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* I would want to hear Zooky’s side of the story before I figured it out. *

* Not the only thing, but yeah. *

* I guess there’s something to be said for an honest witch doctor. *

Jesus himself is a Jewish monotheist. His God is the echad elohim. I am. The scripture is the truth. It’s your conclusion that I don’t agree with. Why are you not able to see that Jesus didn’t worship the Trinity?

Jesus worships the one God. He either worships the Trinity (your God) or he worships the God of Jewish monotheism (my God). I asked earlier why it doesn’t make sense to you that a Jewish monotheist worships the God of Jewish monotheism. I wasn’t moved by your response.

There is no alternative to Jesus being a monotheist. The only alternative to Jewish monotheism given in scripture is idolatry. The Messiah is a Jewish monotheist. It’s inconceivable that the Messiah is an idolater.

“What does the Old Testament tell us of God? It tells us there is one God, a wonderful God of life and love and righteousness and power and glory and mystery, who is the creator and lord of the whole universe, who is intensely concerned with the tiny people of Israel. It tells us of His Word...

Thanks. I’m an ex-trinitarian. When I was a trinitarian I thought and said what you are saying. I’m a Jewish monotheist now.

Thanks. It sounds to me that we are back to where I thought we were in the beginning -> you’re a trinitarian. The God of the trinitarian or the God of the Jewish monotheist. Jesus is a Jesus monotheist. So which God does Jesus worship? I agree with the Apostles’s Creed. Jesus himself is...

“If you have time to read social media, you have time to read your Bible.” - Shane Pruitt Plan or no plan, how’s it going with your daily Bible reading?

I still have a little work to do before it’s lights out for me. Hopefully we’ll talk again later today, or soon. Goodnight.

Are you trying to tell me that you believe the Father is Father, Son and Holy Spirit?

You’re welcome. I hate spell check. It’s bailed me out a few times but it’s also gotten me into some ridiculous situations. Yes. Yes.

The Father is the God of Jewish monotheism. You ruled out Jesus being a monotheist. How do you resolve this? Did you mean to say, “There is no eternal life apart from the Lord Jesus Christ”? If so, I agree. (Typos happen.) If not, then I don’t know what you’re trying to tell me.

That’s helpful. Now that you’ve ruled out Jesus being a monotheist, we are left with two questions: 1. What are the alteratives to Jesus being a monotheist? and 2. Who do you say Jesus worshipped as his deity? I worship God and the Messiah.

So you don’t think Jesus worshipped the God of Jewish monotheism because you think Jewish monotheism crucified … the Trinity? Surely not. Jesus worshipped the God of Jewish monotheism. - me Jesus didn’t worship the God of Jewish monotheism - you (I think.) If Jesus (who is a Jewish...

You must have misunderstood me. God’s word is truth.

Elohim is always plural in form. It can be plural in meaning. Biblical examples would be a group of human judges or a group of pagan deities. When used in reference to the God of Israel it is always singular in meaning. When applied to the Messiah it is always singular in meaning. I agree with...