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From the foregoing quote, representing true Adventism (after its formative
years of doctrinal uncertainty in some matters), it is clear that Jesus is
supposed to be seen (by true adherents to the Adventist heritage) as “God
[capitalized] in the HIGHEST SENSE”. Why? TO BE GOD IN THE
HIGHEST SENSE DOES NOT REQUIRE THAT JESUS BE THE
FATHER IN PERSON. The same quote furnishes the simple answer:
He is –
1. God essentially (by nature)
2. God [supreme] over all [like the Father]
3. Existed from eternity [all eternity] as a distinct person [just like the
Father, as “I AM”]]
4. Homage [highest worship] is His right by being one with the Father
[i.e. equal with Him as His Divine Son]
[The] "union between the Father and Son does not detract from
either, but strengthens both. Through it [this union],
IN CONNECTION WITH [and not excluding] THE HOLY SPIRIT
we have ALL OF DEITY"
Uriah Smith, Looking Unto Jesus, Review and Herald, 1898, pg. 17
"God says, [notice after this whom she means says this] "Come out from
among them, and be ye separate, . . . and touch not the unclean thing; and
I will receive you, and will be a Father unto you, and ye shall be my sons
and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty." [Now notice carefully] This is
the pledge of [not just one person, but] the Father, the Son, and the Holy
Spirit [i.e. the *pledge to receive and be a Father to you]; made to you if
you will keep your baptismal vow, and touch not the unclean thing…”