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Trinity is a trinitarian doctrine, not a unitarian doctrine. You should render it plural in English if you think it’s plural in Hebrew and Greek. God created man in his image. Singular. Moses spoke to an angel. Jesus’ claim is to be the Messiah, not God. There is no God besides his God...

“I believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth.” That’s what I believe. That’s what John believed. That’s what Paul believed. That’s what Jesus believes. Apostles' Creed

I’m open to all scripture.

Yes. He is a unitarian. There are two ways that could be true. Only one of the ways is. John didn’t say that Jesus created all things. Not “by him,” “in him” - as many translations render it.

The Lord God is Jesus’ God. @ScottA and I have been able to agree that God created Jesus. I’d like to see the two of you discuss it.

The day is coming when no one will ever speak of it again. It’s not true. As for the bulk of your post, I didn’t and still don’t have any questions about it. See ideal preexistence. By definition, Jesus is a unitarian.

Ideal preexistence. The true Jesus is a Jew. If we look at post-biblical Church history we will find “another Jesus”.

Theos can be used in two senses. The Father is regularly called theos; the Son seldom.

See our previous conversation on the twelve tribes being Jewish. Since you don’t consider me to be a Christian … I don’t.

You reject the Christ who is a Jew. Your doctrine metaphorically kills him. It’s his doctrine that you don’t want and don’t have.

Jesus doesn’t have a Trinity doctrine. His God is only one person, the Father. Your anti-Jew attitude is preventing you from seeing Jesus the Jew.

Fixated on the Trinity? When I just said the Trinity has nothing to do with it? Let’s eliminate all talk of the Trinity from our conversation. God created Jesus Christ.

John the Bapstist is a Jewish prophet, as is Jesus.

Not all Jews reject Christ. They share his unitarian doctrine.

Three Jews in a vision.

Jesus is a Jew, and you don’t believe his unitarian doctrine.

Inshallah is a curious choice of word / phrase. I haven’t heard it since the last time I spoke with a Muslim. Universalism is pie in the sky.

On the light side, you’ve still got a memory, $50 in your pocket and Bible bounty hunters. If only you had time to read.

o_O I read all of the books of the Old Testament every year (all of the books of the NT, too) and have done so for the past quarter of a century. I haven’t used the KJV when doing it. (In fact, I think the last time I read the KJV from cover to cover would have been sometime back in the ‘70s...

How long does it take to read the Old Testament? “We often say we have no time to do significant Bible reading, but you don’t need as much time as you might think. The below infographic shows how long it takes to read each book in the Old Testament …” How Long It Takes to Read Each Book in the...