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“power. … Not knowing the rules of parallelism in biblical poetry which make it clear that ‘power from the Most High’ is synonymous with ‘Holy Spirit,’ some patristic and medieval theologians thought that the reference in 35b,c were respectively to the Third and Second Persons of the Trinity, so...

“will be called holy - Son of God. See NOTE on ‘will be called’ in vs. 32; it is tantamount to saying ‘he will be.’ And so I cannot follow those theologians who try to avoid the causal connotation in the ‘Therefore’ which begins this line by arguing that for Luke the conception of the child does...

“Therefore. Of the nine times dio kai occurs in the NT, three are in Luke / Acts. It involves a certain causality; and Lyonnet, ‘L’Annonciation,’ 61.6, points out that this has embarrassed many orthodox theologians, since in pre-existence christology a conception by the Holy Spirit in Mary’s...

“If you feel like God is ignoring you … Open your Bible. Read it. That’s Him speaking to you.” (Shane Pruitt) https://x.com/shane_pruitt78/status/1915180055669391638?s=61

* The one that has averted his eyes from taking pleasure in evil. *

* Still in good working order, too. *

That’s good. How many times have you read the Bible? How long has it been since you have? What Holy Books are you alluding to?

“It’s fun to have fun but you have to know how.” - Theodor Seuss Geisel (aka Dr. Seuss) “Jesus is divine and Jesus is God but you have to know how.” - Matthias

“Tertullian denied that a Father / Son relationship was eternal with the Trinity, seeing it rather as a new development emerging from God’s plan to make the world. Such temporal paternity and filiation distances Tertullian from the eventual Nicene consensus, which accepted instead the eternal...

Thank you, and likewise.

Read widely, deeply, thoughtfully and critically. It seems to me that you‘ve done that.