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I’m not your teacher. You either know where it is or you don’t.

I’ve quoted it to you multiple times already. Do you not remember? Do you not know without my assistance? I mean what the Bible plainly says when it says Yahweh sent saviors. You quoted the passage which says there is no savior except Yahweh. “I,” not “we”. You haven’t quoted any passages...

Read the KJV plainly. Unicorns. The man died believing in what he plainly read in the Bible - unicorns. He wouldn’t have tolerated you trying to explain away what KJV plainly says. He would have rebuked you for saying KJV doesn’t mean exactly what it says. So much for that. You said you...

You remind me of a man who believed in the plain reading of the Bible. He plainly read about unicorns in the Bible and there is nothing anyone could say or do that would convince him that there is no such thing as unicorns. We can skip past it but you continue to leave me with the impression...

I don’t know anything about your level of education. I provided you with feedback about how you’re coming across to me. I don’t know if you’re educated or not. Are you? See unicorns in KJV. It’s as plain as the ink on the paper.

The Bible plainly speaks about God sending saviors. I simply asked for your commentary on it.

Plain reading of the Bible. Nothing more. Nothing less.

I told you that you reminded me of the most important trinitarian in my life. He read the Bible plainly, just as you say you do. I’ve always been real. I don’t believe in unicorns but the KJV plainly speaks about unicorns. He died believing what he plainly read in KJV.

That’s why I said I didn’t know and told you what impression you’re giving. The only details about you which I’m aware of are those which you’ve publicly made me and your readers aware of. My intent is to engage you in conversation. Okay. I’m interested in people, not jabs.

No. I’ve been formally educated in theology (and civil engineering). The trinitarian I alluded to was KJVO. If you’re looking for unicorns we’ll find them in KJV. Are you telling me that you weren’t aware of that? I was speaking about the Bible, not a movie.

You didn’t answer my question about the saviors Yahweh sent. Maybe that is your commentary on the question- silence.

What is your commentary then on the saviors whom Yahweh sent?

I don’t know if you’ve ever had instruction (formal or informal) in hermeneutics or not but you’ve left me with the impression that you haven’t. You read the Bible just as the most important trinitarian in my life did. He was an intelligent man, but not well educated. He died believing in unicorns.

Tertullian was put forth in defense of the Trinity in the Unitarianism vs. Trinitarianism thread. You gave it your support. If you’ve since changed your mind and withdrawn your support for Tertullian as a defender of the Trinity, then you made a wise decision that I’m unaware of. Taking...

You say Tertullian is a trinitarian (even though he isn’t’). I came across him using the term two nights ago in Against Marcion, which you’ve said isn’t worth spending time reading. Whoever uses the term - trinitarian or non-trinitarian - never uses it to say “don’t believe what it says...

Trinitarian scholars use the word with great regularity, and have for thousands of years.

I think ultrasounds are an excellent way to confirm your point.

I can’t reply to an existing topic, what should I do?? What am I doing wrong? Please advise. Sincerely. https://translate.google.com/ You replied to an existing topic with this post, in this thread, without addressing the existing topic. What you’re doing is wrong. Why are you doing it...

Trinitarianism and unitarianism (and though not touched on much in this thread, binitarianism) do have some beliefs in common. You will have more in common with the unitarians (and the binitarians) than I (representing Jewish monotheism) do.

You aren’t Jewish. Jesus is Jewish. Something you have in common is that neither you nor he (nor Jews in general) believe in the Trinity. Jesus believes in one God. You believe in one God. The trinitarians believe in one God. The binitarians believe in one God. Which one God to believe in...