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Showing once again, trinitarians ignore the actual explicit word of God repeated that contradicts their doctrine.

That’s right. I am a Christian, meaning I follow Christ, which is Christ’s command, “follow me,” who taught us to pray to God the Father, not the Trinity or to him.

Huh? Laps. You keep asking questions we’ve discussed MANY times. Jesus is what Scripture teaches he is, no more and no less: Mark 1:1 God’s Anointed, a man chosen by God among the people of Israel, the expected prophet Moses told us about (Duet 18:15-18, John 1:21, 45), t be sacrificed to take...

It’s funny that you ask questions we discussed MANY times already. THEM are trinitarians. No, I am a Christian who rejects the Trinity. Your god Jesus is an IDOL.

Context. This shows he’s not a serious Biblical student, trying to pull a fast one in taking what I wrote out of context to invent ‘progress.’ Redefining victory is in line with them inventing definitions out of whole cloth, rejecting logic, redefining language usage and have no definition to...

Not an answer to my question. Sad. Very sad.

It's a very serious question that I asked you. Your question is a joke because the implied claims are false, i.e., no verse says Jesus is YHWH, no verse says God the Son.

No link? I look forward to hearing from during the next 4 years.

Wrong on both counts. You said you believe Jesus is YHWH, the title of this thread (and the trinity, in general). I asked how you feel about believing in things that contradict Scripture, i.e., why are you OK with it?

On the contrary. Scripture tells us repeatedly that Jesus is divine, meaning OF God or FROM God - son, servant, word, lamb, priest, apostle, witness, etc. Angels are divine. Prophets are divine. The claim of the trinity is not that he is divine but that he is THE deity of the Bible.

So again, why are you OK believing what is contrary to Scripture; There is only one God, the Father?

Eisegesis is not evidence. Can’t answer questions. Sad.

We are God’s sons and daughters and are fully human. Guess what? ‘Son of God’ is a title just as ‘Son of Man’ is a title. Like us, Scripture says Jesus was chosen by God, just like he chose us. Acts 17:31. Colossians 3:12.

It doesn’t have to. A is A. It means the same as A is fully A.

Sympathy and mercy run amok.

That I’m content? Yes. That the Bible teaches Jesus is a man? No. Yet, still a human being was he. This is how adjectives work. “This is no ordinary apple (but the one that landed on Newton’s head)” still refers to an apple.

Yes. I’m content to rest on what the Bible teaches that he is a man. I feel no need to speculate beyond that.

I did. You want to segue into your born again theme. I'm stopping on the point of our Spirit is God's spirit. Feel free to start a thread on the importance of being born again. You go to that idea often.

Your rationalization is rejected for it means, in effect, there is no non-military targets.

We don't have to be conceived like Jesus was for his Spirit to connect us all. 1 Corinthians 2:12 What we have received is not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit who is from God