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I appreciate you sharing that perspective with me. I discussed this particular Sura with a Muslim. His understanding of it was different from yours. I’ll take that into consideration. The Muslim treated me better than my best Christian friend at the time did. (He had my back when my best friend...

* Does this smell funny to you, dear? *

Christianity. That’s right. Christianity and Judaism went their separate ways late in the 1st century. I’ve already dealt with that. Most Jews in the 1st century didn’t. (Many did.) Most Jews today still don’t.

I’m very interested in the history of Bible translations. You need it if you want to see the answer to your question for yourself. I posted a link to it for you but I can’t force you to read it.

I would deal with it by pointing out that they aren’t speaking about the Messiah’s sect of Judaism.

How can you make a decision one way or the other when you haven’t read it yourself? http://www.genevabible.org/geneva.html

You’ll learn something important by reading what Bible Gateway calls “a superb translation”. So did the translators of the Geneva Bible.

Why not? https://www.biblegateway.com/versions/1599-Geneva-Bible-GNV/

Would you agree that John’s prologue as presented in the Geneva Bible represents my theological perspective?

Those who are saying that Jesus isn’t a Jew and that he doesn’t have a theology are firmly committed to that belief. I seldom encounter them. A non-Jewish Jesus who has no theology is not the Jesus whom I see in scripture. A Jewish Jesus who has a theology is not the Jesus whom they see in...

Jesus is the Son of his God. This is a biblical fact.

It is fact.

No, again.

Thanks. I don’t have any issue with any of it. I’ve addressed all of this elsewhere, many times over.

Jesus of Nazareth has both.

I was asking if you agree with what is written in the Apostles’ Creed. That puts you one small step ahead of those who say that Jesus was not a Jew. The theology of Jesus before his death is the theology of Jesus following his resurrection to life. He was bodily resurrected from the grave...

He is ethnically a Jew and theologically a Jew. Paul didn’t leave Judaism. He was a Pharisee who converted to the Messiah’s sect of Judaism.

That’s right. What is your opinion of the Apostles’ Creed? Those who deny that Jesus is a Jew are the ones who are being absurd.