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The faith of Jesus Christ is the relationship existing between God and Christ in the bond of the covenant between them. To recognize and acknowledge the relationship God has entered into with Christ, we must first understand that God is the originator of the covenant relationship, and God is the...

The faith of Jesus Christ is the relationship existing between God and Christ in the bond of the covenant between them. To recognize and acknowledge the relationship God has entered into with Christ, we must first understand that God is the originator of the covenant relationship, and God is the...

Bible translators have, through inattention to figures of speech, made serious translation blunders, clouding the real meaning of many important passages of God's Word. E. W. Bullinger's volume, first published in 1898, clarifies 217 distinct figures of speech used in the Bible.

You mention the faith of Jesus Christ. May I ask what that is?

I was never a JW

Operating the spirit of God gives much proof.

There is no verse that says God has a body. It's a figure of speech when the Bible says God has hands.

In the New Testament “faith” is most often translated from the Greek noun pistis (#4102 πίστις), which like many other Greek words has several meanings including “trust” Romans 3:38, 1 Corintians 15:14, “faithfulness and reliability” (Proverbs 12:22, Matthew 23:23, Romans 3:3, Galatians 5:22...

Yeah we already posted a lot of data on this "logos." Logos does not mean Jesus is God. If Jesus was God there would be a lot of verses that would say I am God. And not I am the son of God.

As I reached for a cup of tea this morning... the word of the Lord came unto me saying today would be a good day to do what Wrangler suggest.

Verse 4 is talking about Jesus. What's your point because Hebrews 1:10 is a quote from Psalms 102:25.

The English language makes a clear distinction between "God and "god." In English Bibles, the heavenly Father is called "God" while lesser divinities, people with God's authority on earth and important people such as kings are also called "god." The Hebrew and Aramaic languages cannot make the...

Do you have a verse or two to go along with your beliefs?

God does not have any likeness or image as a man. When he said let's make man in our image. He meant to give us of his spirit. Not man to His spirit.

You are going to say that was Jesus acting as a man or that was God acting as God no matter what evidence I put in front of you.

It looks like it's referring to God. God laid the foundations and therefore the Lord here must be God. It can't be Jesus in this verse because he did not lay the foundations.

Translating pistis as “faith” instead of “trust” has obscured the simple truth that we don’t trust what we don’t understand. Most people are not really sure of what “faith” is and so they accept the Church teaching that they can have faith in something they don’t understand. We can “accept”...

I read everything you write... when I see it.

I have an OP on that Colossians 1:16.

Were you still yourself when you were a citizen in both Mexico and America? Or did you turn into something else?