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I don’t hold that against you. There are a lot of “Christian” members here who aren’t trinitarian. The trinitarians say the same thing. Right? Psalm 110:1 makes a distinction between the Messiah and Yahweh. Jesus is the Messiah. I call upon the name of the Messiah.

It’s the absolute truth. Every Bible translator knows that it is and translates it properly.

It’s the Messiah’s God. It’s the first line of the Apostles’ Creed. It’s scripture. It comes from the Hebrew Bible. It is the scripture of Jewish monotheists. Why do you write “God” in the singular form rather than in the plural form?

It’s basic Hebrew.

I’m an ex-trinitarian and, among other things, a retired adjunct college professor of theology. I taught it to my students.

“In later times the church, no longer perceiving the power and decisiveness of the agent-son-representative model, and having among its members men used to a more philosophical analysis, felt it necessary to go further in the direction of metaphysical identity between Jesus and the heavenly...

Every English translation of John’s prologue produced prior to 1611 that was made directly from Greek is rendered in the same fashion. The word is “it”. Jesus isn’t an it. In the prologue, John is speaking about the Father speaking the creation into existence. Everything which was created...

John’s monotheism is the same as the Messiah’s monotheism, the monotheism of Israel. ”John is as undeviating a witness as any in the New Testament to the fundamental tenet of Judaism“ - J.A.T. Robinson I haven’t invented anything. See the concept of ideal preexistence. It’s fundamental to...

Could you set a small daily goal?

“Do not be ashamed of aging. Why sorrow that another year of trial is over?” - C.H. Spurgeon

* Gravy’s attorney *

* ‘Tis always the season. *