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Scripture says he died. I believe Scripture not you.

One thing I've learned in reading Scripture is how figurative it is. To our 21st century, scientifically trained mind, we tend to think in much less colorful and more literal terms. Consider who destroyed Sodom and Gomorra and who appeared to Moses in the burning bush? Another thread delved...

Right. Singular pronouns refer to God 10,000 times. "Me" in the 1C is definitive - as is the Sh'ma. The LORD our God is alone. I, the Eternal One, am your God and there is no other. Joel 2:27 (VOICE)

There are limits to our BS that he will take. He is finite.

Referencing a foreign language is a dead giveaway that you've lost the argument. A statement of history is not the same thing as a command by God or his Anointed. How should we pray? Jesus said to our Father in heaven.

As if that is important in any way whatsoever! Putting such importance on the nature of things is not in Scripture. It's a 4th century invention.

True but irrelevant. This thread is about the Book of Acts.

Everything that exists is finite. Such Appeals to Ignorance is an unnecessary approach to any human endeavor.

Elohim, heavenly beings, is not the one and only Adonai. Retreating to foreign language is a dead give away you've lost the argument.

Your linguistic gymnastics is something to behold. Hunter is the son of Joe. This makes Hunter NOT Joe. Jesus is the son of God. This makes Jesus NOT God. The Bible refers to the God the Father many times. Not once does the Bible refer to God the Son.

No. Your question is absurd. Jesus is the Jewish Messiah. Jesus was born under the law and said the Sh'ma was the most important commandment, which is the LORD God is alone. Jesus kept the commandments including the commandments, including the Sh'ma. Strongly hints? The explicit command proof...

See below. I believe in legal circles this linguistic technicality is called a pregnant participle. It goes like this. Suppose you take me to court claiming I owe you $17.76. My response is to deny that I owe you $17.76. As the court proceeding unfolds, it is shown that you can only prove that...

Jesus is a man. Mankind is not divine. Jesus, like all men, have but one nature.

More personal attacks cause you lost the argument. Your position is utterly absurd. Doing what Jesus said - pray to God in heaven - IS the plausible alternative. No complaints.

Could Jesus sin? If not, such a theology neuters this man’s great accomplishment culminating in the salvation of the world. If yes, it means Jesus was never a real man, but God who merely took the form of a man for no purpose whatsoever.

Strawman/False Alternative. Hebrews 12:1 is right AND nowhere in the Bible does it say to pray to other human beings. It's so funny how traditionalists invoke verse after verse having NOTHING to do with the doctrine they are trying to support. So since we stand surrounded by all those who...

The EXACT OPPOSITE is true. Last year I realized a profound truth of Scripture. In its entirety it was written by monotheist Jews who reject the trinity to this day. This is the proper way to interpret Scripture. This explains why the trinity and the doctrine of the trinity is not in the...

It’s very simple. One being is God almighty, the LORD of Heavens Armies, Creator of the Universe. This being selected a man to reconcile and judge the world through. This selected man is adopted, like us, and goes by many titles. I prefer Anointed, to emphasize he was acted upon by God. To...

NOTE: The verse you cite doesn’t say anything about praying to people.

This thread is about Acts.