John 17:3 DOES THIS SCRIPTURE SOUNDS AS IT WAS REFERING TO 1 OR 2 PERSONS.?

yes it is refering to two persons God and his son Jesus (they are not the same persons)

Jesus is referring to his Father as his God and his God is the only true God. So the first thing we must see is that Jesus himself is referring to his Father as the only true God and then distinguishes that person from himself. It is also rather obvious that Jesus is most definitely saying the the Father and only the Father is the only true God.

Sounds like two individuals to me. A sender and a sent one.

ONE of those individuals is the TRUE GOD

John 17:3 (King James Version)

3And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent.

(NOTE: I capitalize words only in lieu of inability to italicize or boldface)

How do we have eternal life,Jesus clearly tells us here by knowing

God the Father himself through His Son Jesus Christ.

Before Jesus Christ came, to earth He was one with God.

2 points

Absolutely two (2) separate and distinct individuals. The trinity is a false God dishonoring doctrine.

I would think if Jesus was referring to a triune godhead(which they existed in his time). Probably would have stated something more like this. Taking in knowledge of me ,Myself ,and I means everlasting life.

Could I resist....Mark

2 people.

It's two people God The Father and God the Son, Two People, One God.

Could you go shout about it on another corner? I carry pepper spray for loud evangelizers.