رابي يعقوب ابونا
شلاما
تشكر عل اضافتك المهمة تلك وهذا دليل عل ما كنت مؤكدا بان في. كتبنا الروحية ذكر لها
وطبعا ان ايماننا بعقيدتنا المسيحية بكل صور التعبير عنها تزداد قوة وثباتا
وغايتنا هي الحصول عن طريق البحث في كنبنا الروحية حول الموضوع لكي تكون بذلك مصدرا تاريخيا نعتز به .
للراغب في معرفة كل ما يتعلق بتاريخ ( بالمعمودية الثلاثية )
هناك كتاب بهذا الموضوع
https://www.amazon.ca/Birth-Trinity-Testament-Christian-Interpretations/dp/0198779240كما اننا نقتبس بعض المعلومات التاريخية حول الصيغة الثلاثية للتعميد من مصدر ثاني ادناه
حيث نتعرف ان هذا المصطلح. لم يضهر في الكتاب المقدس ولكن مغزى او مفهوم هذا المصطلح بدا سنة ٣٢٥ مجمع نيقيا
كما ان اول انجيل كتب سنة ٧٠ الميلادية ( انجيل مرقس )
كما انً ترتليون. ( ١٥٥-٢٠٠) كان اول من استعمل المصطلح اللاتيني trinity
https://www.worldhistory.org/Trinity/The word 'trinity' appears nowhere in the Bible; the concept was finalized at the First Council of Nicaea in 325 CE after years of debate. It was an attempt to articulate Christianity’s belief in the oneness of God with their claims about Jesus and their experiences of the spirit.
By the time the gospels were written (beginning with Mark c. 70 CE),
Tertullian (155-200 CE) was the first to use the Latin term 'trinity'. He described it as a "divine economy" as in the household or monarchy of God. God the Father laid out the divine plan, God the Son carried out the will of the Father, and God the Spirit motivated the will of God in believers (Adversus Praxean, 27). In the Western Roman Empire, churches had been using what was called The Old Roman Creed, or The Apostles’ Creed by the 4th century CE. It included trinitarian beliefs, but without the philosophical concepts that became part of Nicaea.
In the discussions at the Council of Nicaea, various views were debated:
* Monarchianism - God as king who delegated his powers to the Son and Holy Spirit
* Subordinationism or Arianism - the Son was a creature, and subordinate to the Father
* Sabellianism - a perfect union between the Father and Son, and thus the Father was crucified in the Son. This concept was eventually declared herelical.
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