So, Wendle let us get this straight:
Let's start with a comparison to how Jesus defined a married unit:
5 and said, ‘For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh’? 6 So they are no longer two, but one flesh. (Matthew 19)
So, quick quiz for you Wendle: Does Jesus define a marital unit as "two"...or "one"??? [Hint, hint: "they are NO LONGER TWO, BUT ONE...]
So Jesus defines a married couple as "one,"-- yet interestingly, in stark contrast, you define God as three? Really? [What do you then do with ALL of those Bible references to a single true God, the one true God, etc?]
Here's the result of your strained "logic": So the average unified Christian married couple is more "one" than your God? (Does He know that?)
'Cause this married couple is one flesh...one in purpose...one identity (same last name)...often one in worldview & will...etc.
So the creation of God is "more" one and more unified than your god or the Mormon "creator"gods...
Well, just tiddly winks! Imagine that!
What you sadly don’t understand is that that is obviously NOT literal. That is allegorical. Do you see a man and a wife as one? The idea is to unify in the marriage — support and agree with each other. That has nothing to do with the “TRInity”. The “TRI’ in TRInity means three.
When I coached , I told the young men to “play as one”. “One team , one heart”. We actually stomped out feet together in rhythm to symbolize one heart beat. That is all Jesus was saying about marriage. The literallists must live very very frustrated lives. Good luck, Wink wink.