michaelvpardo
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To date, no one has actually won a spiritual argument with a dead person. No matter how many words are spoken, it's really a one sided conversation. (And just a disingenuous ploy.)
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So the inventor of this supposed way of calling God, who didn't even know Hebrew to do something like that, lived not even before the sixteenth century.
The conclusion is that the one who uses that phrase is only following the game of an inventor, a human being, who wanted to associate Jesus with God and believed that inventing such an imaginary idea could give him some result... And yes, it did give him results with people who don't study, but kindly I share some timely information to help them understand the reality on this matter.
You are welcome.
How many times is YHWH in Scripture?Seems to me that the term "I Am",
(referring to God) is close to at least 300 times in scripture.
How many times is YHWH in Scripture?
Well, just to put the point in perspective.I don't think this is the issue on this thread.
Why do you ask.
Exodus 3:14
God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I am has sent me to you.’”
You are factually and scripturally wrong. "God" is a name. It is one of His many names. The people who usually claim that "God" isn't a name consistently fail to read Exo. 6:3 where He outright tells Moses that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob knew Him as "God Almighty". Other passages show people referring to Him as "Eternal God", "the Eternal of hosts", "the Eternal", "Lord Eternal", "Most High", or "Most High God".His name isn't God either....He IS God but that is not His name. So how do you reconcile calling Him God when that is not His name....and then challenge the English interpretation of I Am as incorrect?
"For this reason I bow my knees to the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, from whom the whole family in heaven and earth is named,"
“You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain, for the LORD will not hold him guiltless who takes His name in vain.
I disagree with your interpretation and understanding of scripture...You are factually and scripturally wrong. "God" is a name. It is one of His many names. The people who usually claim that "God" isn't a name consistently fail to read Exo. 6:3 where He outright tells Moses that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob knew Him as "God Almighty". Other passages show people referring to Him as "Eternal God", "the Eternal of hosts", "the Eternal", "Lord Eternal", "Most High", or "Most High God".
Eph. 3:14-15 solidifies everything i have stated as fact where it plainly teaches that Christian are named after God and carry His name, just like a human child carries the very name of their father:
There is simply no disputing the fact that "God" is a name, as the 3rd Commandment expressly forbid anyone from misusing or dishonoring it:
In light of what all of those passages clearly prove, it makes no logical sense whatsoever to argue or claim that "God" is just a title.
Isaiah 42 vs 8"I Am The Lord that is My Name" In the beginning of my journey, The Lord had a faithful servant deliver to me a birthday card. And on this card was a picture of a beautiful place, full of spruce trees. When I look out my window today, I see exactly what was in that picture, that back then, I did not know existed. And the card was signed, "I AM".
Hello Wrangler, I did not get any idea: Exodus 3:11-15, John 8:58, Hebrews 13:8 KJV - And Moses said unto God, Who am I, that - Bible GatewayWhere do you get the idea that the name of God changes depending on what group of people are referenced?
You certainly did get an idea because the verses you cited in no way affirm the claim that location dictates - or changes - the name of God.Hello Wrangler, I did not get any idea: Exodus 3:11-15, John 8:58, Hebrews 13:8 KJV - And Moses said unto God, Who am I, that - Bible Gateway
Wrangler, I disagree, These scriptures do not change anything but do identify His name.You certainly did get an idea because the verses you cited in no way affirm the claim that location dictates - or changes - the name of God.
His name is not I am. What you are identifying is eisegesis.Wrangler, I disagree, These scriptures do not change anything but do identify His name.
No Sir, we both realize that God is a spirit but Jesus is not only the Son of GOD but He is also what He says He is throughout the scriptures.His name is not I am. What you are identifying is eisegesis.
No Sir, we both realize that God is a spirit but Jesus is not only the Son of GOD but He is also what He says He is throughout the scriptures.