Comments by "" (@DannyAGray) on "Hillsdale College" channel.

  1. God says, "Now they have become like one of us..." I find it interesting that no one ever wants to discuss the plurality of godly figures present in this moment. Who is the "us" if God is alone here? Who is He talking to?
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  2.  @janicaleflore  so the Father (God) is talking to the Son (another God) and the Holy Spirit (anther God), and yet, everyone freaks out at the distinction of three Us-es.
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  3. @SavedRU  in the scene is Christ's baptism, Jesus is in the water, the Father speaks FROM heaven, and the spirit appears as a dove. Your explanation above is the same as saying that the father is, as it were, Jesus's mind, with Jesus as the body. So please explain this masterful ventriloquist and puppet act that Jesus performed while standing in the river. And please explain why Jesus, being God incarnate, was praying to himself in Gethsemane and to himself in the cross. This sounds like a madman, in your explanation. Finally, please explain why Jesus says, "father, into your hands I commend my spirit." If God the Father has no body (other than Jesus's soon-to-be dead body) what hands does he have? And if Jesus is just God embodied, isn't he just saying, "into your shapeless spirit I'm putting... you?" Isn't that kinda insane. Please elaborate. Your explanation sounds like a hot mess.
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