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This isn’t complicated. Jewish theology isn’t trinitarian theology.

It doesn’t take a degree in civil engineering and theology to know that a one person God isn’t a three person God. You’ve done me a good service, and I thank you for it; but we are not brothers in the faith. @marks understands that. My hope is that you will come to. If / when you do, let’s talk...

I read what you wrote in full - which isn’t compatible with Jewish monotheism - and addressed what I think needed to be addressed. The more we speak the more convinced I am that Jewish monotheism is the way. The more that we speak the more convinced you seem to be that Jewish monotheism is just...

He himself tells us precisely who his one God and the one God of his disciples is. Jewish monotheists aren’t trinitarians.

I don’t know your dog (I’m sure he’s a good boy or girl) but if your dog was being walked this evening by Jesus of Nazareth, do you think the pooch would be being walked by a Jewish monotheist? * Lightheartedly asked by “the hound of Jewish monotheism” *

Do you believe Jesus himself is a Jewish monotheist?

No. I don’t either.

That’s right.

I gave you my long answer in post #62. My short answer, present. How would you answer your question?

As you know, I’m a Jewish monotheist. The Holy Spirit in Jewish monotheism is personal, but not another person who is the one God. The one God is the Father and no other. The Holy Spirit is the operational presence and power of the one God - the same Holy Spirit which hovered over the waters in...

That interpretation isn’t compatible with Jewish monotheism. The Messiah’s God alone raised the dead Messiah to life. The Spirit of him who raised up Jesus from the dead is the Father’s own Spirit.

One person resurrecting Jesus to life isn’t three persons resurrecting Jesus.

How many person’s would that be? For me, only one person. The Father’s Spirit is the Father. (Just as your spirit is you.)

This isn’t the Triune God.

Who do you say bodily resurrected Jesus to life when he was dead?

“They” didn’t resurrect Jesus. (A post-biblical, non-Jewish, interpretation of Jewish scripture) ”We” didn’t resurrect Jesus. (A post-biblical, non- Jewish, interpretation of Jewish scripture) ”I” - one person, the one God and Father of Jesus, Yahweh, resurrected Jesus. (A Biblical, Jewish...

Guy representing me kept his change in his pocket, stood outside and behind the guy with the newspaper, straining his eyes trying to read the newspaper through the window.

We don’t believe in the same God. If you don’t mind me saying so, you should spend more time listening to and learning from people like @marks.

This is a curious comment. No Christian who considers me to be a follower of the Messiah and treats me as they would treat him is a goat.

I heard you. Yes. Then he turned on me. Christianity is a broad spectrum. I’m on that spectrum, so are you. We are not at the place on it. I’m not sure what you’re referring to.