Speaking of “God in personality”, I think its important to qualify the word, “personality”. The word “personality” has a range of meaning. In contemporary English “personality” primarily refers to the
Hello brothers and sisters in Jesus, I would like to shed some light on a difficult problem that has bothered some of the brethren. Several years ago, I shared some
“No man hath seen God at any time.” John 1:18. No mortal can see his face and live. Ex. 33: 20. He dwells in light unapproachable. Tim. 6:16. The matchless splendor. the transcendent glory, which surrounds the eternal God no pen can ever portray, nor human mind comprehend.
By James White
Man was made in the image of God. “And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness.” “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him.” Gen.i,26,27. See also chap.ix,6; 1Cor.xi,7. Those who deny the personality of God, say that “image” here does not mean physical form, but moral image, and they make this the grand starting point to prove the immortality of all men…
This article addresses the claim that, since “wisdom” in Proverbs 8 is personified as a female gender, “wisdom” cannot be identified as Christ.] Bracket added by admin. Firstly, Genesis 1 tells us that Two Beings of an identical nature (divinity) created two beings of a different identical nature (humanity). One was Elohim, and He was speaking to Someone Else Who was already In His Image…
Ellen White published “three living persons” twice in 1906. One was in a periodical (The Bible Training School) and the other in a pamphlet (Testimonies for the Church Containing Messages of Warning and Instruction to Seventh-day Adventists) and four times in subsequent publications. She never published “three living personalities”. People today are trying to act as if she did not control her own 1906 publications and are promoting a conspiracy theory that the “three living persons” quote is a corruption. Their theory has no credibility and the evidence is against them.
This article re-examines the personhood and the identity of the Holy Spirit which often been portrayed by the use of the noted statement, “The Holy Spirit is the Comforter, in Christ’s name. HE PERSONIFIES CHRIST, YET IS A DISTINCT PERSONALITY. We may have the Holy Spirit if we ask for it and make it [a] habit to turn to and trust in God rather than in any finite human agent who may make mistakes. {20MR 324.2}
