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The Father is greater only as concerning Jesus' humanity. Concerning the Deity of Christ, they are co-equal (John 5:18).

Ask the Lord to forgive you; you didn't sin against me.

Open your eyes and see, @BARNEY BRIGHT.

It says clearly in that verse that God has a Father. Of course that God is Jesus.

I prayed to receive Jesus into my heart and also called upon His name at the time of my baptism. His name is unmistakeable (Acts of the Apostles 4:10-12). If those pastors genuinely called on the name of the Lord at salvation, they did not lose what God gave to them; while they may be...

It may be, however, that this was written from John's perspective and because John didn't see satan, he assumed that Jesus didn't see satan either. Either way, the devil was definitely at work in that situation attempting to condemn the woman and also put Jesus on the spot.

I believe that the Bible teaches that it is not a good idea to have the names of any other god but the name of the one true God (YHWH) on our lips. And that includes the seven Jinn kings that you have mentioned.

Concerning @Randy Kluth's contentions earlier on in this thread: Cornelius was very likely the Centurion who encountered Jesus in Matthew 8:5-13; and therefore his righteousness was the righteousness of faith. This is consistent with the rest of holy scripture in light of your contention that...

I just came away from my response to this on another thread, I will repeat it again here. Cornelius was very likely the Centurion who encountered Jesus in Matthew 8:5-13; and therefore his righteousness was the righteousness of faith. This is consistent with the rest of holy scripture in light...

Concerning the righteousness of Cornelius. It is very probable that Cornelius is the Centurion that encountered Jesus in Matthew 8:5-13; and therefore his righteousness was the righteousness of faith. And I wouldn't doubt that this is the case, as this conclusion is consistent with what...

We do not obtain our righteousness in God by attempting to keep the law (a list of do's and don'ts). Rather, we receive the Holy Spirit through faith in Christ (Galatians 3:14) and then begin to bear the fruit of the Spirit as the result. Against such there is no law (Galatians 5:22-23); there...

I don't see anything wrong with this post; there is nothing in it that as a watchman I might have to address.

Yes, in this scripture God has a Father. So, Jesus is God.

That is a heresy identified as adoptionism. Do you have any biblical proof for what you are saying? 1 x 1 x 1 = 1. Yet, that is what 1 x 1 x 1 = 1 implies. Consider another, similar, scripture. 2Jo 1:3, Grace be with you, mercy, and peace, from God the Father, and (kai, even) from the...

There is no one who has genuinely called upon the name of the Lord who is now an atheist, who is not also now a prodigal son or daughter. If they were truly born again, they will return to the Lord. Love never fails (1 Corinthians 13:8a) and the Lord is faithful (2 Timothy 2:13).

He was (Isaiah 9:6).

Yes...and I agree that if anyone truly has salvation, they cannot lose it; because it is a gift. Romans 11:29. Also no one can add to it or take away from it. Ecclesiastes 3:14.

I'll agree with this...provided you are not talking about the nominal, lukewarm, or shallow faith that falls away when tested (Luke 8:13).

It is true that God is a Person.

My adopted mother Eunice once exclaimed to her sister in pleasure, God sent Geoffrey yet again to come and help me carry my things to where I needed them carried. To which her sister replied, "no...he sent himself that time!"