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You’re taking one fact in scripture and making a big doctrine out of it. I could list dozens of preachers who teach that believers will be resurrected and get immortal bodies one day, and that those who are alive at the rapture and resurrection when Jesus returns, will also be caught up and...

They might be somewhere but not in biblical truth if they’re taught OSAS: Paul warns the church at Corinth to make sure they aren’t reprobates. 2Co 13:5 Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith; prove your own selves. Know ye not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you, except...

The Bible says clearly that Johns baptism was for repentance, yet Jesus had no sins to repent of, that’s why John was reluctant to baptize Jesus, and said Jesus should baptize himself instead.

Exactly, that’s why Jesus is also God, second member of the trinity. Thanks for agreeing with me: John 1:2 the beginning was the Word, and the Word was WITH God, and the Word WAS God. Joh 1:2 The same was in the beginning with God. Joh 1:3 All things were made by him; and without him was...

The trinity is established in the Old Testament. The word ONE in the verse you keep citing, is ECHAD in Hebrew, which isn’t a singular word, but means a COMPOSITE unity of one, such as ONE sheet of three layered plywood, or ONE cluster of grapes. This composite unity is found in Genesis one...

Who created the world? John 1 - Jesus created the world, then was born into the world He had made. Unless you want to claim that the Father was born into the world He made, you must admit Jesus is also God. No one says, he who has seen me has seen my wife.

Show me one prophet who said, he who has seen me has seen the Father, other than Jesus. There are none. Jesus created the world. Jesus was worshipped by the apostles who fell at His feet, and He accepted their worship, and did not stop it as the apostles and angels did when people worshipped...

Jesus also said, he who has seen me has seen the Father. Echad means one in composite unity, like one three layer sheet of plywood.. In Genesis 1, Elohim (the plural name for God) said, let US make man in OUR image. In John 1:1 God is WITH God, and in the rest of John 1 you learn Jesus made...

Nevertheless belief He is the son of god is required for salvation - the deeper knowledge that He is God isn’t necessary. And there are gentiles who are getting saved, too.

Jesus wasn’t talking to Himself on the cross, or praying to Himself in the garden of Gethsemane, but to the first person of the trinity. John 1:1 says Jesus was God and yet was WITH God - God the Logos was with God the Father.

While Jesus is indeed God, scripture after scripture says those who believe Jesus is the son of God, are saved. Jesus Himself saiid, he who believes on the Son has life...

Yes per Acts 3:19 and 20:21.

Baptize in the NAME, singular, of the three - Father, Son, and Holy Ghost... the three share one name.

He’s the word who was with God, and WAS God, in the beginning, when Elohim said, let US make man in OUR image... the world was made by Him, and He was born into the world that He made. John 1 and Genesis 1.

Jesus is God the Logos who left heaven and came to the earth that He created, to die a horrific death on a cross for our sins, then rose again. Obviously Saul and David were mere men, and are not the creator, or savior, of the world