Ummediatorunicity, one of the Holiness principles

Greek:

“‛Ο δέ μεσίτης ενὸς ου̉κ ’έστιν, ‛ο δέ Θεός είς ’εστιν.” Γαλατας 3:20

Latin:

“mediator autem unius non est Deus autem unus.” Galatas 3 :20, Vulgata.

English:

“A mediator, however, does not represent just one party; but God is one.” Galatians 3:20, NIV version.

Français: “Or, le médiateur n’est pas médiateur d’un seul, tandis que Dieu est un seul.” Galates 3 :20, Louis Second.

“Or un médiateur n’est pas [médiateur] d’un seul ; mais Dieu est un seul.” Galates 3 :20, Darby.

In His infinite wisdom, God found not good to utilize one of His creatures, thinking or not, as salvation direct intermediate between Him, the Creator and the other creatures :"If God places no trust in his servants, if he charges his angels with error, how much more those who live in houses of clay, whose foundations are in the dust (...)" Job 4:18-19. A Righteous Judge, He reserved for Himself the Absolute Right to play both the role of Creator and Mediator between Himself and all His creatures. Well, we know that the word ‘mediator’, with M or m, means in its Latin original meaning (medius, “in the middle, between”, from mediare, “to be amid”) that anyone is between two persons or groups of persons, between two different parties, of course, being oneself different from the concerned parties. It’s why, the word ‘Mediator’ to indicate Jesus Christ, does not suffice itself. For, today, many religions founders (Buddha, Mahomet, and so on) also claim to be mediators (as creature) between God, the Creator and all His creatures. Moreover, all mystic, spiritist, esoteric, mediumnic, divinatory, animistic, magic, and occult, etc. practices are based on divinities mediation or of darkness spirits who claim to be mediators between God, the Creator and us, all His creatures. This new concept of Cadoshology is for us, scientists in Holiness science, the one which suits instead of ‘Mediator’, is namely, ‘Ummediatorunique’.

Ummediatorunique(<Lat. unus, “one only”, Mediator, “Mediator”, unius, “of one only”, genitive of unus, “one only”), who is the only one Mediator and Mediator of just one party.

The last-mentioned word does not open the way neither to confusion nor to discussion and therefore, cannot lose he who is willing to be saved. We see clearly here that Jesus is God Himself, He who intervened in or intermediated between Himself, the Creator and His creatures. None of the creatures can play this role as such without failing in or without showing favoritism.