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  1. TiggerII

    Did you know Jesus is considered as a different god according to scripture?

    Your use of the tq fallacy was obviously answering my posting the link to my study "Primer for the study of John1:1c" with absolutely no comments on the contents of that study (as explained in #18). Your follow-up after I even posted the beginning of that study (#19), was the above (#23). How...
  2. TiggerII

    Did you know Jesus is considered as a different god according to scripture?

    Why not start at the beginning: John 1:1 Primer For Grammatical Rules "Proving" the Trinity John 1:1c - English translation: "The Word was God [or 'a god']." - NT Greek: θεὸς ἦν ὁ λόγος ---------------"god was the word." The NT Greek word for "God" and "god" is theos (θεὸς). In the writings...
  3. TiggerII

    Did you know Jesus is considered as a different god according to scripture?

    After receiving a link to one of my personal studies of John's understanding of John 1:1c containing many steps which could be examined and discussed honestly, S.Z. wrote: S.Z.: "That looks like a Jehovah's Witness source. Not exactly reliable. You should try to see what actual biblical...
  4. TiggerII

    Did you know Jesus is considered as a different god according to scripture?

    I am a JW, but as noted at the beginning of most of my studies, this is not taken from JW sources, but is written from mostly all sources by trinitarian scholars (cited) or my own careful study of trinitarian sources (NT Greek Grammars, NT Greek Interlinears, Concordances, etc.). Even a minimal...
  5. TiggerII

    Did you know Jesus is considered as a different god according to scripture?

    God and gods (from BOWGOD study) John 1:1c Primer - For Grammatical Rules That Supposedly "Prove" the Trinity
  6. TiggerII

    The God of gods

    Yes, as even many trinitarian NT experts admit, a man or an angel who is serving God may be called a god. This leads, of course, to the honest (but hated by many) translation of John 1:1c - "And the Word was a god." My own personal studies: Examining the Trinity John 1:1c Primer - For...
  7. TiggerII

    The God of gods

    Some trinitarian sources which admit that the Bible actually describes men who represent God (judges, faithful Israelite kings, etc.) and God’s angels as gods (or a god) include: 1. Young’s Analytical Concordance of the Bible, “Hints and Helps...,” Eerdmans, 1978 reprint; 2. Strong’s...
  8. TiggerII

    The trinity in the old testament

    This, too, is explained in my studies which you continue to ignore.
  9. TiggerII

    The trinity in the old testament

    Everything in the writings of the Gospel writers (and especially in the Greek writings of John) shows this. The links of my personal studies prove it.
  10. TiggerII

    The trinity in the old testament

    John 1:1c does not say "the Word was God." Honest translations would say, according to John's use of NT Greek grammar, "the Word was a god." Examining the Trinity http://examiningthetrinity.blogspot.com/2009/09/definite-john-11c.html Logos (The 'Word')
  11. TiggerII

    Sons of God and the Father's Name

    Isaac was the son of Abraham.
  12. TiggerII

    Is Christmas pagan?

    “DECEMBER 25 - Neither scripture nor secular history records the date of Jesus’ birth; even the season of the year is not stipulated.# Some evidence points to spring, but it is not conclusive. The only thing reasonably certain about the coming of the Christ Child is that his birth did not...
  13. TiggerII

    Is Jesus Christ the True God?

    ................................................. Matthew 7:13-14 King James Version 13 Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and MANY there be which go in thereat: 14 Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which...
  14. TiggerII

    Is Jesus Christ the True God?

    ............................................................... DK20 You are not a scholar in any sense of the word. A scholar actually examines the evidence (especially of those who disagree with him). I am an expert in the study of John 1:1c as written by John in NT Greek. I have studied...
  15. TiggerII

    Is Jesus Christ the True God?

    ............................................ Did I ask about how other (mostly trinitarian-translated) Bibles have rendered John 1:1c? Why not actually carefully read my personal study of John's Greek usage which proves my statement??
  16. TiggerII

    Is Jesus Christ the True God?

    ................................................................ Examining the Trinity John 1:1c is, according to the usage of John himself in all his writings, properly rendered into English as "and the Word was a god." Examining the Trinity: John 1:1c Primer - For Grammatical Rules That...
  17. TiggerII

    Is Jesus Christ the True God?

    .............................................. Jesus said his Father is "the only true God."
  18. TiggerII

    Is Jesus Christ the True God?

    .......................................................... And Jesus when praying to the Father, said "you are the only true God." - John 17:3.
  19. TiggerII

    God's Name is God

    .............................................. I believe that was covered in my posts. For those who rely on the KJV, Ps 83:18 should cover it also. It is considered by many as an influencing factor in the English language for the past 400 years. If we cannot use "Jehovah as found in the...
  20. TiggerII

    God's Name is God

    And The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia writes: “5. ‘Jehovah’ - The name most distinctive of God as the God of Israel is Jehovah .... The meaning may with some confidence be inferred ... to be that of the simple future, yahweh, ‘he will be.’ It does not express causation, nor...
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