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Yes, John 20:17 proves Jesus is not God. That is the only explanation for him saying he is going to his God. People do not use language to say they are going to themselves.

We were created by, you know, the thing .... Biden is suffering from elder abuse. TPTB should never have stolen the election for the likes of him. But they are of this world and their father is Satan. So, we cannot expect anything less.

No response to the verse in question. Gotcha! Just sweep verses aside that don’t align with your doctrine, pretending only the other side as to defend its doctrine. Your doctrine cannot be scrutinized because it cannot hold up to scrutiny as posts like this show.

Right, still not even referring to or mentioning Jesus. And I noticed you just continue to ignore John 20:17 where Jesus talked about going to his God. For any objective person, this is proof Jesus is not God.

Great question! I look forward to an intelligent response from our trinitarian friends. But I won’t hold my breath.

You are attempting to shift the burden of proof. If you claim Jesus is God you have not proved it.

Christ will return as the ultimate warrior. Deception is a tool of war and make no mistake, we are engaged in Spiritual warfare. So, stop pretending he is something he’s not. Good titles are Son of God, the Liberating King, Savior of the World. He’s just not other things, like the eternally...

A more obvious case of Jesus lying is saying ‘the temple’ will be rebuilt in 3 days. 500 times before this verse, ‘the temple’ was taken to mean King Solomon’s temple. Moreover, he KNEW his audience took his words that way. Another obvious lie, avoiding the truth, is when the Jews demanded...

There is a Psalm that says woe is from the LORD. I find a big contrast between Jesus saying ‘love your enemies’ with the LORD sending an evil spirit to Saul in 1 Samuel 16:14, 18:10, 19:9 (NSRV). I’ve heard this metaphorically indicates Saul had mental illness but I’m not reading these verses...

Yes, T’s and C’s apply today! Jesus said his yoke was light - not non-existent.

From today’s devotional reading, proof text Jesus is not God. Jesus says he is a man who heard from God, in his unitarian nature. The Father is God, in his unitarian nature. 40 As it is, you are out to kill me, a man who has told you the truth which I heard from God. Avraham did nothing like...

Nonsense! I believe Jesus is who he said he was, the Messiah, the Son of God. See Mark 14:60-61. You want to take the John 8:24 verse and pretend it says you have to believe he is God, when that is not what he said. Reading trinitarian doctrine onto unitarian text is so desperate a ploy, far...

Oh my. An appeal to threat. Guess what? I am more than a trinitarian blasphemer, I am a trinitarian rejector. The Bible specifically says Jesus is a man - even in fulfilling his sacrificial role. But there is a great difference between Adam’s sin and God’s gracious gift. For the sin of this...

1. Because you are using dicta to supersede the 1C. You are reading into GE 1:26 AS IF it is a justification to disregard or reinterpret 1C. 2. Another way you are reading into GE 1:26 is to pretend it supersedes the 1,000's of times God is referred to using singular pronouns. On the scales of...

You are just reading into unitarian text in a desperate attempt to support your unproven doctrine. Guess what? Becoming man and dying is a changing character. Now, I'm sure you'll want to alter the meaning of words you added to Scripture. And so you cancel the word of God in order to hand down...

So, you just ignored everything else I wrote to assert this come back? Guess what? Scripture states over and over and over again GOD = FATHER, period. 'God, the Father' is stated numerous times. Never in Scripture is 'God, the Son' stated. The obvious reason is because the son is not God. 'For...

It is sad how JW get picked on around here.

Wrong. Absolutely we wrong. Language usage. Definition. Logic. Sons are not their own Fathers.

Logic is my foundational basis, along with definitions and language usage. Contradictions do not exist in reality. Dualism is accepting contradictions as a means to defend flawed doctrine. God is unchanging but Jesus became flesh. To a dualist, when Scripture reads that God is unchanging, it...

No, both are not equally important. One is dicta - that you are reading into - while the other is a command. For instance, If I say I’ll be home at sunset (that may be 6PM to 9 PM on a given night). However, if the command is for you to make dinner by 5 PM, that is more important because you...