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Let’s say for the sake of (forbidden?) discussion that it is their reply to me. Are they right?

I’m not questioning that that’s what they said to him 2,000 years ago. Let me jump in the Wayback machine and rephrase the hypothetical. I’ve travelled back in time (without Mr. Peabody and Sherman) approximately 2,000 years. I’m living in 1st century Judea, around the year 30 AD. I’m having...

Jesus said that he ascended to his Father and my Father; to his God and my God (John 20:17). A hypothetical question: If I were to say to a Jew that God is my Father, would the Jew reply that I have made myself equal with God?

I love irony. He demands an answer from me, then commands me not to answer. I can’t help but laugh at that. More irony. I’m accused of denying the deity of Jesus Christ. My God is the deity of Jesus Christ. With malice toward none, let every one be persuaded in his or her own mind.

I’ve recommended this book, though it is dated, to Jewish acquaintances. Few were willing to read it because it contains trinitarian commentary. That’s a shame.* I’ve recommended it to trinitarian acquaintances. Few were willing to read it because it contains trinitarian commentary that makes...

I love your sense of humor! I’ll bet it all, using trinitarian concessions to take home the prize, and return next week to face a new set of challengers. Note, however, that the concessions of trinitarian scholarship is no guarantee that his (or anyone else’s) mind will be changed, and I’m...

When I’ve presented this to Jewish enquirers the response has generally been good. When presented to Christians the response has been tepid, at best.

I‘ve carried this in my wallet for years. ”The one God. (a)theos is the most frequent designation of God in the NT. Belief in the one, only and unique God (Matt. 23:9; Rom. 3:30; 1 Cor. 8:4,6; Gal. 3:20; 1 Tim. 2:5; Jas. 2:19) is an established part of Christian tradition. Jesus himself made...

I like to ask people who their God is. People like to answer that question. I appreciate that. Jesus tells me - and anyone who will listen to him - precisely and unequivocally who his God and my God is.

He was telling them that he is his God’s promised messiah.

His Father is his God. His Father and his God is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

Thanks. I know him and his God.

A reason Jews reject Jesus -> a fellow Jew has been portrayed to them as something other than the messiah, the son of the living God.

Jews and Jesus, himself a Jew. The God of the Jews, including Jesus -> the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

I think Florida will win the championship but I’m rooting for LSU.