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Alluded to? That is supposed to supersede 1C, many times Adonai alone is God + 10,000 singular pronouns referring to God?! What does a singular pronoun refer to, not allude to but refer to?

God is Spirit, not flesh. Ergo, God is not Jesus. Opinion is not. Fact is Scripture says many times God alone is the Father alone. Fact is Scripture never days God the Son.

I did not miss it. There are many lords but only one God - and it ain’t Jesus.

Absolutely Not! Paul said, for us, there is one God, the Father.

It’s so funny how to take things literally that are figurative and Vica versa. The Son of God is not literally called Immanuel. Jesus literally died. That’s how you know he is not almighty God. In addition, Scripture always parses God and Jesus. See Revelation 1:1

It’s so odd how you invent a criteria. A bullet proof vest only works if you are currently wearing it in the moment of truth. For some reason, you want to add a mystical, magical dimension to the topic.

Language usage. How you know Jesus is not God. God, in his unitarian nature, showed Jesus something ... the more you know ... Revelation 1 Contemporary English Version 1 This is what God showed to Jesus Christ

Present tense, not past tense. And I don't think it means lip service either.

Jesus died. Therefore, he is not God. (There is more than one 'him' in the Bible but only one unitarinan/monotheist God) next.......

I already answered that question; not Jesus but God.

Just another desperate attempt to find what is not there. 10,000 times God is referred to using singular pronouns. What do singular pronouns refer to? The verse if said by King Henry might read, ‘Son, the throne you inherit from Henry (‘o Henry) will last forever. ‘ This does not mean the son...

I don’t understand what you are asking. Joe Biden of Maryland. Joe is not Maryland. Odd for trinitarians to make that supposition. Language usage. The son of Joe is not Joe.

No. That’s Emmanuel.

Thinking we are God’s is a problem we had from the beginning.

What a remarkably unaware question. People all over the world get married more than once. Few marry the same person! How in the world you connect and relate 2 sets of beings getting married is not too clear but it is funny.

Again, wrong. John 12:41 does not even have Jesus in the verse! You are so desperate to find support for your doctrine, you are projecting onto unitarian text. Another failure on your part to address the text. Ignore John 20:17 explicitly saying Jesus is going to his God. Another failure on...

Wrong. You asked you is being referred to in Isaiah. Just because you are pretending the verse supports your doctrine does not mean it does. You did not like the fact that I said the Eternal, not Jesus.

Except matt 16:18 does not say his successors.

Your point is pointless. 2 different grooms, 2 different brides. How profound is that?

Reminds me of 15 In fact, I don’t understand why I act the way I do. I don’t do what I know is right. I do the things I hate. 16 Although I don’t do what I know is right, I agree that the Law is good. Romans 7:15-16 (CEV) Emily Dickinson wrote a poem I love that includes, The Heart asks for...