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Bmzsp: The main point of my exegesis was that Jesus was not really worshipped as a god or God, when he was alive.

Me:    Imagine this.  Tommy comes home from school one day, and his mother isn�t home.  Mr. Jones, a trusted neighbor, comes over and explains that there was an emergency, and she had to go out of town.  She will be gone for a week.  Meanwhile, Tommy is to stay with him.  When Tommy obeys what Mr. Jones says, it is the same as obeying his mother.  Or, however, Tommy responds to him, it is the same as if he responded to his mother that way.

Now, Tommy doesn�t have to physically bow down to Mr. Jones, but if he doesn�t bow down spiritually to him (submit his will to Mr. Jones because he is telling Tommy what his mother said) Tommy will have to face the consequences when his mother gets home.

Some neighborhood kids ask Tommy to go to the playground after dinner.  Mr. Jones says that he has to stay there and do his homework.  When he tells the other kids, they tell Tommy that Mr. Jones isn�t his mother.  When Tommy persists in esteeming (obeying, honoring, worshiping) Mr. Jones as he would his mother, they say that he doesn�t know the difference between his mother and Mr. Jones.  Some say that Tommy dishonored his mother by honoring Mr. Jones as his mother.  Some are convinced that Tommy actually thinks  Mr. Jones is his mother.

What do you think?

Angel,

Thanks for carrying my baby!  Oh! What the hell did I write! Anyway, I agree with you.

Mauri, are you going to quote me the example of egg, later?  I mean the white, the yolk and the shell all in one, so distinct yet one in an egg-shell. Was that a prelude to this?

BMZ

Angel,

From you: "egg ?? haven't heard that one before  "

The egg is used to describe Trinity. It is the easiest and so far one of the "best" examples to make anyone understand Trinity.

The egg has a shell, yolk and the white. All are distinct, yet one and all are "co-equal". Yet the egg is One.