15 Questions for Believers of Modelism

 

Hello again viewers for today's article I want to challenge those who hold to the doctrine of Modelism, which is the idea that God isn't 3 persons but just 1 person. Please read through the following questions and see if they make sense under your theological view. If not, please consider rethinking the Godhead.

1. Why are there so many verses in the New Testament (especially the Pauline epistles) that mention God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ in the Same verse?
2. Who was God talking to when he said Let us make man in our image?
3. Why did Jesus say we shall make ourselves known unto him, when referring to himself and the Father?
4. How is blasphemy against the Spirit different in any meaningful way if the Spirit, Son, and Father are exactly the same? Why is the punishment greater for this particular blasphemy?
5. How can the Father know the day but not the Son?
6. How is it the Father judges no man but gives all Judgment to the Son?
7. How can Jesus be subject to the Father in 1 Cor 15 if they are the same person?
8. Why at Jesus' baptism did it appear that there where 3 distinct entities were there?
9. How come the bible says Jesus is at the right hand of the Father and that he intercedes for us?
10. How come Jesus stated that he seek not his own will but the Father?
11. How come Jesus identifies himself and the Father as two witnesses in John 8?
12. How come it says the Word was with God, and that Jesus had glory with the father?
13. How come Jesus tells the sons of thunder it's not his to give when referring to granting who will sit with him when he comes in his glory?
14. The bible says that (in regards to being made an high priest) that no man taketh that honour unto himself and that Christ did not glorify himself to be made a high priest. It was God that made him the high priest. Sooooo.
15. How does God give and take from himself?

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