WHAT IS THE GODHEAD? IS THERE A TRINITY?

          The definition of the Godhead is: deity, divine nature, and essence of God.  The Godhead is not a physical thing.  There is a scripture that says the Father and the Son and the holy spirit are one.  That is a true statement, but they do not live in one body, God.  The Holy Spirit is not a person or an entity.  God is a spirit.  We are to worship him in spirit and in truth.  No where in scripture will you find that the holy spirit is another entity of God.  The Holy Spirit dwells in us through Jesus Christ, it guides us in our walk through this worldly life.  After Jesus was crucified and risen the third day and he was getting ready to return to his Father in Heaven, Jesus said where I go you cannot come, but I will ask my Father to send you a comforter in my place.  I will never leave you comfortless.  The Holy Spirit dwells in our hearts (feelings) and our minds. 
          In the New Testament there are a few scriptures that mention a Godhead.  I am quoting from the King James Version of the Bible.  I believe in using this version because it is the closest true translation from the original scrolls.  The Old Testa-ment was written in Hebrew, and the New Testament in Greek, then translated into English and other languages.  The first scripture on the Godhead is found in Acts 17.  In this chapter Paul has been disputing daily with the Jews and devout persons of Athens about worshipping other gods.  He is now speaking to the people from Mars Hill.  He is asking the people why are you worshipping other gods? Who is this Unknown God you are spaking of and worshipping?  We are the offsprings of God, we ought not think that the Godhead is like unto gold or silver, or stone, graven by art and man's devices.  In this passage the word "Godhead" is translated from the Greek word theion.  This Greek word is used by Greeks to denote "God " in general, no reference to a particular deity.  Paul was using this term in reference to the "only" true God. 
          In Romans 1 Paul begins making a case that all humanity stands guilty before God.  In verse 20 Paul says, "The invisible things of him from creation of the world are clearly seen being understood by the things that are made, even His (God) eternal power and Godhead,....Here Godhead is the Greek word theiots.  Here all of creation virtually shouts the existence of God.  We can see God's eternal power, as well as his Godhead in what He has made.  The natural world makes manifest the divine nature of God.  
          Colossians 2:9  In Him (Christ) dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily.
According to this verse, Jesus Christ is God incarnate, but not God himself.  Christ and God works as one through the Godhead.  God gave Jesus his essences and power and made him equal with himself (God).  There is only ONE God, God the Father, Jesus is the ONLY begotten (born) son of God his Father.  Jesus is part of the Family of God.  He is God's only begotten son.  Just like you and I are part of the family of our earthly father, James, Johnston, Smith or Jones.  Jesus is the ONLY begotten (born) Son of God.  God did not create Jesus.  God took part of of himself, the Godhead, and begat Jesus before creation.  John 1:2 says, Without Jesus nothing was created.  Jesus Christ embodies the fullness of God (deity). 
          Colossians 1:19 says, For it pleased the Father that in him (Jesus) all fulness dwell.  The Godhead dwells bodily in Christ.  Jesus can rightfully claim that he and his Father are one in John 10:30.  In John 14:9  Because the fullness of God's divine essence is present with the Son of God, Jesus can say "Anyone who has seen me, has seen my Father."  
          The Godhead is the essence of the divine being, God.  The Godhead is the one and only deity.  God made Christ deity and equal with Him.  Jesus is the incarnate Godhead, who entered the world and showed us exactly who God is.  John 1:18 and Hebrew 1:3 says, No one has ever seen God, but the one and only Son, who is himself God and is in close relationship with the Father, he has made God known.  Where in any of these verses does it mention the Holy Spirit??? I didn't read anything about the Spirit.  God is not a Trinity.  The Father, the only begotten Son of God and the Holy Spirit do not exist in one body called God.  God and his only begotten Son are the essences in the Godhead.  As I have said before the Godhead is not a person or entity, but the essences, divine nature and deity of God.  

I pray you will study for yourself and see the truth about the Godhead and the teaching of a Trinity.  

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That is a true statement. But not one in one body. There are not three persons (human) in one God. The Holy Spirit is not a person or entity. No where does scriptures say the holy spirit is another entity with God and Jesus. Holy Spirit dwells in us thru Jesus Christ. When Jesus was getting ready to ascend back to his father, he said, where I go ye cannot come, but I will ask my Father (God) to send a comforter in my place. The Holy Spirit comes as a spirit from both God and Jesus. In the New Testament there are three scriptures that mention the Godhead. I am reading from the King James Version. The first is found in Acts 17:29 For as much then we are the offspring of God, we ought not think that the Godhead is like unto gold or silver, or ston, graven by art and man's devices. In this verse the word Godhead is translated from the Greek word theion. This word in Greek is used by them to denote "God" in general, no reference to a particular deity. Paul used the tern in reference to the only true God. Not to Jesus nor the Holy Spirit. In Romans 1:20 Paul begins to make a case that all humanity stands guilty before God, In verse 20 Paul says, The invisible things of him (God) from creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His (God) eternal power and "Godhead". Here the Godhead is uses the Greek word theiots. In this verse all creation virtually shouts the existence of God. We can see God's eternal power, as well as his "Godhead" in what he has made. The natural world makes manifest the divine nature of God. Colossians 2:9 In Him (Christ) dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily. According to this verse, Jesus Christ is God incarnate. Meaning God dwells in Christ. He doesn't become God, but Jesus and God work as one through the Godhead. God gave Jesus his essences and power and made him equal with himself. There is only one God, God the Father. Christ is part of the Family of God (Godhead) Jesus was born or begotten as God's son. God did not create Jesus. God took part of himself and begat (born) Jesus before creation. In John 1:1 it says Jesus was with God when God created the world and everything in it. Without nothing was created. Jesus Christ embodies the fullness of God (deity) Colossians 1:19 God was pleased to have all his fullness dwelling in him (Christ). The Godhead dwells bodily in Christ. Jesus can rightfully claim that he and his father are one. John 10:30. In John 14:9 Because the fullness of God's divine essence is present with the "Son" of God, Jesus can say "Anyone who has seen me, has seen the "Father". Jesus show us God in the flesh. The Godhead is the essence of the divine being (God), the Godhead is the one and only deity. God made Jesus a deity and gave him equality with him. Jesus is the incarnate Godhead, who entered the world and showed us exactly who God is. John 1:18 "No one (human) has ever seen God, but the one and only Son, who is himself God and is in close relationship with the Father, has made him (God) known. Where in any of these verses does it mention the Holy Spirit? No. The Trinity does not exist. It is a manmade theory. The Godhead is the essence of both the Father and the Son. They both have equal power. Please study this for yourself and see what the Godhead truly is. Take care.

Hello Angie, this is cousin Connie, sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you about the scriptures on what the Godhead is and that the Holy Spirit is not included. The definition of the Godhead is the deity, divine nature, and essence of God. Not a physical thing. In my church, we do not believe in a trinity. No where in scripture will you find that word used. One scripture does says, The Father, the Son and the Holy spirit are one. That is a true statement. But not one in one body. There are not three persons (human) in one God. The Holy Spirit is not a person or entity. No where does scriptures say the holy spirit is another entity with God and Jesus. Holy Spirit dwells in us thru Jesus Christ. When Jesus was getting ready to ascend back to his father, he said, where I go ye cannot come, but I will ask my Father (God) to send a comforter in my place. The Holy Spirit comes as a spirit from both God and Jesus. In the New Testament there are three scriptures that mention the Godhead. I am reading from the King James Version. The first is found in Acts 17:29 For as much then we are the offspring of God, we ought not think that the Godhead is like unto gold or silver, or ston, graven by art and man's devices. In this verse the word Godhead is translated from the Greek word theion. This word in Greek is used by them to denote "God" in general, no reference to a particular deity. Paul used the tern in reference to the only true God. Not to Jesus nor the Holy Spirit. In Romans 1:20 Paul begins to make a case that all humanity stands guilty before God, In verse 20 Paul says, The invisible things of him (God) from creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His (God) eternal power and "Godhead". Here the Godhead is uses the Greek word theiots. In this verse all creation virtually shouts the existence of God. We can see God's eternal power, as well as his "Godhead" in what he has made. The natural world makes manifest the divine nature of God. Colossians 2:9 In Him (Christ) dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily. According to this verse, Jesus Christ is God incarnate. Meaning God dwells in Christ. He doesn't become God, but Jesus and God work as one through the Godhead. God gave Jesus his essences and power and made him equal with himself. There is only one God, God the Father. Christ is part of the Family of God (Godhead) Jesus was born or begotten as God's son. God did not create Jesus. God took part of himself and begat (born) Jesus before creation. In John 1:1 it says Jesus was with God when God created the world and everything in it. Without nothing was created. Jesus Christ embodies the fullness of God (deity) Colossians 1:19 God was pleased to have all his fullness dwelling in him (Christ). The Godhead dwells bodily in Christ. Jesus can rightfully claim that he and his father are one. John 10:30. In John 14:9 Because the fullness of God's divine essence is present with the "Son" of God, Jesus can say "Anyone who has seen me, has seen the "Father". Jesus show us God in the flesh. The Godhead is the essence of the divine being (God), the Godhead is the one and only deity. God made Jesus a deity and gave him equality with him. Jesus is the incarnate Godhead, who entered the world and showed us exactly who God is. John 1:18 "No one (human) has ever seen God, but the one and only Son, who is himself God and is in close relationship with the Father, has made him (God) known. Where in any of these verses does it mention the Holy Spirit? No. The Trinity does not exist. It is a manmade theory. The Godhead is the essence of both the Father and the Son. They both have equal power. Please study this for yourself and see what the Godhead truly is. Take care.