This is a continuation of a conversation a few of us had in another thread. So rather than hijack that thread, I thought I would devote a thread to discussing it.
The issue is this passage from the book of genesis:
Specifically the issue surrounds the words "us", and "our". To me, this says that there was help given in the creation of mankind, or a co-creator. Brutha Clyde says that it represents the holy trinity which is odd since the trinity is not mentioned in the bible.
The origin of the trinity goes back all the way to the days of Nimrod, which is where it got started.
http://forgottenreality.xanga.com/677186673/item/
So the trinity could not have existed during the creation of mankind. Also The word "trinity" was first used by a man called Tertullian.
Peace!
The issue is this passage from the book of genesis:
[1:26] Then God said, "Let us make humankind in our image, according to our likeness; and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the birds of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the wild animals of the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps upon the earth."
Specifically the issue surrounds the words "us", and "our". To me, this says that there was help given in the creation of mankind, or a co-creator. Brutha Clyde says that it represents the holy trinity which is odd since the trinity is not mentioned in the bible.
The origin of the trinity goes back all the way to the days of Nimrod, which is where it got started.
The Trinity Doctrine :
"Long ago - right after the Flood, a man named Nimrod emerged on the scene of history. When he died, his wife, Semiramis,recognized that without him she might loose power, so she devised a clever plan. Semiramis was pregnant. She told everyone that the child in her womb was none other than Nimrod being reborn. This was the beginning of the greatest perversion...the concept of a 'father/son' deity."
http://forgottenreality.xanga.com/677186673/item/
So the trinity could not have existed during the creation of mankind. Also The word "trinity" was first used by a man called Tertullian.
Peace!