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How does on get the the three heavenly witnesses without the three from earth who are Jesus. There is no way [other than] to suspect that it was fluidly part of verse 8. Edit: I should have proofed this better.

Probably not. It's Chatgpt. Today's Hebrew is so defective that it is likely the other form of OLAM got ignored. I like the LXX rendering very much. Theology makes OLAM out to mean everlasting rather than permanent. Eternal Hell corresponds to Permanent Hell. This wouldn't "justify" God who...

He did believe Jesus to be the Most High. He even said 2 gods at time.

Don't expect me to ignore your errors and blunders either.

It is the name of God redeeming Israel. Do you have a problem with that? I don't think you do.

Penal Substitutionary Atonement, AIONOS, and OLAM

The God, who is with us, is not a messianic name, and happens to be the advent of the gospel. I disagree that it has to be a human being, and secondly, it is an event misinterpreted by the ECFs among other things.

And I gave you a quote from that source.

It's always luck. Look at Job.

What must it be like to think oneself special for believing the trinity doctrines?

Paul didn't write his letters in Aramaic.

Obedience doesn't save either, but it does put you in the right place in the afterlife.

τοῦ μεγάλου θεοῦ καὶ σωτῆρος ἡμῶν Ἰησοῦ Χριστοῦ

of a great God, and of ours, the savior the Messiah Jesus.

Even Hindus have the wrong belief system. I don't think they are hell-bound.

Manuscripts or different rendering of OLAM...? I am checking. Lexical discrepancies. ἀπ᾽ ἀρχῆς ἐξ ἡμερῶν αἰῶνος from the start of the permanenting days. OLAM is not eternal but rather permanent or make something permanent. Permanent punishment or chastisement would be a behavior correction that...

"God is with us" It is not a person, but rather an action. God was certainly with them. i.e. Israel.

The indefinite article can be thought of as meaningless noun which introduces another name and noun. One is sometimes an indefinite article, but has a bit of meaning.

Latin and English was used to reconstruct the Greek. It isn't perfect, but I have a hard time believing mistakes in manuscripts were tolerated before the age of typos and printing.

I discovered a post-trib rapture concurrent with the fall of the temple. I don't like the answer, but I endorse it.