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No. The Bible teaches that Jesus is a man, not God incarnate. Evidence is Jesus saying he has a God. If he were God, he would not say this.

Evidently not. Being A is THE guy is mutally exclusive, meaning Jesus was saying he is not the guy (God) because someone else IS.

I now believe it is the work of Satan to rob us of God's peace by keeping us busy all the time - and feeling we are not DOING enough.

Woah! Scripture does not say the Father. How are you coming up with ‘the Father’ when Scripture say God - in his unitarian nature - loved and gave?

You are confounding the sovereign with his agent.

Not familiar with mutual exclusivity in logic, huh?

Another unresponsive reply. Regarding John 3:16, why can't you simply answer my 2 direct questions?

Your multiple paragraph replies to not answer my 2-word questions, WHO loved and gave? And WHAT did he give.

Yea, it’s not your problem in failing to directly answer a direct question.

Replying 20 times is not the same as answering once.

ME: What verse says this? Mystical Dualists: I love this meme. LOL Jesus said he has a God who is the only true God. Jesus was killed for admitting that he was the Messiah (not even charged with claiming to be God incarnate), the son of God. Jesus said God was greater than him, that God sent...

I do not think they do see how it applies to their own teachers. The log in their eye ...

The fully indoctrinated never realize how ridiculous what they're indoctrinated to accept.

Excellent idea!

The history shows it was GEN who said it.

Hmmm. I think the difference is in recognizing that Jesus died - fully - rather than partially, as you allege.

No. Hence, mystical dualists like you have no Scriptural support. That you are trying to flip the burden of proof shows how fully you have been indoctrinated, somehow, someway.

Thank you and I'm OK with that. The evidence just isn't there so my spiritual health is GREAT! There is no verse that says anything like (modified for you) The nature of God is a trinity (bi-une) - consisting of the Father and Son who are co-equal, co-substantial and co-eternal - and if you do...

Before you claim you didn't understand. Now, you must understand your nonsense to respond all huffy like that. o_O

Well, it sure seemed like you equated unequal things.