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Thanks. To me, the messiah’s elohim is only one person, the Father, Yahweh. In regard to John 1:1-5, I’m in agreement with the rendering presented in the Geneva Bible (and all English translations of John’s prologue from Greek published prior to 1611.)

“Your creed must bend to the Bible, and not the Bible to your creed.” -William Spurgeon * My creed is the Messiah’s creed *

Elohim is a a Hebrew word that is always plural in form but may be either singular or plural in meaning. When used in reference to Yahweh it is always singular in meaning. In your thinking, is the messiah’s elohim a person or a family?

For the sake of trinitarians, I would like to see the policy prohibiting discussion of the Trinity reversed but I don’t think it has. If it has, I missed the announcement. Does it matter to you if the prohibition is still in place? Would you defy the policy and discuss the subject anyway?

Jesus himself is a Jew. His religion is Judaism. The church (Christianity) began as a sect of Judaism. Judaism both accepted (minority) and rejected (majority) Jesus.

Is discussion of the Trinity no longer prohibited?

There is no plurality in the messiah’s God. It’s remarkable how little weight is typically given to what the messiah himself says about the one God.