westtexas said:
Mysteryman said:
Hi Westtexas
Show me one verse that is written --- "God the Son"
Is it not true, that Jesus the Christ is the -- "Son of God" ? So why twist it ? Change it ?
I gave you one a couple of days ago and you chose to ignore it but let's try again.
2 Peter 1:1-tou theou hemon kai sotaros lesou Christou (Hebrew/Greek Interlinear Bible) is translated "Our God and Saviour Jesus Christ"
2 Peter 1:11-tou kuriou hemon kai sotaros lesou Christou (Hebrew/Greek Interlinear Bible) is translated "Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ"
The only difference in these two verses is theou (God) in verse 1 and kuriou (Lord) in verse 11. Non-trinitarians have no problem accepting verse 11 "Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ" but when confronted with verse 1 and the only substitution is theou "God" for kuriou "Lord" will automatically start jumping up and down screaming "That's not what it means!!" Granville Sharp was a biblical Greek scholar in the late 1700's who came up with what today is called Granville Sharp's Rule. Non-trinitarian Greek scholars have attempted to disprove him for over 200 yrs and after all their study they are forced to admit that grammatically, the only interpretation for this verse is "Our God and Saviour Jesus Christ"
http://www.aomin.org/GRANVILL.html
Hi Westtexas :
You have yet to show me where in the scriptures it is written -- "God the son" ! All you have done is to start up another argument/debate that you claim justifies your usage of this false phrase ! Jesus the Christ is the -- "Son of God", and it is written this way for a purpose, and that purpose is for accuracy and truth.
As far as second Peter 1:1 , the verse states clearly, that it is talking about two and not one entity here.
KJV reads -- "the righteousness of God, and
our Saviour Jesus Christ" < two entities here, not one ! Your rendering leaves out the word - "our" in the verse. Both God and His Son are our Saviour. 1. God gave His only begotten Son
2. Jesus Christ, gave of himself, and did the will of the Father who sent him. Jesus Christ did not do his own will. This is why Jesus prayed to his Father and his God , in order to do the full will of God and his Father.
Now I ask you once again. Show me a verse which clearly is written in the manner in which trinitarians write this phrase in this manner -- "God the Son".
Now, seeing we have taken this converstion to another level of thinking. Why not look at Hebrews 1:9 , which is another verse which clearly shows us, that Jesus Christ has a God. Which btw, is in harmony with John 20:17 which says the same.
Hebrews 1:9 - "Thou hast loved righteousness, and hated iniquity ; therefore God, thy God hath anointed thee with the oil of gladness above thy fellows" < This is why Jesus the messiah, is called the anointed one. His God anointed him.
Christians believe in only one God ---- The God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. < Ref: Ephesians 1:3
Also remember consistency is key. II Peter 1:1 shows two entities , as does many other references, such as Philippians 1:2 and Galatians 1:3 and many more !