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Biblical studies on the nature, attributes, and identity of God, with emphasis on monotheism and divine revelation.
Revisiting Jesus’ Subordination to the Father Pt. 1 Paid Members Public
In this series of posts I am going to address specific texts that anti-Trinitarian groups and/or cults, i.e. Muslims, Jehovah’s Witnesses’ etc., use to show that Jesus is not equal to God due to the fact that the Scriptures teach that the Son is subject to
The Trinitarian Beliefs of the Ante-Nicene Period Pt. 1 Paid Members Public
In this post, I begin a series where I will be quoting from one of the best treatments on the historical study and development of the Trinity of the last century. The book is titled The Triune God: A Historical Study of the Doctrine of the Trinity (Wipf and Stock
Jesus is the Most High God! Paid Members Public
In this post, I am going to present the evidence that identifies Jesus as the most High God. 1. Jehovah is the Most High God. The God-breathed Scriptures are quite clear that Jehovah is the Most High God: “And Abram said to the king of Sodom, I have lift
The Lord of Glory: An Exposition of John 17:3 Pt. 3 Paid Members Public
I come to the final part of my exposition (/2019/05/23/the-lord-of-glory-an-exposition-of-john-173-pt-2/). Jesus shares God’s incommunicable attributes In John 17 where Jesus says that he and the Father shared the same Divine glory Christ also spoke of being
The Lord of Glory: An Exposition of John 17:3 Pt. 2 Paid Members Public
I continue with my exegesis of John 17:3 (/2019/05/23/the-lord-of-glory-an-exposition-of-john-173-pt-1/). Jesus – The Visible Appearance of Yahweh God John provides further confirmation that Jesus had the glory which belongs uniquely to Yahweh: “Jesus replied, ‘The hour has come
The Lord of Glory: An Exposition of John 17:3 Pt. 1 Paid Members Public
In this series of posts I will provide a thorough exegesis of John 17:3 in light of the immediate and overall contexts of the God-breathed Scriptures to show that, far from refuting Christ’s Deity, this text actually presupposes it. Here is the verse in question along with
The Hebrew Bible Testifies that the Messiah is Adonay Elohim! Paid Members Public
One of the objections that “Christian” unitarian heretics raise against the Deity of the Lord Jesus is to claim that the Messiah is never called Adonay (“Lord”), the Hebrew term that is typically reserved for Jehovah God alone. Rather, as in the case of Psalm 110:1, the Messiah is
Can Christians love the Father as much as they love the Son? Paid Members Public
The following is an objection that Muslim polemicists such as Shabir Ally raise in their attempt of undermining the logical coherence of the Trinity. Ally and his fellow Muhammadans ask, since Christians claim that the Son is the one that died for them, not the Father, how does one avoid