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Post in thread 'Believing Jewish monotheist to unbelieving Jewish monotheists and Gentiles' Believing Jewish monotheist to unbelieving Jewish monotheists and Gentiles

Interesting. I tell people that too. I worship Yahweh and Jesus, not Yanweh and Yahweh. See the Apostles’ Creed. Jesus, not Yahweh. Jesus, not Yahweh. Yahweh and Jesus.

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No. Even the largest branch of unitarianism makes that claim for their belief. Trinitarianism is more complicated than that. Jesus ascended to his God and my God. If you and / or trinitarians want to say that you believe in three Gods, that suits me fine. But that’s not what trinitarianism...

Yes. The issue is how “Jesus is God”. Two Gods is polytheism. Jesus is a Jewish monotheist. He doesn’t have two Gods. His God isn’t two persons in one God. His God is only one person.

“Hear, O Israel, Jehovah our God is one Jehovah.” (Deuteronomy 6:4, ASV) There is only one Jehovah / Yahweh.

Jesus isn’t a trinitarian. His God is only one person.

For example, “Then the LORD rained down sulfur and fire on Sodom and Gomorrah. It was sent down by the LORD.” (Genesis 19:24, NET) There is only one Yahweh.

I’ve watched the video. You’re a polytheist; Jesus isn’t.

Two deities is polytheism. Jesus isn’t a polytheist. He is a monotheist. His God and Father, Yahweh, is only one person.

There is only one power in heaven. Jesus’ God is only one person, the Father. And you think you can persuade me (or anyone else) that that is not Biblical?

Dr. Heiser is speaking about a Jewish heresy. Can you not acknowledge that Jesus ascended to only one person, his God and Father?

No. There is only one Yahweh. See additional translations of the verse which make it perfectly clear that there is only one Yahweh. The God and Father of Jesus is Yahweh.

Then we should easily be able to agree that Jesus himself, as well as the Jews, weren’t trinitarians. He and they are unitarians.

Thanks. It’s rare that I come across someone who isn’t aware that the Jews (including Jesus) weren’t ever trinitarians. Their God has always been only one person, the Father. I’m confident you can confirm that Jesus ascended to his God. *** I did speak with a trinitarian some years ago who...

How can it not be Biblical when the God of the Jews, including Jesus himself, is only one person, the Father?

* Pronounced “potato”. *

I don’t see anything peculiar or controversial about that.

My wife and I became engaged after two months of dating but didn’t marry until two years later. We were both in college at the time and I was in no position to financially support her until after I graduated and found full time employment. Forty-two years and counting.