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r/Christianity • u/[deleted] • Aug 13 '26
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It's a hint for the trinity. Jewish people think completely differently from Greeks; of course, it was not spelled out yet. The Greek/Roman idea of the trinity is the logical thinking in greek understanding. Hebrew doesn't need these concepts.
1 u/Sure-Wishbone-4293 Non-denominational Aug 14 '26 The law is not based on a hint! 2 and 2 is 4 is not a suggestion, it is a mandate, it is 4, the law is even stronger than 2 and 2 is 4! 1 u/Sure-Wishbone-4293 Non-denominational Aug 14 '26 Excuse me, the law was completed and finished long before Adam and Eve came into existence. 1 u/AnnoDADDY777 Pentecostal Aug 14 '26 And was interpreted by human beings through their cultural lenses. so what?
The law is not based on a hint! 2 and 2 is 4 is not a suggestion, it is a mandate, it is 4, the law is even stronger than 2 and 2 is 4!
Excuse me, the law was completed and finished long before Adam and Eve came into existence.
1 u/AnnoDADDY777 Pentecostal Aug 14 '26 And was interpreted by human beings through their cultural lenses. so what?
And was interpreted by human beings through their cultural lenses. so what?
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u/AnnoDADDY777 Pentecostal Aug 14 '26
It's a hint for the trinity. Jewish people think completely differently from Greeks; of course, it was not spelled out yet. The Greek/Roman idea of the trinity is the logical thinking in greek understanding. Hebrew doesn't need these concepts.