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No. Not only did you not answer my question, you fail to realize that a question proves nothing. You not answering questions is very revealing about your willfulness to remain caught in the trinitarian lie.

That’s weird cause the Holy Spirit showed me the exact opposite. I guess we’ll have to rely on God’s explicit written word, which does not once mention the trinity.

Someone posted today that the Son of God and God the Son mean the same thing. THat's how desperate they are to support their doctrine.

Another Appeal to Majority. Hebrews do not embrace trinitarianism. Isaiah is a book in the Hebrew Bible. Educate yourself. Examining the Trinity: Isa. 9:6 "Mighty God, Eternal Father"

You know you cannot answer a question with a question. Your refusal to answer questions shows your willful intent to remain caught in the trinitarian lie. Scripture tells us 1,000's of times that there is one God, who is the LORD. Jesus is never, not once called the LORD (capital). Scripture...

It is not God but trinitarianism where there is enmity. BTW, this is just another fallacy of argumentation trinitarians employ called Appeal to Ignorance. Your carnal mind cannot argue the facts, do you pretend your doctrine is right, by default. Trinitarianism does not produce the Fruit of...

Not an answer to my question. It does not raise an eyebrow to read Jesus talking about his God? If Jesus has a God, it means Jesus is not God.

Nowhere is Jesus called Father. I know you desperately want an OT verse to refer to Jesus - but it doesn't. Just another trinitarian imposed interpretation onto unitarian text.

Jesus is not mentioned once in the OT.

Language usage is an enemy to trinitarianism, as is logic, definition and Scripture. Joe Biden of Maryland is NOT the same thing as Maryland of Joe Biden. The term is converse. Converses are not the same thing. All squares are rectangles. TRUE. All rectangles are squares. FALSE. Jesus is the...

And I showed how you were totally wrong in the verse you presented. Friend, you are relying on obsolete translations and getting confused with who "he" is. That's why I like the modern translation, which makes it more clear. Unfortunately, the last thing trinitarians want is clarity. Ambiguity...

Wow! We are not talking about Rev but Isaiah 44:6. Two beings can say the same thing. You do admit that prophets speak the words of God, right?

You do not have eyes to see. This shows how desperate trinitarians are to find any verse that COULD be taken to support their doctrine. This is because there is no trinity in the Bible as an explicit teaching. I say 'I am' all the time and so do many people. It must mean that I am claiming to...

Don't you feel a tad silly saying 'God the Son,' when it is not in Scripture one time? When Scripture states 'God the Father,' trinitarians have convinced themselves that implies other Gods. All it means is emphasizing the Supreme Being and our proper relationship to him, his adopted children...

Naked Appeal to Majority. When Jesus died, most people did not believe he was the Savior, and that is still true today. Therefore, he cannot be the Savior.

Jesus is not even mentioned in Isaiah 44:6. How do you read Jesus into that verse?

In addition, Jesus is never referred to as LORD (capitalized), only 1 of many lords (lowercase) in the Bible. The only God is Jesus' God. See Rom 15:6, 2 Cor 1:3, 11:31, Eph 1:3, 7, 17, Col 1:3, 1 Peter 1:3. If this is not so, why does Scripture tell us over and over and over again?

You know this has been thoroughly answered already regarding agency. The prophets Isaiah and Jesus said these words before Revelation and God said it in Revelation. Prophets speak the words of God. It does not make them God. If you read Rev 1:1, you will find the resurrected Jesus, having...

Again, Scripture does not say what you claim it says. God. His Son. Not the same being. Look after yourselves and everyone the Holy Spirit has placed in your care. Be like shepherds to God’s church. It is the flock that he bought with the blood of his own Son. Acts 20:28 Contemporary English...

There sure are a lot of HOW does God do things threads. Seems a bit impertinent and lessons of Job are lost on the advocates.