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Luke 17:21: “... the Kingdom of God is in the midst of you.” - RSV. Also NAB [‘70]; MLB; RSV; NASB; ESV; NIV; NWT. “... the kingdom of God is among you” - NEB. Also NRSV; REB; Beck; NAB [‘91]; JB; HCSB; ISV; NJB; The New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology, Vol. 3, p. 844...

One important thing found in the KJV is the use of God's name. The KJV translators removed that name and replaced it with the mistranslated "LORD" in nearly all of the many thousands of places it was found in the text they used, but miraculously used it at Ps. 83:18. Psalm 83:16-18, KJV: "Fill...

Davy wrote: It should be noted that W&H used ancient manuscripts to establish their text. Since their time there have been other respected texts such as the Nestle texts, the United Bible Societies' texts, etc. All of which are superior to the flawed Received Text used by the KJV. One...

“Speculative thought began to analyze the divine nature until in the 4th century an elaborate theory of a threefoldness in God appears. In this Nicene or Athanasian form of thought God is said to consist of three persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, all equally eternal, powerful and glorious.”...

Isaiah 64:8 But now, O Jehovah, thou art our Father; we are the clay, and thou our potter; and we all are the work of thy hand. - ASV.

At Matt. 28:19, we find, “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name [singular in the Greek] of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” - RSV. It is true that “name” (onoma in NT Greek) can mean “authority,” “power,” etc., but it is “in general of the...

The New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology, Zondervan, 1986, tells us: “The reason why judges are called ‘gods’ in Ps. 82 is that they have the office of administering God’s judgment as ‘sons of the Most High’. In context of the Ps. the men in question have failed to do...

So these trinitarian translators and publishers are false Trinitarians: The ESV; ISV; LEB; MEV; MOUNCE; NAB (2010 ed.); NASB; NEB; NKJV; NLT; NRSV; REB; RSV; 21st Century King James Version; TEV; and WE show (by quotation marks and indenting) that Rev. 22:14 and 15 are not the words of the...

Most trinitarian-translated Bibles show, by use of their punctuation, that Rev. 22:13 is the Father (Jehovah) speaking. Jesus begins to speak at Rev. 22:16.

Strong's Concordance adam: man, mankind Original Word: אָדָם Part of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: adam Phonetic Spelling: (aw-dawm') Definition: man, mankind NAS Exhaustive Concordance Word Origin from an unused word Definition man, mankind NASB Translation any man (2), anyone (4)...

What is really intended at Is. 9:6? First, one probable answer: the words are to be taken in their secondary sense (e.g., 'a mighty god' rather than 'the mighty God'). Another probable answer is that the name, like so many personal names of Israelites, was intended as a praise or description...

......................................... "As the doctrine of the Trinity is indiscoverable by reason, so it is incapable of proof from reason.　 There are no analogies to it in Nature, not even in the spiritual nature of man, who is made in the image of God.　 In His trinitarian mode of being...

Morphe (Form) Although it has been rejected by even many trinitarian Bible scholars, some others attempt to force an interpretation of morphe (μορφῇ) that includes the idea of “essence” or “nature.” They do this only at Phil. 2:6 (Jesus “was in the form [morphe] of God”) because the true...

It's very difficult to find a translation of this verse which is not mistranslated to support the trinity (binity?). This was the closest I could find: "He existed [huparchon] in the form [morphe] of God, yet he gave no thought to seizing [harpagmos] equality with God as his supreme prize. -TPT...

Titus 1:3 reads "God" correctly according to the NT Greek texts.

SPURIOUS! 1 Tim. 3:16 ("God was manifest in the flesh") As this is translated in the KJV it makes Paul say that Jesus is God “manifest in the flesh.” Although the KJV translates 1 Tim. 3:16 with “God” as above, nearly all other translations today use a word which refers, not to God, but to...

Anyone willing to look up Daniel's vision of God? How many persons does Daniel see as God?

Still looking for a reasonable response. Here is what I have found when searching the scriptures for visions of God: Even though God has caused a representation of himself to be "seen" in dreams and visions, we still don’t know exactly what he "physically" looks like. Still, we should get...

Are you really telling me that if one looks up every vision or dream of God in scripture, he will not find out the truth of the matter? Or are you saying that, as here, most trinitarians won't bother to do it for obvious reasons. Ezek. 1; Dan. 7; Acts 7:55, 56; Rev. 4-5; 19:4. There are...

Please carefully and thoroughly search to find a vision, dream, or clear description in scripture wherein God is shown as more than one person. (This is really not that difficult. Either there is a vision, dream, description, etc. somewhere in clear, undisputed scripture showing the one God as...