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Did someone who knew Jesus in person or someone who lived at that time think he was God in the flesh? To understand biblical content as historical and real, I like to visualize myself at the time of the events I am reading about. If I had been a Jew in times when Jesus was a man and walked in...

When Moses wrote the first books of the Bible, although he was recounting earlier events, the personal name of the Creator of the Universe was already very well known. The Israelites worshiped Jehovah by name, and that name distinguished their God from the rest of the gods of the neighboring...

The personal name of the God of Abraham and of Jesus and his followers in diferent languages: Corean -여호와. Yeohowa Arabian - يهوه. Yahuh French - Jéhovah Portuguese - Jeová Hawaian - ʻO Iēhova Armenian - Եհովան. Yehovan Japanese - エホバ. Ehoba Amharic - ይሖዋ. Yiḥowa Cañares - ಯೆಹೋವನು...

There is not any I AM that I know of ... I don't call my God with names that humans invent. I know my God has a proper name; I can read it in the Bible when I study it and it is there near 7,000 times, and it does not say Yahweh in the Bible I read ... but JEHOVAH, which is a form in English...

Who are those "Jews who studied scripture" you refer to, and how did you find out what you say about them (if there is anything special that I can't know through my Bible study today)?

Did you know that although the name of Jehovah does not appear in almost any version of the modern NT, it is never stopped speaking of him in the Christian Scriptures with other titles and descriptive terms that perfectly distinguish Him from Jesus, his Son? Here are some of them: 1) "the God...

The capitalized title God is a neutral term referring to the God of gods spoken of in the OT. In the NT there are other ways of calling him: "the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob" (Acts 3:13; Luke 20:37; Mark 12:26), "the God of the ancestors of the Jews" (Acts 5:30), "the Majesty" (Heb. 1:3...

Read the whole account. Texts out of context are just pretexts. Have a good one, you too ... and thank you for speaking with respect, as is proper of Christians.

You are escused. Thanks for your time. Now I may be busy in other matters. Have a good one.

I know one name God gave Himself that He made to be written near 7,000 times in the Bible. Do you know it? If you want to talk about other names of God, why don't you open a thread about it? It is a good idea, and it may be interesting to the rest of forumers too. This thread is about that...

God did not speak English to Moses, and neither what He said in Hebrew means what some people say it means, and the prove is back in the topic. To deny the obvious is to deceive oneself.

Read what is said. If Christians share what they research and the info is verified, people who is interested in biblical matters do not have to pay for knowledge and feed the religious business. Cooperate with others who may need to learn more than what they have been told.

Instead of trying to disqualify forumers, why not do some research on the subject and share what you find... like me? PS: If internet forums were used by Christians to share quality information instead of attacking each other or saying AMEN to everything that is written without verifying the...

William Tyndale was a biblical scholar in his time. His translation of the Bible was a challenge in his day, as the Church did not want the Bible to be translated into the common languages of the people and persecuted those who tried to do so. Tyndale could not translate the entire Bible, but he...

Checking on one of the first English versions of the Bible, translated directly from manuscripts in the original languages, I found the William Tyndale's Bible, made by him between 1522 and 1536. This is his translation of Exo. 3:13,14: Tyndale Bible in old English: Exo. 3:13 Than sayde Moses...

I was talking about Christian biblical writers and witnesses of Jesus at the time, not about the Jews. Didn't you know that the New Testament writers quoted from the LXX most of the time they were referring to an OT passage? In the Greek LXX the phrase Ehyeh asher ehyeh is translated in a...

A curiosity for those who read and learn new things with this topic: At the time of Jesus Christ the non-Jews read the Scriptures in Greek with the LXX. The disciples of Jesus quoted from it i(n Greek) because that version of the OT was well known at the time, and that was the common language...

@marks , I am not having any discussion with you, since from the very beginning you are getting personal in your posts on my topic. You accuse me of having an agenda, and now want to make me talk about what you want or about the "credentials" I need to talk about what I am talking about. If you...

About that part of your post, I already asked you to open your own topic about that ... I see you do not have many opened topics in the forum, but try to divert others' topics. That is not correct.

I guess you do not accept that Ehyeh asher ehyeh does not mean I am who I am but I will become what I will become. I guess you'll have to investigate the matter on your own. I already did it and I'm just sharing my conclusions.