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My question: Does it matter to those who teach and believe “Classic Trinity”? Their spiritual ancestors would have tortured you, then burned you and your writings at the stake. (They would have done that to me too, but not for the same reason.)

“. HaShema - Deut. 6:4. Hear, O Israel: Jehovah (singular) our Gods (plural) [is] a unioned/unified Jehovah (singular).” This should have immediately been rejected by trinitarians. “Gods” is plural - just as the trinitarian who offered the translation said - but that’s not what Moses wrote...

Readers should compare that with what you call “Classic Trinity”. It’s readily apparent that it’s not the same.

God (singular), not Gods (plural). The rendering of elohim offered by Johann is blasphemous in trinitarianism, binitarianism and unitarianism.

Do you have @Behold on ignore? The proposition I posted is his.

Do you recognize prayer as worship? Done.

I don’t have anyone on ignore and never will. If anyone posts something to my attention, I’ll see it. I may or may not respond to it.

Never. Absolutely not. Because I understand, I haven’t said that.

Every trinitarian should know that “God” (Heb. elohim / Gk. theos isn’t plural. You didn’t. Did you ask me to respond to it? Did you check to see how I’ve responded to it when others did?

That’s false. I won’t, at least not intentionally.

I don’t think trinitarianism is correct but I can agree with you that trinitarianism rejects the proposition which @theefaith accepted.

There is no God besides YHWH. Jesus has a God and his God is YHWH. All you’ve shown me, so far, is that you have a weak grasp of trinitarian theology.

Please continue talking then. I’m fully trained in trinitarianism and taught it in college.

I have the same technical training. We both know that you and aren’t a trinitarian. We both know that I’m not a trinitarian.

The Father is the Holy Spirit - no, says trinitarianism. The Son is the Holy Spirit - no, says trinitarianism. The Father and the Son are both the Holy Spirit - no, says trinitarianism.

Thanks. Then you either fail to see that it isn’t the trinitarianism taught by the Catholic Church or you fail to believe the trinitarianism taught by the Catholic Church. The Shield of the Trinity prohibits it.

I like your phrase “Classic Trinity,” it’s a suitable description for historic trinitarianism. You aren’t a trinitarian.

The Tetragrammaton (YHWH) is the personal name of the one God (singular). YHWH is the one God (singular) of Abraham. YHWH is the one God (singular) of Isaac. YHWH is the one God (singular) of Jacob. YHWH is the God (singular) of Israel. YHWH is the one God (singular) of Moses. YHWH is the...

Not always. That’s false. That’s true.

I understand what you’re saying. Among other things, I’m an ex-trinitarian. “God” is singular, not plural. “Persons” is plural, not singular.