Annsan_In_Him
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previous question on Sabellianism, one...? answerer pointed out:
that there is "the 'subject-object' relationship between Father, Son and Holy Spirit, as recorded in the Bible. If there is no object in a conversation, there can be no meaningful dialogue. One would only be talking to oneself. So if Jesus alone is God, and the Father and the Holy Spirit are only manifestations of Jesus, many passages of scripture are more deceptive than meaningless! (e.g. Mat 3:17 & 17:5 & 26:39, John 14:16, 26, 16:7-8, 13-14, & 17:4 Luke 23:46 Acts 5:3-4 & 13:2, Mark 1:11)"
So, was Jesus really praying to the Father who was in heaven, or was He just voicing His own thoughts to Himself on Earth?
that there is "the 'subject-object' relationship between Father, Son and Holy Spirit, as recorded in the Bible. If there is no object in a conversation, there can be no meaningful dialogue. One would only be talking to oneself. So if Jesus alone is God, and the Father and the Holy Spirit are only manifestations of Jesus, many passages of scripture are more deceptive than meaningless! (e.g. Mat 3:17 & 17:5 & 26:39, John 14:16, 26, 16:7-8, 13-14, & 17:4 Luke 23:46 Acts 5:3-4 & 13:2, Mark 1:11)"
So, was Jesus really praying to the Father who was in heaven, or was He just voicing His own thoughts to Himself on Earth?