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This reflects poor reading comprehension. The Word of God demonstrates Jesus literally came (and disappeared) numerous times. To be correct, the 2nd Coming, therefore, must be figurative.

The trinity is NOT in the Bible. "I am" is not a claim of divinity. Desperate reach - and sad attempt at intimidation. This is the beginning of the good news of Jesus, the Anointed One, the Liberating King, the Son of God. Mark 1:1

I noticed the trinitarian trolls did not respond to this excellent post.

Criticize all you want. My point is any legitimate criticism is based on his speculation not on his actual theology. Well, I reject the notion of acting only on 'need.' In short, I am an ally to jaybird. It is OK if he makes points beyond what is 'needed.' That you actually reference 1...

There are numerous verses about Satan and demons. Do you mean they are on Earth in compliance with the will of God? There is a Scriptural reference where an angel came down from heaven at the order of Jesus? What verse is that?

I agree with you. And by agree with you, do not assume I mean that I agree with you. o_O

"I am" is not a claim of divinity. The vid explained it in detail. It is a trinitarian myth. The reason Christian's deny Jesus is God in Flesh has been expounded on in great detail. I am a unitarian and started a thread, The Case Against Trinitarianism. The trinity is not in the Bible. Sad...

Nice figurative implication you are making. See posts in other thread about angels in Genesis and Sodom & Gomorra.

Yet, the Jews did not ever take it as trinitarians do. I've stated repeatedly that "I am" is NOT a name of God nor a claim of deity.

I've said it repeatedly. Jesus is my lord but not the LORD God.

Haven't we been through this before? Don't bother! "The doctrine of the trinity" is not the trinity. It is moving the goalposts. I reject trinitarianism but admit there are some verses THAT APPEAR to support some of it. Funny how trinitarians cannot even admit the trinity is not in the Bible...

I wrote about this some years ago. "The Second Coming of Christ" is a title of an event, a figurative expression. Many people say they've seen Jesus appear to them. These literal experiences are not the event tied to Judgment.

No. Not fine. He has engaged in speculation to make a point. Such speculation does not mean he is stating his doctrine - that others are quick to pounce on as incorrect. The point of his speculation remains but trinitarians who've trolled this thread use anything to divert attention from verses...

There are only 2 beings or persons. God and his suffering servant. God is Spirit and his Spirit is holy. 3 With that in mind, I want you to understand that no one saying “Jesus is cursed” is operating under God’s Spirit, and no one confessing “Jesus is Lord” can do so without the Holy Spirit’s...

Demonstrably not true. The trinity is not in the Bible.

Indeed.Can you give a reason why Jews say Isaiah 9:6 does not refer to Jesus?

No. It is an undisputed fact. The Jews reject the trinity and the Jews wrote the Bible.

No. The Scripture you are referring to is the re-created things.

Because the entire Bible is written by anti-trinitarian authors! Obviously, you are transposing your trinitarian doctrine onto the text and did not read Deuteronomy 18:15-18 or watch the vid I provided.

True. However, the chosen were chosen before the world was created. It doesn't change anything about 'the world' being figurative in terms who Jesus came for. That is, unless you also subscribe to universalism?