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How do we know the God whom the believing Jewish monotheist is speaking about to unbelieving Jewish monotheists (and God-fearing gentiles) is the Messiah’s God? Context. “1. The one God. (a) theos is the most frequent designation of God in the NT. Belief in the one, only, and unique God (Matt...

He is speaking to them about the Messiah’s God.

What we say - expressed in our words and deeds - is a witness.

* Sold. *

“Today there are more people who know the words to a television commercial than know the words in the Bible.“ - Billy Graham Turn off your television and tune in to your Bible.

* Cough never had a chance. *

“If the actions of others wreck your faith, then you have to ask yourself, ‘Was my faith in Jesus or people.’” - Shane Pruitt

“… remember the words of the Lord Jesus …” (Acts 20:35, NASB) Newbies, when you think of Paul let there always be this unsevered connection in your mind: The apostle Paul -> remember the words of the Lord Jesus.

Welcome to the forum @Tachyon Blue.

* I’m going to check on my next scheduled appointment to see if my dentist has one. *

I’m not following your train of thought. Where do you think paradise is located? Where do you think the thief is right now? When do you think he get there?

I don’t believe any of those things. Giving you the benefit of the doubt, your knowledge of Jewish monotheism is inadequate. The God of Jewish monotheism is the Messiah’s God and Father.

God has set a time for the resurrection of the dead.

I’m going to mess with the comma now, using the argument that it doesn’t make sense to say “I tell / command you today,” - “These words, which I am commanding you, today shall be on your heart.” (Deuteronomy 6:6, SUV - screwed up version, not sports utility vehicle) Does that make sense? Was...