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In a statement of faith, they said, “We believe in one God, Eternal, existing in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Matthew 28:19, 18 and 19; First…Corinthians 13:14.” Should this not be three offices instead of three persons?

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You are correct! There is no three persons in the Godhead. And there cannot be a personality without being a person, it takes a person to make a personality. There is no three Gods. There is only one God, and that God is Jesus Christ. God is a Spirit that lived in Jesus Christ, and is living in His Church (you and I) today, separating Himself to us in the form of the Holy Spirit, which is God Almighty, Himself, living in you.

Now, you are right, it is “Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,” is three offices of the same God. But, not three Gods, that is Scripturally wrong.

God Being Misunderstood, 1961-07-23, Jeffersonville, IN, §40

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Title:
God Being Misunderstood
Date:
July 23, 1961
Location:
Jeffersonville, IN
Paragraph:
§40

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