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Jesus of Nazareth was and still is a Jewish monotheist. He hasn’t rejected Jewish monotheism. My trinitarian conversation partner has.

You reject Jewish monotheism. I don’t. I want our readers to see how you reject it (it’s instructive), and you‘re showing them how you do.

You misread me and consequently draw wrong conclusions about me. The Hebrew scriptures all, without exception, point to, attest to, confirm the Messiah’s Jewish monotheism. *** The Invitation ”Hey, Jewish monotheist. Stop thinking like a Jewish monotheist. Start thinking like a trinitarian.”...

“… what we think, how we think, and what we do in response to what we think matters to God.” (George Barna, Think Like Jesus, p. 13) We should all be able to agree about that general statement. Jesus is a Jewish monotheist. That’s an historical fact. He hasn’t changed. He is the same...

Thank you. As always, let everyone be convinced in his or her own mind. I urge our readers to both respond and react.

The Messiah’s own God is Yahweh, not the Trinity. It’s Jewish monotheism that is biblical. I find that persuasive, whether you or anyone else does or not.

I hope people are listening to you. You don’t sound like a Jewish monotheist. You sound like a post-biblical trinitarian. The way you talk about the Jewish monotheists in scripture is not the way Jewish monotheists talk about the Jewish monotheists in scripture. You are using language that the...

I feed you the words of Jesus, the prophets, and the apostles - who are all Jewish monotheists, not trinitarians - and, because you are a trinitarian, the words of trinitarian scholarship.

You’re confusing the New Testament with the interpretation of the post-biblical creeds. The disciples are Jewish monotheists. They understood the difference between someone who is Adonai and someone who is adoni. Agreed. The New Testament argument is that a particular Jewish monotheist is...

“ … God is the head of the Messiah.” (1 Corinthians 11:3, ISV) The God who is the head of the Messiah is Yahweh, the “only God our Savior” (Jude 1:25), our heavenly Father, in Jewish monotheism.

No. Jesus is a Jewish monotheist. He is the one who defines truth for his disciples (John 6:63). You should accept his claims.

“You call me ‘Teacher’ and ‘Lord’, and do so correctly, for that is what I am.” (John 13:13, NET) “Why do you call me ‘Lord,’ and don’t do what I tell you?” (Luke 6:46, NET) Jesus of Nazareth is the teacher, the Jewish Rabbi, and he is the lord (Heb. adoni) whom Yahweh spoke to prophetically...

You don’t sound like Jesus.

Jesus is still a Jew.

* Honestly, with the way people drive these days, I think we could manage it without them. *

My doctor helped me get my memory back and I thanked him profusely. He replied, “That’s okay, just forget it.” I hate to lose all the progress I’ve made but … Wait. What was I talking about?

* Poor old Rex should have practiced the trick a couple of hundred times before he tried it in front of a crowd. The ring master was okay with this? *