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Those are good points. In Jewish monotheism, the one true God is the Messiah’s God and none other. The Messiah himself - Jesus of Nazareth - is a Jewish monotheist. It’s reasonable from the perspective of a Jewish monotheist to worship as the one true God the only one whom the Messiah himself...

Yes. All of that is true. That is a trinitarian interpretation of the passages you‘ve cited. As a Jewish monotheist, I interpret the same passages but through the lens of Jewish monotheism. Naturally that gives each of us a different understanding of what the scripture says, and even of who...

“Jesus is the exegesis of God. He is the perfect visible exposition of the invisible Father.” - Mike Riccardi “The invisible Father” is Yahweh @KUWN. Yahweh is the God and Father of Jesus. ”Blessed be the God and Father of our lord Jesus Messiah.” - Peter and Paul Short form of their comment...

“The things that cause you to rejoice reveal what effectively and functionally rules your heart.” - Paul David Tripp

“A declaration of Yahweh to my lord (Heb. adoni) … .” Heb. adoni -> lord. Occurs 195 times in the Hebrew Bible. Number of times it is used in reference to Yahweh -> 0 Number of times it is used in reference to someone who isn’t Yahweh -> 195

Welcome to the forum. I’m a Jewish monotheist who believes, teaches and preaches that Jesus of Nazareth is the blessed one who comes in the name of the Lord. Will that do? I’m interested in hearing your full response, if it will.

A very short introduction to the Jewish law of agency @KUWN. https://skipmoen.com/2018/01/shaliah/ You don’t have to “bet on it” - everyone should believe what they are persuaded is true - but I do. If nothing else it will help you understand why I believe what I believe about Yahweh and Jesus...

Even in your response, you make a distinction between Yahweh and Jesus Christ. Jesus isn’t Yahweh. Yahweh is the God and Father of Jesus. What passages like this show is that the Messiah does what his God and Father does. My post was in direct response to your post. The trinitarian scholar I...