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THE BIBLICAL TRUTH ABOUT THE GOD-HEAD PRESENTED BY THUSIA SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH A REVIVE MOVEMENT.

1. We are told that the invisible things of God like His Divinity are clearly seen by the
things that are made. Romans 1:20.
2. What the Bible clearly tells us about God is the following that can be gleaned from the
Scriptures.
i. God is One. Galatians 3:20; James 2:19
ii. God is invisible. Colossians 1:15; 1Timothy 1:17.
iii. God is Divine. 2Peter 1:4; Romans 1:20
iv. God is Spirit. John 4:24
v. God is God in Nature 2Peter 1:4; Galatians 4:8
vi. God is Love. 1John 4:8,16
3. From the Scriptures we can also glean that there are three persons in which God is
exclusively manifested. 1John 5:7
4. We are told that Jesus is God. 1John 5:20
5. Yet we are told that God was in Christ Jesus. 2Corinthians 5:19
6. The body or person of Christ was human and not divine. Hebrews 2:9,14,16; Hebrews
10:5
7. Thus the three persons in which God is, are not divine persons, but the persons house
the one God that is Spirit. 1John 5:7; Galatians 3:20; John 4:24.
8. The hair of the Father, or His body or person, is white as wool, this is certainly not
divine hair. God is Spirit, not hair or body, and it is this same God who is divine.
Daniel 7:9; John 4:24; Romans 1:20.
9. Again the Bible identifies the Father, the Word, and the Spirit as divine.
i. The Father is divine. 1Timothy 1:2
ii. The Word (Jesus) is divine. John 1:1
iii. The Spirit is divine. 2Corinthians 3:17

10. Thus the divinity of the Father, Jesus the Word and the Holy Spirit is not their persons,
but the divine Spirit Nature that dwells in them. Galatians 4:8; 2Peter 1:4; John 4:24.
11. God also dwells in the converted person, but this does not make the converted person
God. 1John 4:12; Revelation 19:10
12. However, God dwells in the Three Persons in a particular way that gives them the
identification of God. Isaiah 48:12, 13, 15, 16.
13. An example of this “identification” indwelling can clearly be seen in the explanation of
the incarnation of Jesus Christ which has brought “how God dwelt in Him that He is
God” to view.
i. Jesus is identified as coming from Bethlehem, but He is eternal, this is saying
that He is God. Micah 5:2
ii. Jesus is identified as the mighty God and the Everlasting Father, thus He is
God. Isaiah 9:6.
iii. The next points are true:
a. There is Divine Nature-being and reality. Galatians 4:8
b. There is also Divine Character which is the way in which God the divine
Nature is revealed. John 14:6, 7-10.
c. Jesus said that He was identified as the way to God or as the divine character,
John 14:6
d. Jesus said that He is the revelation of God, this is the Character of Christ.
John 1:18.
e. The glory of God (the divine nature) is seen in the face of Jesus (the divine
character). 2Corinthians 4:6
f. Only God can reveal God, thus the character that reveals God is divine.
John 1:18, 1.
g. Only the doctrine of Christ (divine character) has God (the divine nature).
2John 9.
h. This divine Character is Christ who is to dwell in us by Faith that we should
have both Father (Divine Nature, God) and Son (Divine Character) together
indwelling us. Ephesians 3:17; 2John 9.
i. But this divine character is identified as Jesus’ own which He received from
the Father, thus the divine Nature in it is His own, this is how He is God.
John 14:6, 9, 10.
j. This Character of Christ is the Spirit of Christ or Spirit of Truth, thus it
belongs to the Holy Spirit, and therefore the divine nature in that Character
belongs to the Holy Spirit. This shows the Holy Spirit is called God. John
14:16-18; John 15:26; Romans 8:9.

The Character that Jesus received was the Will of the Father, thus, as this
Character is the Father’s Will, it belongs to the Father, thus the divine Nature
in it belongs to the Father, this is how the Father is identified as God. John
5:30; John 10:17, 18.
iv. Thus the Father, Son and Holy Spirit is God because of their Character
identification as divine, thus as God. Isaiah 48:12, 13, 15, 16.

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