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Why was the CIA looking for the Ark? What would they have done with it if they had found it?

I’ll use the same source I used to quote the original Nicene Creed to quote the revised Nicene Creed, also known as the “Nicene-Constantinopolotan Creed”. ”Following the Second Ecumenical Council in Constantinople in 381, the Creed was further supplemented with the following: And [we believe]...

No trinitarian member did. If I weren’t a member but only a reader, I would note that.

“Major Ed Dames … told DailyMail.com that he recently use his remote viewing skills to track down the missing Ark, claiming he located it inside the Cave of the Patriarchs. The religious site is located in Hebron, West Bank.”...

“Oh consider, my brethren, the love of the Lord Jesus Christ, in dying for you; and are you resolved to slight his dying love? - George Whitefield

You should ask one of them. You’re blatantly, knowingly, willfully and willingly violating their rules.

“Even among the adherents of Nicene orthodoxy an uncertainty still for a time prevailed respecting the doctrine of the third person of the Holy Trinity. Some held the Spirit to be an impersonal power or attribute of God; others, at farthest, would not go beyond the expressions of the Scriptures...

That’s not true.

It isn’t a trinitarian creed. It doesn’t teach us that “the God who is one” is “the Gods of Israel”, nor does trinitarianism teach us that “the God who is one” is “the Gods of Israel”. You’re posting what many ignorant non-trinitarians think trinitarianism teaches. They need to be educated...

Welcome to the forum. Is a “Christian monotheist” an affirmer of the creeds of historical orthodox trinitarianism? The personal / proper name of the God of Israel is the tetragrammaton. He is the Messiah’s God. What does your post have to do with educating people about the orthodox doctrine...

I’ll take Hebrew words which end with -im for a $1000. All you’ve done to prove my point for me. There is no such being as the Gods of Israel. Even trinitarianism teaches us that.

You haven’t been able to prove your point and Hebrew, Greek, English and history prove mine.

Great. Now please show us an English translation from any standard Bible translation of your choosing - which renders the passage in English as you say it does. If you have time, would you also post for us the Greek equivalent of the Hebrew word elohim?

While we wait, the Shema is the creed of Judaism and the Messiah’s creed (which I’ve documented elsewhere using the New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology.) As I mentioned earlier, it is also popularly known as “The Jesus Creed” (see Scot McKnight). It is also my creed. I...

Here it is in Hebrew. Now please show us an English translation, using any Bible of your choosing, which renders it in English as you say it should read. If you really want to knock it out of the park, use an English translation published by JPS.

Since no trinitarian member has come forward to do it, I’ll post it for us on their behalf - “We believe in one God, the Father almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, and of all things visible and invisible. And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the only-begotten, begotten of the Father...