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Jesus sits at the right hand of God, yes? It logically means he is not God. No one sits on their own right hand.

No. v14 introduces Jesus for the 1st time in the Gospel. 20:31 informs us all of John's Gospel was to prove something else; namely that Jesus is the son of God. So, it's funny to see trinitarians try to use the most anti-trinitarian book of the Bible to prove what John explicitly said was not...

No secret. Jesus had disciples who served him. I and millions serve him today.

Trinitarianism is less about what Scripture says and more about imaginative extrapolation. Do you know some translations render the servants as men? But you did not answer my question. I have servants; does that make me God?

Trinitarians parse what Scripture does not. Dead is dead, fully dead, completely dead. There is not one single verse in Scripture that suggests that Jesus only partly died.

God's word says Jesus died. Do you deny this? God's word says that God does not change. Do you deny this? Death is the biggest change for a life form.

He lied - and not just that one time. He lied multiple times and I showed it. And he commanded others to lie. Understanding God correctly is alot easier when one does not disobey.

That's obviously not true as a deity is immortal and Jesus died.

Really? Inserting words into Scripture violates Mark 7:13. What a <period of time> seems like does not alter what that <period of time> is. Do you suppose Adam and Eve took God's words to mean they die ~900 years later?

He did authorize the lying by the Spirit, correct?

Same post in the other thread. Deja by all over again. You are equating angels of God with servants of men to rationalize the man-is-god thesis?! Wow. I have servants. Does that make me God?

You are equating angels of God with servants of men to rationalize the man-is-god thesis?! Wow. I have servants. Does that make me God?

Discernment. Only those who are on milk might be uncomfortable with it, who cling to an idealistic and false notion that God never lies. God is portrayed in Scripture as a warrior, sometimes called The LORD of Heaven's Armies. Who did God endorse a lie to? Not his beloved children, who are us...

Lying is a tool in warfare and make no mistake, we are in spiritual warfare. It is OK to like when it is the will of God - and there are many Scriptural examples. The midwives in Moses day lied and were honored by God to spare the slaughter of baby boys. The with Rahab as another already pointed...

What belittling. No one who is anointed by God and has God's Spirit is just a man.

What does not this mean?

Probably not true of anyone who posts here, Robert. I knew that was where you were headed; you're question aimed at putting me on the defensive. This way, I personally have to defend myself instead of you having to defend your ant-Scriptural doctrine.

Not gracious of you. Whenever I see a drowning man, I throw him a life preserver. I don't take that opportunity to 'draw him out;' by asking him pop quizzes on theory. There is a time for every season. This is not the time. Where is your concern with him being low in Spirit, reaching out to a...

I don't think you have. What post answered my question? I'm not going to dignify petulance with a response.

Shameful. No need to badger the poor man. He prays. To who? To Elohim. Who's that? Lord of Hosts. Isn't that ... Just accept his answer. He is praying and encourage him to continue and join in, pray for him and ask what else you can do to help. If you want to explore the relationship between...