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Of course not! Please carefully read the last 2 paragraphs of my last post. If you have any real information concerning my research of John 1:1c; theos; and “a godâ€/“gods,†please give it. I want only the truth of John 1:1c

I certainly don’t “try to depersonalize the Word†(ho Logos) of John 1:1. But I have discovered that he is not called ‘God’ in John 1:1c. The word in question at John 1:1c is θεος (theos in English letters). Notice that this form of the word ends in ‘s.’ Theos can be used to...

In the Center of the Throne “Then I saw a Lamb, looking as if it had been slain, standing in the center of the throne [of God].” - Rev. 5:6, NIV. Some imply that the slain Lamb (obviously the heavenly-resurrected Christ) must be God because he is in the middle of God’s throne in this...

Father, ....Now this is eternal life: that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent. - NIV.

………………. Are you saying that Jesus is separate from God (Acts 7:55)? And the early Church had the same doctrines as Judaism (which would include a single-person God: YHWH) except for the “Laws of Moses which were added"?

Netchaplain, [edited] You quoted someone including the following: But ‘Jehovah’ (YHWH) is the personal name of the Father alone. In fact,only Jehovah is the Father in heaven - Ps. 2:7 (Acts 13:33); Is. 64:8 (and numerous Israelite personal names like 'Abijah' which mean 'The Father is...

You should also notice that the trinity is not mentioned (nor described) throughout the NT. The closest to it is the late addition to scripture found in the KJV at 1 John 5:7. This has been proven to be a spurious addition by numerous trinitarian scholars. One has to wonder why the copyist...

Mike, I want to defend the original (and only) scriptural monotheistic doctrine: God (ho theos or Elohim) is a single person, the creator, God Almighty, the Father alone who has the personal name YHWH (in Hebrew). This single person who created his firstborn Son (who came to earth to be a...

Post #7 by Ted: Brother Mike: Ted: First, saying that something cannot be proved but also CANNOT BE DISPROVED means it is true is completely false. (Try to DISPROVE that unicorns, or that fairies - like Tinkerbell, or mermaids, etc. existed.) Second, where is the legitimacy of “defending...

First, saying that something cannot be proved but also CANNOT BE DISPROVED means it is true is completely false. (Try to DISPROVE that unicorns, or that fairies - like Tinkerbell, or mermaids, etc. existed.) Second, where is the legitimacy of “defending the trinity doctrine” when I and others...

Exodus 3:14 shows Moses asking about YHWHs name. It is clear from earlier scriptures that he already knew what the name WAS (mi in Hebrew). Instead he was asking what the name MEANT (mah in Hebrew). And the answer was ‘ehyeh.’ If one examines EVERY other use of the word ‘ehyeh’ in all the...

John 1:1 is another story. Here is where I have discussed it in brief (my posts A - G in first 2 paqes): http://www.amazon.com/forum/christianity/ref=cm_cd_pg_pg1?_encoding=UTF8&cdForum=Fx77WQHU8YS50Z&cdPage=1&cdThread=Tx39NPGPA69Z7HY Now let's get back to the 'I Am' topic.

Here's the 'Final Rest' : I began this study of "I AM" in the mid-1970's and, for the most part, completed it in the early '80s. I started it as one who leaned toward a trinity understanding, but was wiling to examine it as honestly as possible since I believe the understanding of the...

Of the 29 English Bibles listed on BibleStudyTools.com - http://www.biblestudytools.com/colossians/1-15-compare.html - we find the following renderings for ‘PasEs’ at Col. 1:15 - ‘Of every’/‘Of all’ - used 16 times including KJV; ASV; Douay; NASB; RSV; NRSV. [Also...

Finally, Since Ehyeh (first person singular) at Ex. 3:14 means “I will be whatever I will be” or something similar, and since this is not God’s name, anyway, this explanation of His actual personal name (YHWH) merely shows that YHWH (third person singular) means something close to “He will...

Third then, concerns the translation and interpretation of Ex. 3:14 (the only time YHWH explains the meaning of his name, ‘Ehyeh asher Ehyeh’) and of John 8:58 (“before Abraham came into existence, ego eimi.†God explains the meaning of his name once only (Ex. 3:14) as Ehyeh Asher...

“But Jesus could say the Divine Name, because that was His Name too.†Second then, Jesus’ personal name, Yehoshua in the OT Hebrew and Iesus (Yay-soos) in the NT Greek, is obviously not the same as YHWH (‘Yahweh’ or ‘Jehovah’). Furthermore, “Joshua†and others in...

There is a lot here which is simply unscriptural (scripture being the meaning found in the Hebrew OT and Greek NT texts which are sometimes imperfectly translated into our English Bibles). First, “Out of reverence the Hebrew people refrained from speaking this most holy name.” Throughout...

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I am claiming that inspired scripture is not found in any one Bible, and at times it may not be found in the majority of Bibles.