Creation's dawn / by "Kish" ; with a preface by A. H. Sayce.

  • Kish, pseud.
Date:
1908
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Credit: Creation's dawn / by "Kish" ; with a preface by A. H. Sayce. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    It is the Athanasian Creed that has stood in the way of comprehending the individuality of these Two Gods, and which has caused all this difficulty in accounting for the two names “ Elohim ” and “ Yahveh Elohim ” in the Old Testament, thereby causing endless criticisms and a mass of incom- prehensible distinctions. “ Whosoever will be saved ” has a distinct state- ment of how to be saved in the ninth verse of the ninth Chapter of St Paul’s Epistle to the Romans, than which statement nothing is clearer. In conclusion, there is no statement of Christ’s which leads us to suppose that He meant us to believe that there was a Trinity of Gods, or a Unity of that Trinity. “ My Father and I are one ” cannot be taken to mean such.