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As opposed to his final answer, even simpler that he said he is to be known forever. I am = 2 words YHWH= 1 word

After what I posted, this is Willfully Ignorant. Make a blessed day.

I don’t really know what kosher means. I know Hebrews eat lamb and fish.

I’m not the one making claims without a Scripture verse. :eek:

Wow! You deny there is any figurative language in Scripture?! When God called the Israelite’s a stiff necked people, you think he is referring to some kind of birth defect or medical condition?! I suggest you get yourself a good study Bible to help you from continuing to embarrass yourself.

Given your long established pattern of claiming the Bible says things that it doesn’t, I’m dubious of your claim void of an actual reference to Scripture.

The beginning of Jesus ministry, not Creation. Specifically, The whole book of John is about Jesus being God’s Anointed not God incarnate, v20:31. Don’t you realize that using the gospel contrary to the explicit purpose shows how the Bible does not teach the trinity?

I’m OK with that provided one understands it was not in the flesh. God is Spirit and Jesus is flesh. Not equal.

I did not know that. Such humility in stark co ready to todays tramps literally walking around without panties or in meat suits.

Pot calling kettle black. Friend, it is you who are twisting what the Bible says. Moses literally saw a burning bush. He literally saw the glory of God. LANGUAGE USAGE: This is how people talk. I saw a miracle today = I saw God at work today = I saw God today.

Who had a meal with God? Again, you have to stop trying to get Scripture and me to say things that are not being said. My turn to ask a question. Do you recognize the Bible is highly figurative and how some of the passages trinitarians are taking as literal can also be interpreted...

John 1 does not introduce the Messiah until v14. The only thing to see in John 1 up until that point is God, in his wholeness, in his unitarian nature, where John mirrors God's plan from Creation culminating in him sending the chosen Redeemer for mankind. You really do not see how Deut 18:15-18...

You have to stop trying to make Scripture and me say what is not being said. By figuratively meeting Moses face to face, I did not mean they did not meet. Rather, God being Spirit does not have a body which includes a face. Of course, God who is Spirit met with Moses and Abraham and/or send...

The same way that you hearing a person's voice life or in person is different from hearing it ... wait for it ... through a telephone. I've referenced Deut 18:15-18 several times. Have you read it and understood how it applies to the word becoming flesh?

LOL Reading trinitarian dogma onto unitarian text not even referencing Jesus.

No man has seen God = literal God spoke to Moses face to face = figurative. When we say today, "we saw eye to eye" it is a figure of speech.

That which emerged from God, his reason, logic, voice or word. In the beginning, God said. This is no triune apology. John is mirroring GE 1 except introduces the Messiah at v14. Before time itself was measured, the Voice was speaking. The Voice was and is God. 2 This celestial Word...

Not at all. Jesus is not referred to in John 1 until v14.

Do you spiritually discern the next verse, where he gave the name of YHWH, which is the name for him to be remembered all through time? Or do you just ignore it, pretending "I AM" is what he even said, which it isn't. There is no ‘great I am’ in Scripture and neither God nor Jesus ever actually...

Girls around the world should taught to model QEII.When I think of her, the first thought that comes to mind is duty. A woman of great honor.