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“all things were created.” The Greek verb translated “created” is ktizō (#2936 κτίζω), and it means to create. But this verse is not referring to God creating the world in the beginning. It is referring to His creating the positions of authority that are needed to run the Church, which started...

My act is very together. God cannot lie or die and there's no record of anyone ever spitting at Him or beating Him up. You were dead if you walked in the wrong room in the Temple or dropped the Ark. God is a badass and always was. The low opinion you have of God is disgusting.

Some Biblical Unitarians believe that Psalm 45:6 and Hebrews 1:8 are calling the Messiah “god.” They recognize that this king is not being called “God” with a capital “G,” but they think the Messiah is being called “god,” and they translate both Psalm 45:6 and Hebrews 1:8 as having “god” with a...

Acts 2:36 does not say Jesus the Lord. It says God made him Lord. Both Lord and Christ meaning he was not that before he was resurrected.

Here's the verse... Acts:2:36 Therefore let all the house of Israel know assuredly, that God hath made that same Jesus, whom ye have crucified, both Lord and Christ.

There's nothing to see. There's no teaching on it. All that the Catholics have is a verse here and a verse there all that are either taken out of context or twisted in such a way that it does not fit with the culture of the day it was written in. But I'm not talking about verses. I'm talking...

Such a concept seems to me would be important and therefore taught. And it is not. Nor is it in any writings in the literature of the day in the first 3 centuries.

Taught!!! Not just a verse here and a verse somewhere else. Whole chapters teaching it. There's none. Nowhere. Not in the Old or New Testament.

God was the Lord in the Old Testament. He did not make Jesus both Lord and Christ until Jesus was resurrected from the dead.

I don't understand your point concerning 1 Peter chapter one. This secret concerning the body of Christ was hidden in God, and this is why the prophets who spoke and wrote God’s Word had to search diligently to find out the length of time that was between “the sufferings of Christ, and the...

The theological intent is that he was the Messiah the son of God and therefore divine that way. If what you are suggesting was true then it would have been taught somewhere. Taught!! Not just verses scattered all over the New Testament. And there is none. Nobody in either the Old Testament or...

Or well, now I'm in love with you again. How will I find you there?

The He or Who in those 24 translations that I provided for you is not the same Greek word THEOS as the word is in the KJV. Also there has never been a teaching on it anywhere in the Bible. The Jews never saw it anywhere in the entire Old Testament nor anyone in the New Testament ever taught it...

Here's 21 more besides the 3... I already gave you... New Living Translation Without question, this is the great mystery of our faith: Christ was revealed in a human body and vindicated by the Spirit. He was seen by angels and announced to the nations. He was believed in throughout the world...

You lifting a ban on me that you say you did not cause has nothing to do with my point which is I have to let you have the last word on what we are talking about because you are allowed to discuss it. I'm not.

You are allowed to state your thoughts. I am not because if I do I'm censored, my posts are deleted in part or whole, and I have even been blocked from any further posts. Folks on here say the trinity is not allowed to be discussed. It looks to me like it can be all day... Morning, Noon, and...

Scholars debate the translation of this verse, and the two sides of that debate can be seen in the various translations. Some scholars believe that “glory” is used in an adjectival sense, and that the verse should be translated as in the NIV84: “While we wait for the blessed hope—the glorious...

Oh I see... you think 1 Timothy 3:16 means Jesus is God. There are some Greek manuscripts that read, “God appeared in the flesh.” This reading of some Greek manuscripts has passed into some English versions, and the King James Version is one of them. The reading of the earliest and best...

No I have not. There was no Scripture. Just you making up stuff.