Sermon Tone Analysis
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There Is One God
How, then, do you explain the Godhead?
Jehovah refers to Himself in a plurality (; ; ).
The Bible refers to the Father as Jehovah (; ).
The Bible refers to Jesus as Jehovah (, with ; with ; , with , ).
The Bible refers to the Spirit as Jehovah (; ).
So, IF the Bible says there is one God - and it does.
AND, the Bible refers to three Persons as God - and it does.
THEN, the Three Persons MUST be One God!
Acts 17:29
The One true and living God is Three Persons possessing the One Divine Nature (the Godhead).
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