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Personal names (including 'Immanuel') Many trinitarians will tell you that, since the personal name “Jesus” (probably “Yehoshua” in Hebrew) means “Jehovah is Salvation” (or “Jehovah Saves”), then Jesus is Jehovah. If that were true, then all the other people in the Bible whose names had that...

"The only name of God is Jesus"?? Then how is it that one who is God alone declares His name to be YHWH hundreds of times in the OT? And His followers call his name YHWH thousands of times in the OT? YHWH is not the Hebrew word for 'Lord' (ADN) and is clearly mistranslated as 'LORD' thousands...

Why do so many christians Hate Israel? Bar Kochba 135 A.D.

"its all about relationship Bible knowledge is great . but as the old hymn title just a closer walk with the. he stands at the door of our heart and knocks. wanting to come in and have fellowship with him. granted there are several ways of knowing him. drawing nigh close to him. prayer study of...

soul man in the OP said: "Rightly so, but you have to seperate [sic] Old and New because He was not father to any in the Old Testament." .................................... Jehovah is the Father: Is. 63:16; 64:8; Deut. 32:6; Ps. 89:26; Jer. 3:1, 4; 31:7, 9, ASV. Even many personal names of...

Is. 45:11 is speaking of YHWH (LORD/Jehovah) as the creator of Israel: Is. 45:11 - "The LORD is the Holy One of Israel. He made them. He says to them," NIRV. "This is what the LORD says— the Holy One of Israel, and its Maker:" - NIV, Cf. AT; CSB; CEB; CEV; ERV; EHV; EXB; HCSB; LEB; Moffatt...

Isaiah 9:6 All Christians, I believe, accept the son of Is. 9:6 as being the Christ. Some will tell you that since the meaning of this symbolic name includes the words “Mighty God, Eternal Father,” then Jesus is the Mighty God and the Eternal Father.” But there are at least two other ways...

1. Jn 10:30 The Father and I are one. [See John 17:1, 3. Then see John 17:21, 22.] 2. Philippians 2:5-6 You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had. Though he was God, he did not think of equality with God as something to cling [harpagmos] to. [The New American Standard Concordance...

JBF wrote: "Here it is important to make a distinction between Kurios and kurios. When the word is not capitalized, it may indeed refer to anyone in authority. But when it is capitalized, it is referring to that one who is in ultimate authority, Jesus Christ, even the Father."...

Kurios ('lord') is used as a title for anyone in authority, whether slaves to masters, wives to husbands, etc. Thayer admits the same: b. κύριος is a title of honor, expressive of respect and reverence, with which servants salute their master, Matthew 13:27; Matthew 25:20, 22; Luke 13:8; Luke...

There are 2 major uncertainties about the proper translation of Acts 20:28. Either one of those uncertainties completely nullifies any trinitarian "proof" proposed for this scripture! First, even some trinitarian Bibles translate this verse, "the church of the Lord." - NEB; REB; ASV; Moffatt...

Isaiah 9:6 (part 2) Another way competent Bible scholars have interpreted the meaning of this name is with the understanding that it (as with many, if not most, of the other Israelites’ personal names) does not apply directly to the person having the name (e.g., “Elijah” ("God Jehovah")...

Isaiah 9:6 (part 1) Many (but not all) trinitarians will tell you that Is. 9:6 proves that Jesus is God. Is. 9:6 says – “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...

Isaiah 48:16 Isaiah, like most other Bible writers, often interspersed the conversation of one person with statements by others and often doesn't identify the new speakers. Very often they appear to be comments by Isaiah himself. That this is very likely the case here is shown, not only by...

justbyfaith wrote above (1585): "One of the primary scriptures is the scripture that says that the name of the Son will be called among other things the everlasting Father." ................................. Even trinitarians do not confuse the two separate persons of the Father and the Son...

Zechariah 12:10 Jehovah God speaks: "...they shall look upon me whom they have pierced, and they shall mourn for him, as one mourneth for his only son" - Zech. 12:10, KJV; cf. NKJV, NIV, NASB, NEB, REB, ASV, AB, KJIIV, ETRV, Douay, Beck, Rotherham, Lamsa. This is interpreted by many...

101G wrote: As even many trinitarian Bible scholars admit: “Morphe is instanced from Homer onwards and means form in the sense of outward appearance.” - The New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology, 1986, Zondervan, p. 705, vol. 1. Thayer agrees that morphe is “the form by...

But Barney, it is a well-known fact that YHWH has been removed from all existing manuscripts of the NT. It only exists in personal names (Elijah, Abijah, etc.) and in compound words (hallelujah meaning 'praise Jehovah' as found in Rev. 19 for example). So, naturally it is not found in John...

APAK wrote: ........................... John 1:1 N-NMS GRK: ἦν ὁ λόγος - https://biblehub.com/greek/logos_3056.htm N-NMS means Noun-Nominative Masculine Singular. We should know this anyway just from the use of the Masculine Singular Article (ho, ὁ ) which is used with Logos. So the pronoun...

Ex. 3:15 - Jehovah [YHWH], .... This is My name forever, and this is My memorial from generation to generation. - LITV (Green) “Jehovah, .... This is My name forever and by this I am to be remembered through all generations.” - MLB. “Jehovah ... This is my eternal name, to be used throughout...