the three as one embodied trinity in the body of jesus?

Question

many christians believe jesus to be the father And the son AND the holy spirit ,i believe jesus is the son of the father
the holy spirit im a bit vague on but say all the churches for the father that come to gether in jesus name sort of covers how i feel
the holy spirit to be unified ,we as believers in god comming to gether manifest the holy spirit in our oneness for the one god in jesus's name
failing that the holy spirit being the father
i love jesus and i love his/our father
jesus i feel would cry that we disrespect the father and him in being the one god ,god is imortal ,jesus died for 3 days so was mortal ,i have just remet a near relitive
we both love christ jesus but i dont /cant believe jesus to be god
where did god go when he died ;i just cant see that men can physiclly harm god
god had but to say be and jesus was
on the cross jesus said father /lord ?
why have i forsaken myself
lord why have you forsaken me
i can be one with god
i feel as one with christian

Answer 1

Lets think of them like one corporate body with shareholders.

Company name: The Holy Trinity
Shareholders: God, Jesus, Holy Spirit
Chairman and MD: God
Board of Directors: The Holy Trinity
Sales and Marketing: Jesus

Answer 2

My belief is just a bit different but it's based on fact. Yeshua, being Hebrew Royalty from the House of David, was annointed by his spouse, Mary of Bethany, to become the next King of the Hebrews. The way it worked back then was that Royalty provided two pillars of society; a kingly pillar, and a priestly pillar, with the allmighty (Yahweh) providing the crosspiece at the top making an arch. Yeshua was the Kingly Pillar, and his cousin, John the Baptist, was the Priestly Pillar. John met an unfortunately early death compliments of Herod, and his place was taken by Yeshua's younger brother, Josiah Bar Abbas (Barabbas), or better known as James the Just.

When the planned revolution didn't work out, compliments of the Romans, Yeshua's crucifixion took place. Crucifixion was a Roman punishment for treason. He was punished in private, and not in public. The two who were crucified with him were Judas the Sicariot (long knife) and the other was supposed to be his brother Josiah, but was actually another who volunteered to take Josiah's place. Josiah actually went to Pilate and convinced him that Yeshua and the others were dead after about 6 hours when death by crucifixion usually took about 3 days. All three were taken down. Yeshua was nursed back to health as was the person who substituted for James (Barabbas). Judas was thrown over a cliff because nobody really liked assassins anyway.

Yeshua returned to the Essene Community of Qumran while James took Mary of Bethany and her 3 children by Yeshua (Tamar, their daughter, and Yeshua and Josiah, their sons) and with the help of her Father-in Law, Joseph, migrated to what's now the South of France in the Languedoc Region where they founded the lineage of Morovingian Kings that ended with Dagobert II.

Eventually, Yeshua made his way to what's now India, where he died and is buried. You can still visit his tomb.

Answer 3

I believe Jesus is the Father,Son, and the Holy Spirit
and i know its hard to explain, but its just something you know in your heart. But Jesus also said it in the Bible when he ask
who do you say that i am in Matthew 16: 15:16-17 when he said
Blessed are you Simon son of Jonah! for flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father in heaven. if you have a bible look it up, if not you can look it up on line at
htt://www.bible.com/
I hope this has help you and remember Jesus love you
he love us all.

Answer 4

Jesus was both. He is the God-man. Your question is mind boggling and impossible to understand all of it in our small limited minds. i have spent quite some time my self thinking about some of the same things. if you would like to talk thins through some. i can try and explain the conclusions i came to send me an e-mail at [e-mail]

Answer 5

What Graham H said, very astute, amazing.
I Corinthians 13;8a
10-20-6

Answer 6

http://www.apostolic-voice.org/tracts/onegod.htm