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Do you have an estimate of how many trinitarians ”have not yet believed ‘every word that proceeded from the Mouth of God’”? I’m not looking for an exact figure. A ballpark percentage would be sufficient. Percentage of trinitarians who believe your “one gods” teaching = ? Percentage of...

Thanks. Could you provide me with some names of trinitarians who do?

No trinitarian needs to believe your “one gods” teaching. I was asking if you think they all do any way.

Do you believe that all trinitarians hold to your “one gods” teaching?

Then you aren’t addressing the OP. “One gods” has nothing whatsoever to do with the gospel of God preached by Jesus and the apostles.

Explaining to a Muslim or a Jew how Jesus is the Son of his God using the “one gods” argument suggested in this thread by a trinitarian will end.

* Talk to me, moose. *

Even after all the twists and turns that have taken place in this thread, Jesus remains the Son of his God.

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this afternoon - “Know the difference between being patient and wasting your time.” https://x.com/readswithravi/status/1983560404354867634?s=61

Do your children and grandchildren enjoy reading? Would you like for them to? https://x.com/alexandbooks_/status/1983524816859885626?s=61

Jeremiah and Jesus are both Jewish monotheists who believe in the one God. Neither of them has any belief in “one gods”.

What is that to me? Your argument hasn’t persuaded me and never will. I’ve publicly acknowledged the contrast and leave you with what you are persuaded.

Since you cannot be persuaded, I‘ve reached the point where I‘m simply going to acknowledge that you firmly believe in “one gods”. I believe firmly only in the “one God”. I’m content with the contrast.

It’s not the Holy Spirit telling you that a singular phrase is a plural phrase. It’s not any Bible translation, in any language, which is telling you that a singular phrase is a plural phrase. There is no passage of scripture in any language which uses the phrase “one gods”.