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Absolutely not! You've lost the argument when you have to retreat to a foreign language. LORD - YWH Jesus - not ever referred to as YWH but Yeshua.

Not sure how you reach this. Prophets and angels speak for God but are not God.

That's why I started this thread.

A video I watched several months ago rhetorically asked this question. While it is absurd to suppose "the Father" is not THE Father of Jesus, Scripture is crystal clear it was the Holy Spirit. So, on what basis does one answer the question?

No. There are many lords. God is not a lord but the LORD. Nowhere in Scripture is Jesus referred to as the LORD, only Lord, like many others in the Bible. You do discern the difference, right?

I like it but don't understand how Adventist ties us to the Redeemer?

Agreed. Jesus is one of many lords in the Bible. Jesus is lord but not the LORD God almighty, our Father.

That's all that is needed - one explicit teaching that proves in Scripture only the Father is God, period. I don't know if you realize this or not but the absence of one single explicit teaching is precisely why trinitarians MUST rely on dozens of versus, hoping something sticks. It cannot hold...

Thanks for that. So, what is the SDA Differentia; the significance of the name? I can't recall if it was you but someone said that, alone, is a whole sermon.

Then the grace does not come from Mary.

So, Jesus died for nothing. His mother is full of grace - not his divine Father - his human mother. And that grace of hers is for us, her spiritual children. We don't even need God, our Father. Mary's the key. Thanks for enlightening us all with your enlightened doctrine. God bless your heart.

I have no idea what you are referring to. Bless your heart.

There are many lords in the Bible but only God is the LORD. Jesus is one of many lords. He is the lord of those who follow him. But he is not The LORD. Jesus prayed many times to The LORD and praying to him is how Jesus taught us to pray. Jesus did not teach us to pray to men, like himself.

Not buying it. Not for one second. You are not supposed to change God's word, e.g., insert dual natures. From today's devotional reading. 1 Chronicles 17:20 Complete Jewish Bible 20 Adonai, there is no one like you, and there is no God besides you — everything we have heard confirms that.

The Apostles did not think so! If that were true, 1 Cor 11: would not say God is the head of Christ.

It is not right to equate all sets of 3 with the illogical, inherently contradictory, non-Scriptural doctrine of the trinity. I've always embraced a mind-body-spirit approach to life but I also have 17 grandkids. So there is that. Meaning, if you want to make connections, the human mind is VERY...

That's really a personal question, outside the scope of this thread. But it hit me when I was a child hearing a priest talk about the 1C.

Never read 1 Corinthians 11:3 huh?

I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. Make a blessed day.

Interesting. Where is this in the Bible?