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* Inquisitive Anteater deserves an answer. *

* I just got Larry’d a few minutes ago on the forum. What a day! *

* I just hope the ducks aren’t there to say, “We told you so.” *

You aren’t speaking the truth. The trinitarians I quoted for you and to you did.

You’ve ignored the facts, invented a religion in your head, and falsely attributed it to the Holy Spirit. Telling me and the trinitarians to read Acts and 1 Corinthians - as if we have’t - is utterly ridiculous.

The issue isn’t denominations. The issue is what is taught in the New Testament. You’ve set yourself against Jesus and the apostles. The trinitarian sources I quoted did not. I’m persuaded by them, not by you, because they’re acknowledging basic facts and you’re not.

The trinitarians I quoted got it right. You’ve gotten it wrong.

Let the trinitarians teach you, then come back to me.

“The clause the LORD says to my Lord contains two different words for ‘lord’ in the original. The first word is Yahweh, the Hebrew covenant name for God. The second is adoni, meaning ‘lord’ or ‘master.’ So, in Psalm 110:1, David writes this: “Yahweh says to my Adoni ….’ To better...

The Baptist preacher asks, ”To whom is Yahweh speaking?” @David in NJ answers, “King David”. The Baptist pastor continues, ”Psalm 110:1 is a royal psalm, which means that it’s about the king of Israel. Psalm 110 is also a psalm of David, meaning that David is its author. The person Yahweh is...

It’s your false teachings, not what is written in scripture, that‘s the issue.

Put down the rock in your hand and listen to Jesus. The Shema tells us who his God is. He confirms it in his words. You have no spiritual discernment. I knew it when you persisted in telling me (and anyone within the sound of your voice) that we are brothers in Christ. You believe things which...

You’re adding hypocrisy to your false teaching.