Evidence for God from Science

How do members of the Trinity communicate with each other?

Are there any Scriptures that prove that they do communicate with each other?

Thanks.

They are one mind.

Neo: They are one mind.

Yes, however that works.

Perhaps it is not necessary to know HOW the members of the Trinity communicate; God has not revealed the HOW; it is more important to know that they do communicate.

Thanks, Guys.

Christian2 wrote:Perhaps it is not necessary to know HOW the members of the Trinity communicate; God has not revealed the HOW; it is more important to know that they do communicate.

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They don't because they always are of the same mind. Remember God is one.

neo-x wrote:

Christian2 wrote:Perhaps it is not necessary to know HOW the members of the Trinity communicate; God has not revealed the HOW; it is more important to know that they do communicate.

Thanks, Guys.

They don't because they always are of the same mind. Remember God is one.

Yet only the Father knows the time of Jesus' return.

Stu wrote:

neo-x wrote:

Christian2 wrote:Perhaps it is not necessary to know HOW the members of the Trinity communicate; God has not revealed the HOW; it is more important to know that they do communicate.

Thanks, Guys.

They don't because they always are of the same mind. Remember God is one.

Yet only the Father knows the time of Jesus' return.

That is knowledge and the relationship role within the trinity, that doesn't mean they have different wills.

Christian2 wrote:How do members of the Trinity communicate with each other?

Are there any Scriptures that prove that they do communicate with each other?

Thanks.

Chinese whispers

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Pretty much

Ah, "chinese whispers" - also known as the telephone game. Nah - I'm fairly sure that the communication is simultaneous and perfectly known - not as if the message goes through the Father, then to the Son, and then when it gets to the Holy Spirit, the messasge is somehow garbled or changed.

Philip wrote:Ah, "chinese whispers" - also known as the telephone game. Nah - I'm fairly sure that the communication is simultaneous and perfectly known - not as if the message goes through the Father, then to the Son, and then when it gets to the Holy Spirit, the messasge is somehow garbled or changed.

It's neither simultaneous nor instantaneous. In fact, there is no communicating for communication implies distinction of the wills. In the Trinity there is but one divine will.

Byblos wrote:

Philip wrote:Ah, "chinese whispers" - also known as the telephone game. Nah - I'm fairly sure that the communication is simultaneous and perfectly known - not as if the message goes through the Father, then to the Son, and then when it gets to the Holy Spirit, the messasge is somehow garbled or changed.

It's neither simultaneous nor instantaneous. In fact, there is no communicating for communication implies distinction of the wills. In the Trinity there is but one divine will.

So...Christ never prayed to The Father?

RickD wrote:

Byblos wrote:

Philip wrote:Ah, "chinese whispers" - also known as the telephone game. Nah - I'm fairly sure that the communication is simultaneous and perfectly known - not as if the message goes through the Father, then to the Son, and then when it gets to the Holy Spirit, the messasge is somehow garbled or changed.

It's neither simultaneous nor instantaneous. In fact, there is no communicating for communication implies distinction of the wills. In the Trinity there is but one divine will.

So...Christ never prayed to The Father?

Much be a CC thing?

Philip wrote:

RickD wrote:

Byblos wrote:

Philip wrote:Ah, "chinese whispers" - also known as the telephone game. Nah - I'm fairly sure that the communication is simultaneous and perfectly known - not as if the message goes through the Father, then to the Son, and then when it gets to the Holy Spirit, the messasge is somehow garbled or changed.

It's neither simultaneous nor instantaneous. In fact, there is no communicating for communication implies distinction of the wills. In the Trinity there is but one divine will.

So...Christ never prayed to The Father?

Much be a CC thing?

Must be. I consulted with the pope and that's what he told me to say.

Byblos wrote:

Philip wrote:

RickD wrote:

Byblos wrote:

Philip wrote:Ah, "chinese whispers" - also known as the telephone game. Nah - I'm fairly sure that the communication is simultaneous and perfectly known - not as if the message goes through the Father, then to the Son, and then when it gets to the Holy Spirit, the messasge is somehow garbled or changed.

It's neither simultaneous nor instantaneous. In fact, there is no communicating for communication implies distinction of the wills. In the Trinity there is but one divine will.

So...Christ never prayed to The Father?

Much be a CC thing?

Must be. I consulted with the pope and that's what he told me to say.

You have direct contact with the pope, and you live in NY? You must be in the mafia!