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Developing a habit, even a modest one, takes time. I think it will go well but we may experience some difficulty along the way. If either one of us falls short the other can pick him up and we keep going together, for as long as we mutually decide to do it.

No repentance. No apology. The deception deepens. A new church and a new Bible to serve the watchers.

Now forming. The Daily 10 Minute Man Bible Reading Group. Current membership: 2 Membership requirement: Commitment to read the Bible for ten minutes every day. Today’s reading: Matthew 1:1-25.

Then so will I. Check back with me today or tomorrow and let me know how you did. We can talk about what you read or not talk about what you read. We might just mentally check the “We read it” box and decide what we’re going to read together on the next day. I still think you should start a...

Will you do it today?

I don’t think you would inconvenience anybody. I think you would make the day for many. You wouldn’t chill them; you would thrill them. Why not start in Matthew Chapter 1? It contains 25 verses. Could you read that in ten minutes?

Ten minutes isn’t asking a lot. You can do it. You could probably find someone on the forum who would be willing to do it with you. I bet if you asked you would find that there are many here who would. I think ”the line at your door” would be a lengthy one. A suggestion for you: Start a new...

When I first registered here I registered as a “Christian” member, because that’s what I am. After a short while I proposed changing my registration from “Christian” to “Other Faith”. After quite a bit of public discussion with the staff, I requested that it be changed and it was. Surely you‘re...

Could you spare, say, ten minutes a day every day reading Jesus? I’ve found that sometimes people need to have an accountability partner, even someone who would commit to reading the same passages of scripture each day that they are reading each day. Would you be interested in doing something...

I’ve repeatedly said that I believe Jesus is divine and not a “mere man”. I don’t end in the middle of the sentence.

Jesus’ creed and those who affirm it aren’t welcome in Christian forums? Would you say that all non-trinitarians or only some non-trinitarians aren’t Christians? Were there any Christians - by which I mean trinitarians only - living in Old Testament days?

Then you will have to say that trinitarians scholars do as well. That would put me in good company. Most of what I know I’ve learned from trinitarian scholarship. I used to tell my students before I retired that it was fine to say they didn’t know something, except on tests. That’s helpful...

I was speaking about the creed of Judaism, not Judaism in general. Jesus affirmed the creed of Judaism. You will have seen this in scripture (Mark 12:29-31). The seed - Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, Son of God - has come.

Jesus does. His creed is the creed of Judaism. His creed is my creed. So does Jesus. So do I.

I’ll be stepping out for a workout at the gym shortly. God willing, I’ll be back sometime this afternoon. Were you asking me about the first messianic prophecy in Genesis?

So Jesus is the Son of his God. What do you say to the woman who says early in this thread (post #10) that that’s ”wrong and unbiblical”?