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Glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. — Romans 15:6.

Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. — 2 Corinthians 1:3; Ephesians 1:3; 1 Peter 1:3.


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“I am” in John 8:58 and Other Verses
2 Corinthians 5:19 – God in Christ
Alpha and Omega, The First and the Last
Angel of Yahweh
Before Yahweh There Was No God Formed (Isaiah 43:10)
Besides Yahweh There is No Savior (Isaiah 43:11)
Colossians 1:16 and the Creator
Did Jesus Claim that He Was the Covenant God of Satan?
Did Jesus Have a Beginning?
Did Jesus Raise Himself from the Dead?
Did Jesus Really Say That the Father is the only true God?
Did Jesus Use the Holy Name? – John 8:58 (Link)
Does Yahweh Speak to Yahweh? — Hebrews 1:10-12
Elohim – Does This Word Indicate a Plurality of Persons in a Godhead?
Ephesians 5:27
Father of Eternity – Isaiah 9:6
Genesis 1:1 – Elohim
Genesis 1:26,27 – Who Is God speaking to?
Hebraic Usage of the Titles for “God”
Humility of Mind (Philippians 2:5-11)
In the Beginning
In What Sense Are Jesus and the Father One? Part 1: One in Person?
In What Sense Are Jesus and the Father One? Part 2: One in Power?
Is Melchizedek an Eternal Priest?
Isaiah 9:6 – The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father
Isaiah 9:6 and the Alleged Trinity
Isaiah Saw His Glory — John 12:41
Jesus and His God as Teachers
Jesus is Not Yahweh (Jehovah)
Jesus Received Worship
Jesus’ Appearances in the Locked Room
John 10:30 and the Oneness of Yahweh and Jesus
Let Us and Elohim (Genesis 1:26)
Like One of Us, Knowing Good and Evil — Genesis 3:22
Matthew 28:18 & All Power
Matthew 28:19 & the Baptismal Name
My Lord and My God
One God, One Lord – 1 Corinthians 8:6; Deuteronomy 6:4
One Lord in Ephesians 4:5
Peter and Lord, Jesus, and the God of Jesus (Acts 2:17-21)
Revelation 1:8 – Is Yahweh or Jesus Being Quoted?
Revelation 2:8 and the Alleged “Dual Nature” of Christ
Scriptures – 1 Corinthians
Scriptures – 1 John
Scriptures – Acts
Scriptures – Colossians
Scriptures – Deuteronomy
Scriptures – Ephesians
Scriptures – Exodus
Scriptures – Genesis
Scriptures – Hosea
Scriptures – Isaiah
Scriptures – John
Scriptures – Luke
Scriptures – Malachi
Scriptures – Mark
Scriptures – Matthew
Scriptures – Revelation
Seeing the Father in Jesus (John 14:9)
Son of Man and Son of God
The Doctrine of Christ
The Fullness of Deity — Colossians 2:9
The God (Supreme Being) of Jesus (Scriptures)
The Logos was Theos (John 1:1-3)
The Name of the Son Given – Isaiah 9:6.
The Real Reason the Jews Sought to Kill Jesus
The singular pronouns of Judah — Judges 1:2,3
The Spirit Given to Jesus Without Measure – John 3:34,35
The Worship Due Jesus
Three Days and Three Nights
Thrice Holy
Who Are the Gods of Psalm 82?
Who is God?
Who is Over All – Romans 9:5
Whoever Will Call On the Name of Yahweh — Romans 10:13
Why is Jesus called “Elohim” and “Theos” in Psalm 45:6,7 and Hebrews 1:8?
Without Jesus Christ Absolutely NOTHING Was Created?
Yahweh has sent me (Isaiah 48:16)
Yahweh Rained Fire From Yahweh
Yahweh Stretched Forth the Heavens Alone (Isaiah 44:24)

GENERAL COMMENTS


The Angel of Yahweh

Arius and Deity

Beginnings

Examines the Hebrew and Greek words that are translated “beginning”.

Did Jesus Have a Beginning?

The Divinity of Jesus

Elohim – Does This Word Indicate a Plurality of Persons in a Godhead?

The Father is the Only True God

The God (Supreme Being) of Jesus

The God and Father of Jesus

The Hebraic Usage of the Titles for God

How Could Jesus Remain Sinless If He Was Not God?

Is Jesus the Creator?

Is the Trinity Doctrine A Basic Biblical Doctrine?

Is the Trinity a Biblical Doctrine?

Jesus Died a Human Being – Raised a Spirit Being

Jesus is Not Jehovah – Response to Stanley Jones

The Misuse of Similarities

Oneness Vs. Trinity Vs. The Bible

Scriptures That Show That Jesus (Yahshua) Is Not Yahweh (Jehovah)

Son of God and Son of Man by Benjamin Wilson

The Son of Yahweh is Not His God – A Response to website.

The Supposed Incommunicable Attributes of God

Trinity and Christmas

Thoughts on Trinity Definitions

What is the Trinity?

Who is Jesus?

Who is the God of Jesus?

Worship and the Trinity: Matthew 4:10; John 5:23, Philippians 2:10 & Hebrews 1:6

The Worship Due to Jesus

Yahweh, the God of the Bible

Yahweh is One – Replying to a blogsite

Arranged by Bible Books

Click on the name of the Bible book for links to discussions pertaining to scriptures from that book

Genesis

Exodus

Deuteronomy

Judges

1 Kings

Psalms

Proverbs

Isaiah

Jeremiah

Daniel

Hosea

Amos

Micah

Zechariah

Malachi

Matthew

Mark

Luke

John

Acts

Romans

1 Corinthians

2 Corinthians

Galatians

Ephesians

Philippians

Colossians

1 Thessalonians

2 Thessalonians

1 Timothy

2 Timothy

Titus

Philemon

Hebrews

1 Peter

2 Peter

1 John

2 John

3 John

Jude

Revelation

Romans 1:25 – Romans 9:5 – Is Jesus God Almighty?

Romans 8:9 – Romans 8:9 and the Trinity/Oneness Doctrines

Romans 9:5 – Romans 9:5 – Is Jesus God Almighty?

Romans 9:32,33 – Stone of Stumbling – Jehovah or Jesus?

Romans 10:13 – Romans 10:13 and the Trinity/Oneness Doctrines — Does the reference to Joel 2:32 mean that Jesus is Yahweh?

Romans 11:36 – Romans 9:5 – Is Jesus God Almighty?

Romans 16:27 – Romans 9:5 – Is Jesus God Almighty?

2 Corinthians 1:3: Romans 9:5 – Is Jesus God Almighty?

2 Corinthians 5:19 – God in Christ

2 Corinthians 11:31: Did jesus Really Say That the Father is the Only True God?

Galatians 1:4,5 – Romans 9:5 – Is Jesus God Almighty?

Philippians 2:5-11: Humility of Mind

Philippians 2:5-11 – Trinity in the Bible?: Philippians 2:5-11

Philippians 2:10 — See Worship

Philippians 3:20,21 — Jesus’ Ability

Philippians 4:20 – Romans 9:5 – Is Jesus God Almighty?

1 Thessalonians 5:23

Nothing for 2 Thessalonians yet.

1 Timothy 3:16 – God Manifest in the Flesh

1 Timothy 3:16 – Trinity in the Bible?

1 Timothy 3:16 – Bible Study Discussions Forum

1 Timothy 6:13-16

Nothing for 2 Timothy yet.

Titus 1:2,3 — See Isaiah 43:11 – How many saviors?

Titus 2:13

Nothing for Philemon yet.

Hebrews

Hebrews 13:18 – Trinity in the Bible?: Hebrews 13:8

James

James 2:19 – One God

1 Peter 3:7,8 – Stone of Stumbling – Jehovah or Jesus?

1 Peter 3:14 – Fear, Confederacies, and the Santification of the Lord Jesus in Our Hearts

2 Peter 1:1 – Does 2 Peter 1:1 Show That Jesus is Yahweh?

Nothing for 2 John yet.

Nothing for 3 John yet.

Last update: March 20, 2009.


Related Books

Our presentation of books below does not mean that we endorse each and every statment of the authors. We do believe that there is much good information to obtained from the books listed.



The Great Debate Regarding The Father, Son & Holy Spirit

An exhaustive verse-by-verse, side-by-side comparison of four historical paradigms. The four views compared are Oneness, Trinitarian, Arian, and Unitarian. The first section compares answers to interview questions such as: “What are the consequences for others not believing as you do?”. This is followed by several hundred passages of Scripture and a comment on each verse by each view. Finally the book has a variety of notes: John 1:1 is compared by various scholars. Notes showing the progression of the creeds, quotations from early church fathers, notes from Adolph Harnack’s History of Dogma, notes from Hans Kung’s Christianity: Essence, History and Future, and a couple of articles dealing with the origins and reasonableness of the Trinity finish up the 120 page 8.5 X 11 book (plastic comb binding).


Jesus – God or Son of God?

by Brian Holt

An analysis of the most common arguments used to both prove and disprove the notion that Jesus is God. Beginning with the book of Matthew and continuing through Revelation, it tallies and discusses every scripture that implies Jesus is God and every scripture that implies he is not. Not to be left out of the discussion is a comparison of the arguments from the Hebrew scriptures.

This work discusses the common arguments used by both sides and provides the response given by the opposing view. It concludes by asking the reader to review the arguments from both sides and determine for himself what he believes. If you want to know what evidence there is that Jesus is God (or what evidence there is that he is not), this is the book that presents a fair and balanced discussion of the matter.

Before you discuss this subject with a Trinitarian or a non-Trinitarian, make sure you know why he believes what he believes. A comparison of the arguments is in order.


The Two Babylons by Alexander Hislop

This book is written by a trinitarian, but it does offer some good historical background of the trinity.


Concepts of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit by Matthew Alfs

Subtitled “A Classification and Description of the Trinitarian and Non-Trinitarian Theologies Existent Within Christendom,” this is a theological and historical handbook of how the variety of Christian denominations have defined and viewed God the Father, Christ the Son of God, and the Holy Spirit. Detailed and penetrating, it demonstrates how Christendom’s many denominations and sects have differed and even powerfully clashed in explicating this so-called “central doctrine of the Christian faith,” often with heated verbal sparring and sometimes by inflicting physical violence on opposers. Objective in tone, which is rare for a work of this sort, this careful study encourages the reader to draw his or her own conclusions. Unlike apologetic works, which often quote what critics say about variant denominational theologies, this work allows the plethora of denominations to speak for themselves. The author further solicited comments from many denominational headquarters to clarify and expand upon material from their available published works. It can truly be said that no stone has been left unturned in order to provide the reader with full and complete coverage of the subject. Includes 355 references and a detailed index. Sturdy libary binding, brown cloth with gold-embossed ccover illustration. 104pp.


The Role of Theology and Bias in Bible Translation Hardcover; Paperback edition

by Rolf Furuli

In the natural sciences, a basic principle is to break everything down to the smallest possible units and then study each unit. In linguistics and in the study of the biblical languages, a similar principle was followed with the word as the basic unit, but from the middle of this century the view has developed that the smallest units which were meaningful for translation had to be the sentence or even the paragraph. The author believes that the pendulum has swung too far in one direction, and that it still is meaningful to work with the word as the fundamental unit of translation. The book therefore suggests that for a particular target group – those who, by the help of their mother tongue, want to come as close as possible to the original languages – a literal translation will be better than an idiomatic one. In the course of discussion it is shown that the principles on which such a translation is based accords fully with modern linguistic principles.”


History of Dogma – by Adolf Harnack

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