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No. Scripture testifies over 10,000 times that God is one Person, the Father. The trinity is not in the Bible.

Only his Father is a deity. Only his Father is God. Scripture says this 10,000 times.

My question was not about your (or Strong's) definition. What is wrong with you? My question is about your capacity of discernment. So far, you are certainly making an impression.

That’s so whacked! Jesus is the Lamb of God. This is how you know he is not God. Why you reject what Jesus said, to only worship his God, makes no sense. Such idolatry!

No. No definition of manifest was given but I suspect you want and must make up new definitions because the actual definitions do not support but undermine your doctrine at every turn.

Who worships Jesus? Jesus told us true worshippers only worship God The Father.

God's mirror is not God!

We must remember that the Old Testament was written before the concept of the Trinity was made by man 4 centuries after Jesus' ascension.

My question had nothing to do with this. In other words, you cannot answer my question by merely repeating your doctrine. I know you believe Jesus is/was not merely an effigy of God. Yet, you are so silly as to not realize the verse you relied on, indeed stated that. Hence my question of...

It depends. It depends on how receptive the audience is to the options. St Paul did not talk about being 'all things to all people' because one approach always worked the best with all people.

There are no other ways to kill than to death. :p

Typical trinitarian tactic: don't answer questions but presume you are entitled to keep asking questions of your own.

Yes but do you get the impression in reading the posts that there is universal agreement that God does create evil?

Do you know the difference between your likeness being shown or manifested on the news and you actually being on the news?

I find it peril to question the HOW of the almighty's plan.

What is evil in this context? It cannot be against God's will if God creates it. It seems to me that evil in this context is another way to identify the horrible and inescapable Wrath of God. When almighty God, the LORD of Heaven's Armies, has committed his infinite power to your destruction...

No. That is an appeal to duality, denying the exclusive nature of Jesus being a man and only a man when it explicitly says he is a man. Not one time does the Bible actually identify Jesus as the God/man or God. As @Aunty Jane pointed out, all verses you rely on have to resort to inferring it...

Yes, I meant a scientist who is a Christian.

Why do you squander your life on such unprofitable threads? You know better than God? And you dare assert God's limitations? That, my friend, is blasphemy. Look it up!

The answer is as obvious as could be. God said some things and did not say other things. While much of Scripture is figurative, I submit the important things are explicitly stated. Paraphrasing the most important explicit statement in the whole Bible is Love God. Love others. The obvious...