Wrangler
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The text does not say what you claim, which you have to take out of context since the preceding verses clearly identify Jesus as not God.
Again, I ask you if Jesus is God, who is the son of God?
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Again, I ask you if Jesus is God, who is the son of God?
Bob
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Thank you for your reply.
You appear to be angry or frustrated with my replies, but I am not sure why. I have been trying to make sense of your posts, but not succeeding.
Having read and re-read your posts, it must be that my limited brain and knowledge of scripture are the source of the inadequacy.
Peace.
I told you, you flat out denied scripture support, all that wolfing, you cant believe scripture testimony.
Wrangler
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Projecting. Jesus said the Father is the only true God. What does this say about the Trinity god?
There is no explicit teaching in Scripture for the Trinity. Reading your doctrine into unitarian text is not ‘support.’
GISMYS_7
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Technically and correctly you have to define what 'ONE' means, for this configuration of three gods = > the ONE Triune God...as it does not mean the ONE true God of the Bible.... Deuteronomy 4:35, 6:4; 2 Samuel 7:22; 1 King 8:60; Nehemiah 9:6; Psalms 18:31; 86:10; Isaiah 37: 16, 20; 44:6,8; 45:21; 46:9; Hosea 13:4; Joel 2:27; Zech 14:9; Mark 12: 29-34; John 17:3; Romans 3:30; ! Corinthians 8:4-6; Galatians 3:20; Eph 4:6; 1 Timothy 1:17, 2:5; James 2:19, and numerous other verses where Jesus indicated he had a God, his Father.
Wrangler
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Wrangler
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It's scripture alright and you do not seem to explain or understand it beyond quoting Book, Chapter and verse.
For example in John 1:14a...what does 'became flesh' mean. I do not expect you to know it, and most don't either so you are great company.
Well give it your best shot then...
Wrangler
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Scripture. You reading into Scripture. Not the same thing. There is one God, the Father.
Brakelite
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I notice that you, along with your fellow Unitarians, deny the literal Sonship of Jesus. You have to of course in order to sustain your arguments. The lawyers had it right when they heard Jesus claiming to be the Son of God...they recognised He was claiming equality with God, making Himself God. Which of course is echoed in Philippians 2.
Remember, Lucifer led the original rebellion in heaven. He knew the truth. Ever since then, as Satan, he has confused truth with innumerable myths, fantasies, lies, and fairy tales. But there is a common thread running through each one. There is a evidence of previous truth as being the foundation of all the lies. Satan does not have an original idea in his whole mind. He's an expert in counterfeit and subterfuge, but nothing original. All the myths are merely offshoots from the original. So yes. In myths and fairy tales and legends are to found a variety of gods, some with children, some consisting of 3 equal but opposing powers, and all of them having characters that reflect their maker's own character. All of them exercise violence, murder, lies, theft, insurrection, slander, adultery, and war and conflict. So you reference to Greek mythology is a flat none issue, in fact, it would be a surprise otherwise.
So the word of God is God?
Don't we all, with the exception of unrepentant sinners, inherit eternal life from God? Who died?
Brakelite
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Wrangler
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Brakelite
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Yes. Not here...
But here...
So, I read Deut15:15-18, them read John 1:1,14, still couldn't make much of a connection.
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