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@Johann needs to hear this. So does every trinitarian member of Christianity Board.

God is the Father. Only one person. The Father is the God of his Son. “Jesus wasn’t and isn’t Yahweh.” - the trinitarian scholar you refuse to listen to.

Elohim abba in scripture is Yahweh, the God and Father of the Messiah. There is only one Yahweh in scripture. He (singular), not they (plural), is the God (singular) of Israel; the Messiah’s God, only one person. The trinitarian scholar I quoted against you (in post #455) is right.

There is no God besides YHWH. YHWH is the God of Israel, the God and Father of Jesus of Nazareth. “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.” (John 3:16, NASB)

Yahweh, Jesus of Nazareth and the Holy Spirit is a triad. There is only one Yahweh in scripture.

“A declaration of Yahweh to my lord …” (Psalm 110:1, LEB) ”A declaration of Yahweh to my Yahweh …” -> an intentional mistranslation of Psalm 110:1. Yahweh isn’t speaking to another Yahweh. Yahweh is speaking in the prophetic oracle to the here unnamed Messiah. (The Messiah is explicitly...

The trinitarian scholar acknowledges that Jesus wasn’t and isn’t Yahweh. One day you will too @David in NJ. One day everyone will.

Yahweh doesn’t have a Father. Yahweh is the God and Father of Jesus of Nazareth.

There is only one YHWH. Jesus is the miraculously begotten Son of YHWH. Elohim plural = gods. When elohim is plural the subject is a group of pagan deities, a group of angels, or a group of human beings. Notice: Elohim is plural = gods, not the Messiah’s God. You’re neither a Jewish...

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The word (logos = dabar) that was in the beginning with YHWH, the Messiah’s God and Father. Isaiah is a Jewish monotheist. His theology isn’t yours, nor is it the theology of the trinitarians whom you mock.

* These bears have a game plan for dealing with the “You know what they say” strategy. *

Shema Yisrael YHWH Eloheinu YHWH Echad. The insertion of “our” in your mixed English / Hebrew translation is superfluous. This is the creed of Judaism and the Messiah’s creed. YHWH is the God and Father - a single self / person - of the Messiah and his disciples. “In the beginning God ( Heb...

”Jesus himself” - Jesus, a single soul / person. “Jesus themselves” in scripture -> I didn’t bother searching -> 0 occurrences in scripture. ”Jesus himself” -> 39 occurrences, all in the New Testament (NASB) https://www.biblegateway.com/quicksearch/?quicksearch=Jesus+himself&version=NASB1995...

Himself, singular. Themselves, plural. “God themselves” -> 0 occurrences in scripture “God himself” -> 96 occurences in scripture (NASB) https://www.biblegateway.com/quicksearch/?quicksearch=God+himself&version=NASB1995 The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is a single self in scripture. A...

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* She’s right. If we’re physically unable to read a book, we may be able to listen to it being read by someone else. Be determined. Read through the mouth of others. *

Feeling that way, why do you continue to exist? It’s not because you have to. “Probably” leaves some room for doubt. Since you mentioned God, we must at least consider it from his perspective. That’s not God’s perspective. God’s perspective: He brought this world into existence and it is...