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Post 5 ................................ Acts 20:28 ("God...with his own blood") Trinitarians, for obvious reasons, prefer this translation of Acts 20:28 - "... to shepherd ["feed" in some translations] the church of God which He purchased with His own blood." - NASB. This certainly...

.................................... 1 Timothy 3:16 Noted Bible scholar Dr. Frederick C. Grant writes: “A capital example [of NT manuscript changes by copyists] is found in 1 Timothy 3:16, where ‘OS’ (OC or ὃς, ‘who’) was later taken for theta sigma with a bar above, which stood for theos...

Titus 2:13 Bible translations old and new: 13 lokynge for that blessed hope and appearynge of the glory of ye greate God and of oure Sauioure Iesu Christ - Coverdale 13 lokynge for þe blessed hope & appearinge of the glory of the greate God, & of oure sauioure Iesu Christ, - The Great Bible...

There is only one person known as Jehovah (Ps. 83:18, KJV). That means that the scripture in question is saying that Jehovah is the King of Israel and the redeemer of Israel. This is what the Lord, the King of Israel and its Redeemer, the Lord of Hosts, says: I am the first and I am the last...

Ronald Nolette wrote in post #151 above: "Wow! I think you have been drinking too much new wine! Jesus is the Alpha and Omega in REv.1 there is no other alternative, biblically8, literally or grammatically." [T2 added bolding] .................................. Ronald is speaking of Rev. 1:8 as...

@ Riverwalker post 139: Why do you think Jesus is saying this? What Bible are you using?

Cut the senseless vitriol, and please read post #82 carefully and show me where any of my examples does not show what I have written.

Curtis post #103: "Unlike the Old Testament where the Jews were afraid to say Gods name or write it, and so substituted LORD in all caps when the name YHWH was used, the New Testament always uses Theos for God, and everywhere the word Lord appears in the English translation, it’s the Greek word...

BGTF: “you forgot Revelation 22:12-13, where JESUS CHRIST is the Speaker” ….…………………………….. Post #82 above shows irrefutably that many (if not most) trinitarian scholars themselves don’t believe Jesus spoke the words at Rev. 22:12-13. Please read it carefully and show me where any of my examples...

............................... If you do not understand the rules of quotation marks, there are places online which can help you. Funny how you accuse me of what many trinitarian translators themselves have written. If you must reply with derogative invectives, it would be somewhat better...

Acts 5:3, 4. Here we find a baptized Christian, one who has, therefore, received holy spirit, selling his property and giving some of the money from that sale to the Apostles. Now this man was under no obligation to sell his land or give any of that money to the Apostles. That he did so would...

Some attempt to prove their “Jehovah is Jesus” idea by pointing to Rev. 1:8 where God is clearly called “Alpha and Omega” and then saying that Jesus claims the same title at Rev. 22:13. They point to Rev. 22:16 as proof that it is Jesus who is claiming to be the Alpha and Omega of verse 13...

............................. "Highly suspect" all you want, but I personally found the quotes I used without quoting WT writings . The quotes from the WT are "notorious" because of all the mostly distorted attacks by certain trinitarians. I have access to a few sets of Britannica also...

Isaiah 9:6 The NASB says at Is. 9:6 – “For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us; and the government will rest on His shoulders; and His name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace.” All Christians, I believe, accept this son as...

............................... Elohim is not a name, it's a description or title like 'man,' 'President,' etc. ELOHIM Plural “God” (Elohim) And “Let US make man” Many trinitarian apologists will tell us that the Hebrew word for 'God' (Elohim) is plural because it...

..................................... Immanuel Should Jesus really be considered to be God because he was symbolically “named” Immanuel (Is. 7:14; Mt. 1:23) which means “God is with us”? No more so than Gabriel was calling himself God when he visited Mary and declared: “The Lord is with...

Alleluia is a mistranslation of Halleluia (or the Hebrew Hallelujah). It means "Praise Jehovah." Here is how it looks in NT Greek as found in Rev. 19 where the one seated on the throne is being praised: Ἁλληλουϊά. Notice the breathing mark above the first letter. It looks like a small...

Here are all the parallel constructions in John's writing that are actually parallel to the construction of John 1:1c. H.....1. John 4:9 (a) - indefinite ("a Jew") - all translations H,W...2. John 4:19 - indefinite ("a prophet") - all H,W...3. John 6:70 - indefinite ("a devil"/"a slanderer") -...

................................................ Please try reading the whole post before replying. Kurie, kurie. Notice the parallel between 1 Samuel 20:12 (where Jonathan’s words appear to be directed to David: “... Jonathan saith unto David, ‘Jehovah, God of Israel - when I search my...

......................................... I do not believe this expression by Thomas is an address to anyone as stated by most trinitarians. If he had addressed Jesus with the intent of saying something further (e.g. “My Lord and my God, how have you returned to us?") it might be considered an...