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    where in the letters did they literally write Jesus is the Father?

    The Everlasting Father, in Isaiah 9: 6. Means the "Eternal originator", See Jn 1: 3. and Col 1: 16--17. And thats what Everlasting Father means. Nowhere doe the Bible say Jesus is the Father.
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    where in the letters did they literally write Jesus is the Father?

    Nowhere does the Bible say Jesus is the Father. The Bible and the Biblical Hebrew and Greek teach and prove the Trinity, Which is, One God, manifested in Three distinct persons.
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    where in the letters did they literally write Jesus is the Father?

    Nowhere does the Bible say Jesus is the Father. They are two of the distinct persons in the Trinity.
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    where in the letters did they literally write Jesus is the Father?

    The Most and most acurate Greek manuscrips say Jesus is the Onle begotten Son, Not god. in Jn 1: 18. Jn 1: 1 says Jesus is God with God. Not a god with God.
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    where in the letters did they literally write Jesus is the Father?

    Nowhere does the Bible say Jesus is the Father. Isaiah 9: 6, say the "Everlasting Father", in relation to Jesus. But the Biblical Hebrew says. "Eternal originator" See Jn 1: 3. Col 1: 16--17. And that's what "Everlasting Father" means.
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