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Andrew, Thank you for telling me about the book The Trinity by Augustine. I looked it up, and I read what he said. Still, I wonder why modern Christians don't mention this when they discuss Daniel 7:13-14. I guess they don't notice the problem of two "persons" being seen in one vision and ...

I am not going to discuss this topic with you if you keep asking me to accept anything. I don't have to accept anything to discuss a topic. You are not dealing with the issue I brought up, but you want me to accept something. I don't know what you are talking about, or why you are repeating the same...

Iskander, I am not trying to approve or disapprove of what it says, I am just trying to understand how they explain seeing two persons of God in a vision. Usually Christians say that only one can be seen since Exodus 33:20 says people can't see God's face and live. Maybe you have a different explana...

Isayre,

Please don't change the topic here. Maybe you can start a new topic.

Kenneth Greifer

Iskander, I am just wondering how they explain seeing two "persons" of G-d in Daniel 7:13-14 when they believe only one "person" can be seen, unless they say that more than one person can be seen in visions and dreams, but not in reality. Seeing two of them together would not fit...

How do Christians explain their belief that God and the Messiah (son of man) are seen together in a vision or dream by Daniel in Daniel 7:13-14, if they believe that only one person (the Messiah) can be seen? I would guess that they would have to say that God can be seen in visions or dreams because...

I think Genesis 1 and 2 can be understood as one creation story and not two, if you consider certain possibilities. Genesis 1:11-12 says G-d created the plants, but Genesis 2:5 says the plants were not in the earth yet because it did not rain. Maybe there were plants and trees that lived in bodies o...

I think theterminator is referring to Psalm 2:7 and Deuteronomy 32:18 which mention G-d begetting different people.

Kenneth Greifer