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Wrong! Try a little research. Or, better yet, try reading all of my post #97.

from post #22 above: "The Jehovah’s witnesses focus on a god named Jehovah…..which is funny that they do not know God Father’s name….since their religion is all about God the Father. The fact is that there is no person, place, or thing that starts with J in scriptures, it is all Y’s. And they...

JunChosen #999: "The Scripture is very plain and so true! So why do Unitarians believe NOT the Bible???" ............................ Because "the Bible" is not a translation, but is the NT Greek text. Many additions and thousands of deletions have been made by translators. If we wish to find...

......................................................... Notice the comments concerning this disputed passage found in the respected trinitarian reference work, The Expositor's Greek Testament: It says in a note for 1 John 5:7 (as found in the Received Text and the KJV): "A Latin...

................................................. 1 Tim. 3:16 (“God was manifest in the flesh”) As this is translated in the KJV it makes Paul say that Jesus is God “manifest in the flesh.” Although the KJV translates 1 Tim. 3:16 with “God” as above, nearly all other translations today...

It was the generation following the destruction of the Temple which brought about a final rupture between Jews and Christians .... In the third rebellion against Rome [132-135 A.D.], when the Christians were unable to accept bar Kochba as their Messiah, they declared that their kingdom was of...

.................................................... Do you know the meaning of "Hallelujah"? Why would this phrase be used for the Father in Rev. 19:1-6 if the name were not to be used by Christians?

All uses of "Lord" as used in address (vocative) in the Gospel of John (and others): Examining the Trinity: KURIE (part 2) Did you find any uses of "Lord" used as nouns of address that were not followed by statements or questions to the individual being made? John 20:28 is not an address to...

John 20:28 is a statement by Thomas who had refused to believe that Jesus had been resurrected. His statement is a phrase without subject or verb and if subject and verb are to be supplied by the translator, it could read “you are My Lord and My God.” It is more likely, however, that it would be...

...................................................... Answers to trinitarian language experts who claim that the NWT fabricates: Examining the Trinity

................................................... It is very clear that although YHWH (Jehovah) is used many thousands of times as God’s personal name throughout the OT by God Himself and His followers, the word ehyeh is used only once (Ex.3:14) for God. The New Bible Dictionary, Douglas...

Echad (‘Plural’ Oneness?) Here is what I have found written about echad by authorities on Biblical Hebrew: The only definition given for echad in the trinitarian New American Standard Exhaustive Concordance is: “a prim[ary] card[inal] number; one”. We find no “plural oneness” there...

Yachid A few trinitarians insist that not only does echad mean “plural oneness,” but that, if singleness were intended by the Bible writer, the Hebrew word yachid (dyxy) would have been used at Deut. 6:4. Here is how it was presented to me by one trinitarian: “The word for...

15 And God said moreover unto Moses, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, Jehovah, the God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, hath sent me unto you: this is my name for ever, and this is my memorial unto all generations.

“Nevertheless, Exod. 3 does not appear to give a new name for the first time but the explanation of a name known already but now identified as the saving God of Israel....” - The New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology, p. 69, Vol. 2, Zondervan, 1986. In its commentary to Exodus...

.................................................. "I am" at Ex. 3:14 is properly translated as "I will be" (see Ex. 3:12) and is simply a 1st person use of the meaning of His personal name - Examining the Trinity: "I AM" - Part 1 Why would God have YHWH used as his personal name around 7000...

Although the original pronunciation was probably Yehowah - see my study here Examining the Trinity: PRONOUNCE (God's Name) - it has become Jehovah in English (because of its going from Hebrew through Latin to Elizabethan English to modern English). See link.

.............................................. “I Am” In its commentary to Exodus 3:14, the JPS Tanakh, Jewish Study Bible, Oxford Edition states: "God's proper name disclosed in the next verse is YHVH (spelled yod-heh-vav-heh. In Heb., in ancient times, the "vav" was pronounced "w"). But...

Bar Kochba and the Christian use of the Hebrew personal name of God "The Jewish belief that the parting of the ways came not at Stephen’s martyrdom but after Bar Kochba’s war against Hadrian [132-135 A. D.] is now gaining ground. Previously there had been no event sufficiently striking to...

Yachid A few trinitarians insist that not only does echad mean “plural oneness,” but that, if singleness were intended by the Bible writer, the Hebrew word yachid would have been used at Deut. 6:4. Here is how it was presented to me by one trinitarian: “The word for ‘one’ in...