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https://jewsforjesus.org/answers/what-is-the-source-of-jewish-monotheism People who say there is no such thing as Jewish monotheism are doing nothing more than flouting their ignorance on the subject. There are a plethora of books and articles written by scholars on the topic of Jewish...

Returning now to the OP, Jesus is the Son of his Father. Jesus is the Son of his God. ”Blessed be the God and Father of our lord Jesus Messiah.” (Ephesians 1:3, 2 Corinthians 1:3; 1 Peter 1:3) Easy verses to remember 1:3, 1:3, 1:3. Repeated for emphasis. Rejected early in the thread by...

The difference between the two translations I was comparing is a bright one. John is a Jewish monotheist. In his prologue he is taking his readers back to the Genesis creation account. It was the Father who spoke the creation into existence. John isn’t speaking about two persons (and certainly...

There is nothing wrong with the link I provided. I’ve used it for over a decade without experiencing any problem with it. I’ve never heard anyone (before now) who clicked on the link say that they had a problem with it. I don’t know what the nature of the problem you had clicking on it so...

I gave you the link to the Geneva Bible but it doesn’t appear to me that you looked at it. I’ll quote the prologue from John’s Gospel for you in this post. Please compare it carefully to the translation which you posted. ” 1 In the beginning was that Word, and that Word was with God, and that...

All of them do.

I don’t reject any verses. I understand all passages of scripture - Old Testament and New Testament - from the perspective of the Messiah’s own Jewish monotheism.

No. That isn’t correct. As I said, God is creating the coming age by Messiah.

I’m doing that, and I’m doing it slowly for a purpose.

No. That is not correct. As the trinitarian scholar Colin Brown said, that is a patent misreading of scripture. You’re reading Jesus into the text, not out of the text.

Are you driving the car or am I?

I understood what you’re asking, and thank you for asking. I’m slowly walking you through it.

Will you look at the verses as they are rendered in the Geneva Bible? http://www.genevabible.org/geneva.html You’re going to see Jewish monotheism if you do.

In the beginning God - not the Son of God - created the heavens and the earth @Truly. “God said … “ - that’s not Jesus. That’s not the Messiah. God didn’t speak by his Son, the Messiah, until “these last days”.

God is the Father, Yahweh. He did not speak by his Son (Jesus) in the Hebrew Bible. ”These last days” began in the New Testament. Some people might say “these last days” began with the conception of Jesus in the womb of the virgin. Some might say that “these last days” began when Jesus embarked...

I understand all of them through the lens of Jewish monotheism. Let’s look at the last verse which you quoted, Hebrews 1:1. Did God speak by his Son in the Hebrew Bible / Old Testament? We can answer that question by identifying when “these last days” began.

Obtained from a search of my posts for “dual number” - Post in thread '˒ĕlōhı̂m: Plural Persons, or Majesty?' ˒ĕlōhı̂m: Plural Persons, or Majesty? This is elementary Hebrew language textbook information. True, not false.