What's the metaphor of seeing God's back parts?
What's the metaphor of the Spirit moving up on the face of the water?
What's the metaphor of Jesus being the bosom of the Father?
What's the metaphor of one seat on the throne?
Like, you know, they don't always provide answers for this because there is no answer
because it's just actually describing, you know, the distinctions of the persons, that
they do have their own conscious selves, minds, wills, and again, this is what they would
say then how is that one God?
Well, at the end of the day, the Bible is really clear there's only one God, and you
know, I'm not going to say that I understand exactly how that works, I don't think anybody
understands that, but we play one essence.
Are there any other, are there any other gods that we have to compare them to?
There is only, have you been, how is that one God?
It's like, bro, God is three persons.
There's no such thing as a God that isn't three persons.
There's never been a God that wasn't three persons with three independent seats of consciousness.
It's like, what the heck, there's only one God, and God is the father, the son, and the
Holy Ghost.
It's like you say, well, that's not one God.
Any one God that is not the father, the son, and the Holy Ghost is a figment of your imagination
that doesn't even exist.
There's only one God, and this is what he is like.