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Question

in the last question i got these information
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god is as ringle with 3 angles
god is component between the three (son father holy spirit)
god is as orange contain many things on it
god is one but have many parts
jesus alone is not the god he have to join to the other parts
of course the other parts whithout jesus don't make a god i mean the father and the spirit
if so
is that mean jesus was exist from the start and just show up when they want him to appear
or
god is as chemical component (ca co3)
or
god was uncomplete till jesus come
and
if we assume that jesus die or killed or some thing
is that mean god now is uncomplete cuz he miss a part on it which is jesus
if u said jesus is waked up later then the question will be
the three days and nights were jesus was down the earth
is the gos was un stable or un complete those three days and nights??
thanks for ur respictable answers

Answer 1

Q: "is that mean jesus was exist from the start and just show up when they want him to appear"

A: I do believe that Jesus, being God has existed since the beginning. "In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God." John 1:1 Jesus is the "Word"

"The Word became flesh [Jesus] and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the One and Only Begotten who came from the Father, full of grace and truth." John 1:14

Q: "God is as chemical component (ca co3)?"

A: I have not seen a verse like this in Scripture so I have to say, "no!"

Q: "God was uncomplete till jesus come?"

A: Since Jesus has always been part of the tri-union of Father, Son [Jesus] and the Holy Spirit, then God has always been complete.

Q: "If we assume Jesus die or killed or some thing...?"

A: God was never incomplete, or unstable, though I understand your thought process, but even with the death of Jesus Christ, God and the Holy Spirit and even Jesus was serving a purpose in this death. It was a work that God was knitting out, working out for His glory and for our salvation. God was never out of control. Jesus' death was part of the plan.

Answer 2

you either must get a grip on english or reread your question for errors. The whole trinity idea is something that bible scholars have debated about for a long time and we are not going to solve that problem any time soon.

The important question to ask yourself is what differance can the whole trinity issue make to you and how you behave. Just look close at how you are supposed to act and forget the rest

part two where was Jesus those three days that people think He was in the tomb. Folks think just cuz on the third day He was gone that, that was the day He left the tomb.. That is a guess. He might have been sitting in there playing solitare, perhaps He walked around in Spirit form and checked everybody out.. Be satisfied with a big fat u don't know and again what difference could it possibly make. Either you have faith or you do not. If it was all there in logic and pictures you would not need to be faithful, you could be knowledgable.

Answer 3

God is eternal, never changing. Jesus is as much God as is the Spirit and the Father. Jesus limited His powers voluntarily for a short time so that He could live among us and show us God in human form. While in that human condition part of His mission was to offer His body a sacrifice to pay the penalty for the sin of Adam which is in all of us. ThenHe went to the nether parts of the earth and took the keys of death and hell from the devil and then rose back to life. In His resurrected body He walked and talked with the disciples and others, he ate to show that He was not just a spirit and then after 40 days He ascended (in their sight) back to heaven from which He will return again some day (soon we hope) to set things right on earth. He will set up His throne in Jerusalem and will rule with a rod of iron while He rebuids the earth. Maranatha come quickly Lord Jesus!

Answer 4

God as a chemical component. That's pretty deep, man. hehe...

I'm going to draw some fire from my Christian friends here, but I'll tell you this:

Don't worry about the "Trinity".

The word "trinity" doesn't appear in the Bible. God left instructions saying not to try and figure Him out. "My thoughts are not your thoughts, my ways are not your ways" and "I am the alpha and the omega".

There is evidence in the Bible that God is Father, Son and Holy Spirit (or Messenger), but theological arguments are for serious Bible scholars.

Me? I like history, and the history of the Bible tells me that God the Father wants us to get to know Him. Jesus is the key to getting to know God the Father (Jesus said so) so God the Father must be important, right?

Invite God into your life. Live righteously. It's worth it.

Answer 5

To me...

There is the Trinity who are together 'God' and have always existed.

Then the parts are -
God the Father who is outside of time and space
Jesus the Son who is the part that can exist in time and space, and
the Holy Spirit who inhabits the spiritual dimension

Its sort of a theory I have based on quantum physics, string theory, and some other science and faith stuff I have heard over the years.

Answer 6

I'm not sure what the question is, but Jesus was crucified and arose from the grave 3 days later. He stayed on the earth about 40 days I believe, before he ascended to heaven. No, I don't think God was ever 'uncomplete' as you put it. He knew what He was doing.
Don't know if this answers your question but I hope it helps some.

Answer 7

God is not like a chemical, He doesn't become "unstable".

The body that we are living in is a "tent" for our soul.

"For while we are in this tent, we groan and are burdened, because we do not wish to be unclothed but to be clothed with our heavenly dwelling, so that what is mortal may be swallowed up by life." 2 Corinthians 5:4

"Now we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a building from God, an eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands. " 2 Corinthians 5:1

"13I think it is right to refresh your memory as long as I live in the tent of this body" 2 Peter 1:13

Jesus, spiritually, was alive after He had been crucified.

Answer 8

Boy that's a hard question to answer! We Christians see three persons in the GODHEAD. God, Jesus and Holy spirit. If you think of water as GOD, Jesus is the part that came in human form (You could think of Jesus as the ice). The holy Spirit you could think of as steam. All these are forms of water but different. They could be poured out of the same container (same compound) but they are changed to a different form. They have different jobs to do. Hope that doesn't confuse you more.

Answer 9

Three days....Friday he was killed, then Saturday, then on Sunday, which is the third (3rd day)...Jesus was resurrected.

I know nothing about oranges or chemicals or anything like that. I just read the Bible.

God is God.....Jesus is Jesus.....the Holy Spirit is the Holy Spirit....are they all one? Or are they all separate things? Does it matter? Next thing you know, someone will tell you, that we are all one????

The mystery never ends my friend. The body, the mind, the soul...we all have them? Yes? It's not relevant how it's all perceived....so long as you have love! Jesus taught love! The story of his death is not the reason he lived....he taught us love, that's why he lived.

Answer 10

When Jesus died, his divinity and his human soul was separated from his mortal body.

God, in three divine persons is not diminished by time or distance. God in three persons, never ceased being the all powerful and complete Supreme Being.

The net effect of Jesus' incarnation and death was not loss, but gain.

In Christ, God took on flesh for the first time, used that flesh to accomplish his mission, glorified that flesh in the resurrection, and then he took his body back to heaven with him, where it will remain a part of him forever.

With it, he is enthroned in power and glory, seated at the right hand of his Father.

In this way, everyone who was ever born can know that a man ... one of us ... sits on the throne of God in heaven.

And if one of us can make it, so can we all, through the grace and salvation which Jesus obtained for us by his perfect life and his perfect sacrifice.