 24:36. _____ We read Matthew 24 today in Bible in One Year: 1517.org/oneyear

Unless God is multi-personal in “himself” He can’t be independent or love?! Elijah Lamb debunked on the Trinity. 🤯

today i learned a list of 3 things implies the 3 things are a triune god

The cross of Jesus changed the World, not a dying God.

The Biblical Order of the Family. Sources: 1 Corinthians 11:3 1 Corinthians 7:2-5 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 1 Corinthians 16:13-14 Ephesians 5:22-33 Ephesians 6:1-4 Colossians 3:18-21

EPIC DEBATE! Is Jesus YHWH? Will Barlow vs Samuel Nesan youtu.be/eyz7aheTfaw?feature… Is Jesus YHWH? Here's the replay of Will Barlow (negative) and Samuel Nesan (positive) debate the nature of Christ! How can Jesus be God is he's truly a man? How can Unitarianism explain Jesus clear equality with God in authority?

Thinking Orthodoxy will fade away because Jay Dyer has chosen to gracefully step away from religious debates shows just how ignorant & detached from reality these Protestants are. There is no good excuse for any sincere spiritual seeker to remain Protestant in the Information Age

The Church Denomination and/or Affiliation of each U.S. President.

If you don’t believe in the Trinity, you aren’t a Christian. This is the point. You must believe in the Trinity.