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Immutability

The word "immutable" simply means "unchanging over time or unable to be changed", which can be applied any many ways and to many things or people. Trinitarians, however, apply this to their trinitarian philosophy as meaning that "God is unchangeable and unchanging in his nature, character, and will". They claim that this is an "incommunicable attribute" that can belong to God, and they claim that Jesus and God's Holy Spirit have this attribute, and offer this as proof that God is three persons, etc.

We will be, as God permits, providing below links to some of our studies related to scriptures often given to claim that Jesus has an attribute of God that no one else has, usually presented as being Immutable.

Numbers 23:19


1 Samuel 15:29


Malachi 3:6


Psalm 90:1,2


Psalm 102:25-27


Isaiah 40:27,28


John 14:9


2 Timothy 2:13


Hebrews 1:10-12


Hebrews 6:17-20


Hebrews 7:24-25


Hebrews 13:8


James 1:17




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