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* Saved a few bucks and got … something. *

What I wrote is offered in support of the opening post.

* A friend sent me this and asked what I saw first - a man or giraffes. I told him I saw the desert first. He wrote back and said “What desert?” I don’t know, man. I assume Sahara. *

Of course it is true. Scripture cannot be broken. I’ve said often that God and the Messiah are one. The Messiah himself says that they are one. I’ll say it again: God and the Messiah are one.

* I did. (Except mine was white. They weren’t as concerned about our visibility in my school district as they should have been.) I’m not. *

How do we know the God whom the believing Jewish monotheist is speaking about to unbelieving Jewish monotheists (and God-fearing gentiles) is the Messiah’s God? Context. “1. The one God. (a) theos is the most frequent designation of God in the NT. Belief in the one, only, and unique God (Matt...

He is speaking to them about the Messiah’s God.

What we say - expressed in our words and deeds - is a witness.