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Except for what Scripture says. Jesus is a man and came down from heaven.

Exactly! There are countless verses that do not support the trinity. In this case, 7 spirits of God DOES NOT a trinity make. You want to be confused.

No. Unless you assign all attributes of God as divine.

The same way all men do. Born.

That’s a pretty low threshold for establishing a being is divine. LOL

No and no! Words are an attribute of being. Deuteronomy 18:15-18 clearly tells us God will select a man from among the people to put His words into his mouth. And Jesus tells us he only says what God tells him to say. We know Jesus is not divine. He tells us in John 17:3 that the Father is...

Outstanding analysis.

Can anyone explain what it funny about that? I know Copper is gone, ignoring me. I meant to get back to this post but had a busy week. There are many verses that explicitly equate God alone with the Father alone. "God, the Father" is in Scripture many times. Not once is 'God the Holy Spirit' in...

You are confusing superficial with explicit. The 10 Commandments are not superficial; they are explicit.

No. We are all children of God. Jesus is our brother and he said so. See Matthew 28:10 John 1:12 & 20:17. You really are confused with who God is (our Father) with his son and our brother, Jesus. This is just another example of trinitarian dualism. While we are children of God and Jesus is the...

At least you are able to admit this. Of course, we disagree about the superficial part. Proof is that you and others had to keep attempting to hijack the thread by invoking verses outside the Book of Acts. Anyway, I thank you for your (superficial) intellectual honesty in admitting the Book of...

My. My. Can't handle the heat or concede defeat. I guess he forgot that posting in threads that you do not agree with is optional.

Untrue. Once again, Jesus is not even in the verse you cite. That the Hebrews do not associate this verse with the coming Messiah is telling. I’ve posted before a link explaining how this verse was misappropriated by 4th century trinitarians when it actually refers to one born 3rd century BC...

I'm OK with playing along for a bit but not a total hijacking of the thread. It's about discernment. An example of discernment is the very use of words "Father" and "Son" is to denote different beings.

Yeshua is not God anywhere. This is why he told us to pray to our Father (who alone is God) who is in heaven. This is yet another way we can know Yeshua is not God for when he said this he was not in heaven.

You know this thread is only about the Book of Acts, right? Agreed. Still, man is man. Man is no kind of God. Jesus was/is a man. He was not God in the form of a man. Jesus was a man who died, which is not an attribute of a deity.

As I understand it, Isaiah is not the Book of Acts. Make a Blessed Day!

The Book of Acts is the only testimony in this thread. If you want to discuss other Books, feel free to start your own thread. Stop hijacking this thread. Thanks!

You are in total denial. Again ignoring the Acts verse presented in this thread and appeal to diversion of other verses. Baal is called God. Does that make him God? Make a blessed day.

LOL. A statement of future action does not mean that action was actually taken. Also, just ignore the point about how the Bible is filled with many things being done through others. Language usage still employed, e.g., Hitler killed 4M Jews. He actually killed no one. For some reason...