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No. Jesus is not in John 1:1.

Right. Deutoronomy is literal. John 1 is figurative.

Agreed. Except it is not by definition. Some who are saved lose faith and stop doing the will of God.

Once again, there is a difference between belief and faith. Hence, the Lords words in Matthew 7:21.

No. Only we can abdicate the saving grace offered.

No! The Word of God was put in the mouth of a prophet God chose. You don’t seem to understand Deuteronomy 18. Can you admit Jesus said that God selected him, sent him, told him what to say and he does only the will of God ?

The trinity is not in the Bible. It is a 4th century construct. Given that you are imposing trinitarian dogma onto unitarian text, we certainly have different ideas about how we should go about reading the Bible! Jesus said there is only one God in Mark 12. The resurrected Jesus talked about...

I’m sorry but you keep on supposing we have no responsibility in violation of Matthew 7:21.

This post lacks humility. God is singular not 3. Not plural. The Bible saying so 5,000 times is overwhelming. One way you can know that is the entire Bible is written by monotheist Jews who reject trinitarianism to this day. Therefore, what trinitarian read into GE 1:26 is projecting...

Not Jesus but God As prophesied in Deutoronomy 18.

This is inaccurate summary. The OFFER of salvation is eternal. Some accept it. Some don’t. Some of those that don’t previously accepted it. Look at it this way. Every year I have a Christmas party and invite everyone. Excepting last year‘s invitation does not mean you are excepting this...

Right. And 5,000 other times God is referred to using a singular pronoun. The 1 verse cannot supersede the 5,000.

This condescending statement has been made to me for decades. Not agreeing. Not understanding. Not the same.

Jesus is not God. Did you not read Deutoronomy 18:15-18?

Ephesians is my favorite NT book. I believe in one God, not 3. Trinitarianism is a 4th century man-made construct. Who is Jesus? A man Anointed by the LORD God to be the Savior of the World, given all authority BY GOD to be our Lord. Mark 1:1 and Acts 17:31 is not figurative. This is the...

John 1 is not talking about Jesus but God. Jesus is not introduced until v14. See summary statement of Johns entire Gospel in v18. Also see John 17:3

IF there were a verse in the Bible that said something like The nature of God is a trinity - consisting of the Father, Son & Holy Spirit - and if you do not believe this, you cannot be saved but are damned to hell forever it would be the most quoted verse in Scripture. The Biblical evidence...

No. Just a Christ follower who knows the trinity is not in the Bible.

You are projecting trinitarian dogma onto unitarian text.

Because you are ignoring the verses presented in place of verses you prefer to be the topic of discussion. Sometimes at Bible Study, we talk about verses other than what I want to delve into. I just roll with it. Threads are free. Again, start your own to discuss verses you want to delve...