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I encourage you to study the issue more deeply (2 Kings 13:5; Nehemiah 9:27; Isaiah 19:20; Obadiah 1:21). Acts 13:23 Of this man's seed hath God [YHWH] according to His promise raised unto Israel a Saviour, Yeshua: 1 John 4:14 And we have seen and do testify that the Father [YHWH] sent the...

the act of founding, establishing, building etc the act of creating, creation creation i.e. thing created of individual things, beings, a creature, a creation 1b anything created 1b after a rabbinical usage (by which a man converted from idolatry to Judaism was called) 1b the sum or aggregate...

Why are you bringing up the meaning of a Hebrew word when we are talking about a Greek word? Here is Vine's definition; <B-1,Noun,2937,ktisis> primarily "the act of creating," or "the creative act in process," has this meaning in Rom_1:20; Gal_6:15. Like the English word "creation," it also...

Sick.

Isaiah 45:11 Thus saith YHWH, the Holy One of Israel, and his Maker: Ask me of the things that are to come; concerning my sons, and concerning the work of my hands, command ye me. This verse is saying YHWH is not only the "Holy One of Israel", but He is also ISRAEL'S maker. YHWH has no maker...

It proves he is not "God", but only a creation of "God" (YHWH). It doesn't say he is "the firstborn before all creation". The possessive "of" means he is part of the creation. Nor is John 1:3 talking about a person who trinitarians read into the text. What's it going to be? "By Jesus" or...

He has the preeminence because he is the first creature born from the dead or the first living being of YHWH's creation to be born from the dead.

You are right. I am not a saved "Christian". I am a saved disciple of Yeshua. No, we don't have two Gods, but we do have two Saviors. YHWH is the ultimate Savior and He uses Yeshua to do that saving work making Yeshua our Savior as well.

It doesn't matter whether the word should be translated "creature" or "creation". Yeshua is either a creature or a part of creation (a creature). Notice how the corrupt paraphrase of the NIV adds the word "over" which is not in the Greek? The word πασης is in the genative meaning "of all", not...

Does the word "elohim" always mean "God"? NO. Neither does the word "theos". Try learning some Hebrew and Greek rather than accusing me of being prideful.

The key word in Colossians 1:15 is "creature" as far as my point is concerned. Yeshua is a "creature" (a created being). Try again.

This is a good example of how deceptive these types of info sources are. Arius did not propose that Yeshua was created. Paul was inspired to write that to the Colossians long before Arius was born. Colossians 1:15 - Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature: Of all...

If you are correct that those who will be saved were predestined to be saved, then the opposite must also be true; that all those who are not predestined to be saved are predestined to be lost. How does that harmonize with 1 Timothy 2:4 and other similar verses? Do you not believe in free will...

Romans 8:28 And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. 29 For those God foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brothers and sisters. 30 And...

Arius believed the Son preexisted as a living being. I don't.

The same way I did when you first posted those verses.

There is a third option; that the verses are true, but that your interpretation of them is incorrect.

I am not an Arian and it was a corrupted church that judged Arius. A false teaching. The "elohim" of Psalm 82 are not "gods". The Psalm refers to the mighty men of Israel who were not walking justly. Yeshua quoted verse 6 in John 10:34, but in verse 35 he says, "If he called them [elohim], unto...

I think he is referring to the verses in this post.

"Iesus" is Latin. If Paul wrote in Greek, then he used ιησους - "Iesous" (Yay-soo-us), but only because that was the best transliteration into Greek since Greek does not have an "sh" sound to say "Yeshua" (Yay-shoo-a). Also, masculine names in Greek end with "s". So, in other words, Paul tried...