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Echad (‘Plural’ Oneness) See posts 898 and 902. I have seen Deut. 6:4 - “YHWH [Jehovah/Yahweh] our God, YHWH [Jehovah/Yahweh] one [Echad] in Hebrew]” - rendered in several ways. (I prefer "Jehovah [is] our God, Jehovah alone.") Some trinitarians misinterpret this. They often say something...

So, you still won't/can't provide evidence of errors in my personal study.

All the studies on Examining the Trinity are my personal studies. I purposely avoided most non-trinitarian sources and quoted or cited mostly trinitarians. Do you use only non-trinitarian sources for your studies/posts? Again, the sarcasm is not helpful. Instead try proving any errors in my...

....................................... All uses of "Lord" as used in address (vocative) in the Gospel of John (and others). Examining the Trinity: KURIE (part 2) Instead of criticizing the time and effort put in honestly studying this scripture, why don't you actually show me wrong by...

John 20:28 is a statement by Thomas who had refused to believe that Jesus had been resurrected. His statement is a phrase without subject or verb and if subject and verb are to be supplied by the translator, it could read “you are My Lord and My God.” It is more likely, however, that it would...

Acts 20:27-29 MOUNCE - for I did not shrink from announcing to - Bible Gateway Also RSV; NRSV; LEB; NCV; and others.

PinSeeker #855: ↑ Jesus does not refer to the HS as "he" in John 14:17... According to the writers of the heretical New World Translation. Yes, He certainly does: "...even the Spirit of truth, Whom the world cannot receive, because it neither sees Him nor knows Him. You know Him, for He dwells...

"Welcome to cultianity board" .............................. Sorry if I misunderstood.

............................................. That's the Christian spirit! Attack the person rather than the words he writes. Attack all those trinitarian sources he cites or quotes. If the part about quotation marks is confusing, all you have to do is ask me.

RLT63 wrote: "Jesus Testifies to the Churches Rev 22:12 ¶ “And behold, I am coming quickly, and My reward is with Me, to give to every one according to his work. Rev 22:13 “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last."...

RLT63 wrote: "I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s Day, and I heard behind me a loud voice, as of a trumpet, Rev 1:11 saying, “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last,” and,Rev 1:12 .............................................. There are only three places in the entire Bible where the...

#822, RLT63 wrote: “As in Revelation 1:17 and 18 Jesus says he is the first and the last” ............................... "Alpha and Omega" appears to be a title for God. "first and last," however, is a phrase which means "only" in some sense. Notice that it is not capitalized in KJV, ASV...

p. 269, The Catholic Encyclopedia, 1976, admits: “In the OT the Holy Spirit means a divine active power ...” And the New Bible Dictionary, Tyndale House Publishers, 1984, pp. 1136, 1137, says: “Spirit, Holy Spirit. OT, Heb. ruah 378 times...; NT, Gk. pneuma 379 times.” And “Divine power...

PinSeeker #842 above: At the very least, we have to humbly admit that Jesus and the Helper (the Holy Spirit) are two separate and distinct persons, Jesus of course, as nobody disputes that, but also the Holy Spirit, Who Jesus refers to as "He" and clearly another person, and equal in power...

Any angel God chooses to speak for him will be called "the Angel of God" or "the Angel of the Lord." See Matt. 1:20; Matt. 28:2-6; Luke 1:11, 19; etc.

................................................ Shachah (Heb.) proskuneo (Gk.) - See post #759 above.

....................................... Men, angels, kings who serve God are called gods in scripture. They are not considered false gods! Some of the trinitarian sources which admit that the Bible actually describes men who represent God (judges, faithful Israelite kings, etc.) and God’s...

Worship (shachah, Heb.; proskuneo Greek) Noted Bible scholar J. H. Thayer defines proskuneo: “prop. to kiss the hand to (towards) one, in token of reverence ... hence in the N. T. by kneeling or prostration to do homage (to one) or make obeisance, whether in order to express respect or to...

Show me by telling me what I really found about the use of the article with 'god.' It does little good to disagree with black and white facts!

You have obviously not read my study. That is not what I said! Only by actually reading all of my study will you know.