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Greetings again JudgeRightly, Right Divider and Lon, As I said my purpose was to hit and run, and I will look in again at this thread if it is still running in 3 months. A brief response: Really, but I doubt that we agree what these terms represent in actual fact. Psalm 110:1 clearly...

Greetings Right Divider and Lon, Just a brief hit and run in this endless repetitive thread, John 17:3 and 1 Corinthians 8:6, Psalm 110:1 and much other Scripture teaches that there is Only One God, Yahweh, God the Father and that our Lord Jesus Christ is the Son of God, by birth, by character...

Greetings again Lon, The other occurrences of El help to define what the word actually means. Genesis 31:29 (KJV): It is in the power of my hand to do you hurt: but the God of your father spake unto me yesternight, saying, Take thou heed that thou speak not to Jacob either good or bad. Psalm...

Greetings again Lon, This passage is speaking of Jesus in his future role as King / Priest of the Age to come, the 1000 years, the anticipated son of David. I understand that the word "olahm" (without looking at any reference material as I am on my tablet), relates to a period of time, not...

Greetings again Idolater, I consider the Bible as a whole the authority on the whole subject and any subject for that matter 2 Timothy 3:15-17. Where can you find the Apostles arbitrating on the subject of the Seraphim which appear by direct mention only in Isaiah 6? Even though I do not...

Greetings again idolater. My understanding is based upon what I have tried to explain in Posts #1 and #2 and Post #141 on the top of Page 8. I am not interested in discussing what you suggest if you do not consider these posts. I suggest that these posts are a partial key to unlock this subject...

Greetings idolater, The Lord in v22 is the One God, Yahweh, God the Father. If you consider Posts #1 and #2 and Post #141 on the top of Page 8 the development of the Yahweh Name is in and through Jesus, the Son of God. Kind regards Trevor

Greetings again Lon, I appreciate your comments on Isaiah. Another favourite section is what has been called the four servant songs. Like the wings of the Seraphim, I understand that these four songs are progressive, covering four stages in the ministry of Jesus. I especially like the...

Greetings again Lon and Right Divider, I have most probably already briefly considered John 8:58, John 17:5 (universe?), and John 1:1. Please check. You seem to have misread my three options. I agree with the third option, that it is a vision of Jesus enthroned in Jerusalem during the future...

Greetings again Lon, Yes, Jesus was a man, born a human, the Son of God because God the Father was his father. This was not the continuity of God the Son, but a conception / birth. He is now a glorified human. Not much more to discuss in the rest of your post as I stand by what I have stated...

Greetings again Lon, Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit, but this was not a birth in itself. He was born of Mary and was born a human. I understand that this is an allusion to Psalm 8:4-6. I understand that the Word in John 1:1 is similar to the wise woman Wisdom in Proverbs 8. You have...

Greetings again Lon, But also notice the margin for the translation of Matthew 1:20 "conceived" in the KJV "Gk: begotten". Yes Jesus is fathered by means of God's power, the Holy Spirit, but what is conceived and then born is a human, Jesus the Son of God, the Only Begotten. No Trinity here, as...

Greetings again Lon, I expect we have discussed these before, Matthew 1:20-21, Luke 1:34-35, John 1:14, 3:16. I have a full CD on some of these, but have not looked at it properly yet. The subject does not look enjoyable. My Christadelphian "Daily Readings" in the second portion is now...

Greetings again Lon, I could not remember discussing with you previously. I remember well my interaction with the member in Post #6 and #9, especially when he tried to explain Psalm 110:1, and I have never seen a reasonable explanation of Psalm 110:1 by a Triniatarian and his explanation was...

Greetings again Lon, Yes, we have been through this, and my conviction is that Trinitarians force the meaning of both Exodus 3:14 and John 8:58 in a desperate attempt to find the Trinity when it is not there, and this forcing of these two passages is against many scholars, even many Trinitarian...

Greetings again Right Divider and JudgeRightly, Perhaps you have not read and understood the following: Acts 17:30-31 (KJV): 30 And the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men every where to repent: 31 Because he hath appointed a day, in the which he will judge the...

Greetings again Right Divider, Lon and JudgeRightly, I understand that Jesus in John 17:5 is alluding to Psalm 8:5 which prophesied of his future glory (but in the past tense) in the context of the creation. Jesus is the MAN appointed to judge the world in righteousness Acts 17:31 and he is...

Greetings again Lon, Yes, I had forgotten, but looking again you did not really discuss what AB Davidson actually said. The above post is most probably the first time that I posted the second part. I find this more interesting than discuss the few obscure ambiguous verses which Trinitarians use...

Greetings again Lon, Seeing you claim to be a language expert, I would be interested if you agree with AB Davidson in the following: The Yahweh Name (cont’d) In my first post I mentioned that the margin of the Revised Version has "I will be" for Exodus 3:14, and one of the supporters of this...

Greetings again Lon, Yes, Jesus was full of grace and truth, but this was developed from a child and fully revealed at the start of his ministry John 1:14. Jesus is the Son of God, and God is His Father 2 Samuel 7:14. Kind regards Trevor