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There is no genuine verse that when rightly divided supports the "deity" of Jesus Christ, nor the trinity The few verses that trinitarians use to "support" their errors have been shown time and time again not to do so. The idea that Jesus is God negates our redemption, and his status as a...

Never the less, the best translation for Elohim in the phrase "little lower than Elohim" is God. With Christ in us, Colossians 1:27, To whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles; which is Christ in you, the hope of glory: we have the...

Again, the Hebrew word translated angels is Elohim, which you know refers to God

Three misunderstood verses do not negate the hundreds of verses that say otherwise

Ok, I believe that mankind, including Jesus Christ was made a little lower than God.

If numbers are the measure of truth, then Jesus must have been an abject failure, for there were only about 120 disciples in Acts 1

In your opinion, I am sure you believe so. However, it is clear that Jesus is not God the Son, but the son of God, this is made very clear from scripture The Father is greater than the son because the Father is God, Jesus is the son of God.

The son of man was made a little lower than God Jesus always did the Father's will, not his own will, Jesus, as a good son, honored his Father because as Jesus said, the Father is greater than the son.

When people realize that God is Lord and therefore His son would be a lord as well, then the much of the confusion about both God and Jesus Christ being lord ceases

All sin is unbelief of either commission or omission.

Indeed. We are more than conquerors now because of the accomplished works of Jesus Christ and God's love to us

That is certainly a point well taken However we find that Adam and Eve had Dominion but they lost it when they sinned thus they were a little bit lower than God Certainly Jesus Christ is that son of man but as far as man is in general God had given the instructions to Adam and Eve that they...

Psa 8:1 ¶ [[To the chief Musician upon Gittith, A Psalm of David.]] O LORD our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth! who hast set thy glory above the heavens. Psa 8:5 For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour. The word for...

Use of the plural in Genesis this is a figure of speech referred to as the plural of majesty or the plural of intensity or as the trinitarian ew Bollinger calls it the heterosis of number used to magnify the greatness of the ACT being done. Evidently the Queen of England uses the majestic...

Of course the Father uses I the Son of God uses I The Holy Spirit is another name God the Father use this to refer to himself The use of the word I indicates that they are individual entities as much as Peter is I or Paul is I or I am I. I'm a biblical student that has bothered to read...

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Oh it is interesting to know that God refers to himself with the pronoun I in a vast majority of situations. Thus the majority of evidence indicates that God is a single entity hence the single pronoun Which makes it all the more clear that God referring to himself as us in Genesis one is a...

If indeed Darwin's evolutionary theory is scientific fact and can actually be explained precisely then it shouldn't be a problem for you to prove how random mutation and natural selection can be done in the laboratory How about you take 100 tadpoles and randomly mutate them and naturally select...

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