several times I have made this point and it has never been answered properly... lets try again...
words are pointers to experiences, without understanding the experience, the words can only reflect the readers bias...
so the bible gives us visionary experiences which we can use its words to understand....
what do the visions show in regard to heaven, God, trinity or no? lets see...
first vision Daniel.
We find a heavens filled with angelic beings ministering to ONE seated upon a throne as the Ancient of Days... this is the mental image that jews to this day still hold, no?
we are told that someone from amoung man, a SON of man, is GRANTED access to this one to receive the authority over the kingdoms of the earth... this is also the standard jewish view, the messiah would be a man who God choses from the seed of david [which of course means it could not be Jesus, since he was not made from human seed]
the important point to consider is that NO trinity exists here...no three persons as one God is seen, nor implied.
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vision #2
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when Stephen was being stoned to death he looked into heaven and was given a vision of Jesus standing at the right hand of GOD...
plain and simple, he saw no third person.
and he only identified ONE as GOD, the ONE Jesus was WITH.
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vision #3
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in the book of Revelations we are given a vision of ONE seated upon a throne called THE LORD GOD ALMIGHTY, the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end.... and we are shown that another approaches the throne to RECEIVE the scroll, the only one worthy in heaven and earth to do so, but we are clearly shown this OTHER is not GOD, but instead, the LAMB, the LION of JUDAH, Jesus...etc.
there is NO person representing the holy spirit, but rather, count them, SEVEN bowls of FIRE, matching the impersonal IT nature of spirit, as opposed and in contrast to a FATHER and a SON....
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conclusion, you are wrapping your words around NO experiences found in the bible if you try to see a trinity behind them...there is NO such thing found anywhere in the bible... the bible gives the images behind the words, look at them for yourself....see where the words point.
trinitarians use OUT of CONTEXT verses which do not point to THESE clear experiences.