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21/02/2026

may makikita ba na God the son in the bible?

20/02/2026

Is there co-eternal Persons written in Scriptures, like what is taught by SDA in 28 Fundamental beliefs?

No.

What did the apostles & Christ believe/taught?

Christ is the Son of God. Matt. 16:16.

Jesus is indeed the Son of God. Acts 9:20

Christ was born by God. 1John 5:18.

The Father granted life to Christ. John 5:26

👉 “The Lord brought me forth
as the first of his works,
before his deeds of old;
👉 I was formed long ages ago,
at the very beginning, when the world came to be.
When there were no watery depths,
👉 I was given birth,
when there were no springs overflowing with water;
before the mountains were settled in place,
before the hills,
👉 I was given birth,
- Proverbs 8:22-25 NIV

"for the Father himself loveth you, because ye have loved me, and have believed that
👉 I came forth from the Father.
👉 I came out from the Father,
and am come into the world: again, I leave the world, and go unto the Father.
His disciples say, Lo,
👉 now speakest thou plainly, and speakest no proverb. - John 16:27-29 ERV

20/02/2026

Not in scripture:
1. binity
2. twonity, &
3. (3-in-1 coffee) trinity. pun intended.

Christ said that, your God & His God is One LORD.

Jesus replied, “This is the most important: ‘Hear, O Israel, the Lord
👉 our God,
👉 the Lord is One.

And Christ said, during His baptism (in Matt. 3:16-17) His Father (alone) testified of His Sonship. His Father was responsible both for the voice and the shape ("like that of a dove").

"And the Father himself, which hath sent me, hath borne
👉 witness of me.
Ye have neither heard
👉 his voice
at any time, nor seen
👉 his shape.
- John 5:37

THEREFORE:
There is no trinity in Matt. 3:16-17.

Those who say they believe in 3-in-1 &/or 1-in-3 trinity god either don't know how to count or liars.

Be honest, admit that you believe in 3gods & is violating the 1st Commandment of God.

10/02/2026

14/01/2026

A new organization would be established."

General Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists.

Just one year later, prophecy began to be fulfilled.

Today there are lots of mistruths, misconceptions and distortion of truth about our Pioneers and what their system of beliefs were. People became Seventh-day Adventist because of our beliefs in the early days. If they knew what was going on today, they wouldn't even recognize this denomination. Doesn't that seem odd to you? After all, if people in the Lutheran church changed what Martin Luther believed and taught, they couldn't call themselves Lutherans. Well today we have the modern Adventist denomination who are Seventh-day Adventist in name only.

"Adventist beliefs have changed over the years...Most startling is the teaching regarding Jesus Christ.... Many of the Pioneers including James White, J.N. Andrews, Uriah Smith, and J.H. Waggoner, held to an A***n or Semi-A***n view. That is that the Son at some point in time, before the creation of our world was generated by the Father. The Trinitarian understanding of God, now part of our fundamental beliefs, was not generally held by the early Adventists. Even today, a few do not subscribe to it." William Johnson, editor, Adventist Review, January 6, 1994

The above statement by Mr. Johnson is incorrect when he tries to fit the founders of the faith into a box called A***n or Semi-A***n. Trinitarian-ism was definitely not held by the early Adventists for at least 80 years. That should say something.

"Most of the founders of Seventh-day Adventism would not be able to join the church today if they had to subscribe to the denominations Fundamental Beliefs. More specifically, most would not be able to agree to belief #2, which deals with the doctrine of the Trinity." George Knight, Ministry Magazine, October 1993, p. 10

To correct Mr. Knight, all of the founders would not be able to join the church today, not just most. Imagine this being done to Martin Luther. They wouldn't be Lutherans any more. This should be startling to the congregation to learn this fact. And they should be searching why, and asking why.

09/01/2026

05/01/2026

In this message, Brother carefully examines what the Bible means when it calls Jesus “the only begotten Son of God.” Is this language literal, symbolic, or something else? Drawing from Scripture, he explores whether Christ is begotten, created, or described metaphorically—and why this question matters for understanding God’s love and the plan of salvation.

30/12/2025

kung Dios si Cristo bakit tumawag pa na Dios ko! Dios ko! bakit mo ako pinabayaan..