trinity
Biblical and theological defenses of the Triune nature of God with rigorous exegesis.
Sami Zaatari's Crucial Mistake On John 1:14 Paid Members Public
Sami Zaatari's Crucial Mistake On John 1:14 Keith Thompson and Jochen Katz1 Since the doctrine of the Trinity and Islam are mutually exclusive many Muslim apologists have attempted to demonstrate that the Bible doesn't teach the Trinity, despite the fact that Christians for 2000 years
Revisiting "Where Did Jesus Say 'I am God'" Paid Members Public
Revisiting “Where Did Jesus Say ‘I am God’” A Response to the Muhammedan Site “Do Not Say Trinity” Keith Thompson This is a response to a Muslim who calls himself “question mark.” He operates the “Do Not Say Trinity” dawa website. I will refer to this man as DNST. In
Jesus as Divine Judge Paid Members Public
Jesus as Divine Judge A Response to the Muhammedan Site “Do Not Say Trinity” Keith Thompson This is a response to the “Do Not Say Trinity” article Jesus (pbuh): Nothing Divine about Him: Analyzing Jesus’ (pbuh) deity from the judgment perspective published by a Muslim author with the pseudonym “Question
A Case for the Deity of Christ in Light of Muslim Objections Paid Members Public
A Case for the Deity of Christ in Light of Muslim Objections Keith Thompson Is Jesus God? This is one of the main questions that have divided Christians and Muslims for hundreds of years. To the student who studies the Bible honestly there should be no question that Jesus Christ
The "Heavenly" and "Earthly" Yahweh: A Trinitarian Interpretation of Genesis 19:24 [Part 4] Paid Members Public
The “Heavenly” and “Earthly” Yahweh: A Trinitarian Interpretation of Genesis 19:24 Part IV By Anthony Rogers (Continued from Part IIIb) Direct Evidence that Jesus is the One Who Appeared to Abraham and Subsequently Went Down To and Destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah The Testimony of Jude This brings us to
The "Heavenly" and "Earthly" Yahweh: A Trinitarian Interpretation of Genesis 19:24 [Part 3b] Paid Members Public
The “Heavenly” and “Earthly” Yahweh: A Trinitarian Interpretation of Genesis 19:24 Part IIIb By Anthony Rogers (Continued from Part IIIa) SECOND – the New Testament not only teaches that Jesus was preexistent and, therefore, that He could have been active on earth in the Old Testament period; it teaches that
The "Heavenly" and "Earthly" Yahweh: A Trinitarian Interpretation of Genesis 19:24 [Part 3a] Paid Members Public
The “Heavenly” and “Earthly” Yahweh: A Trinitarian Interpretation of Genesis 19:24 Part IIIa By Anthony Rogers The New Testament Case for a Trinitarian Interpretation Introduction (Continued from Part II) Though the New Testament never quotes Genesis 19:24 specifically, it does make remarks about and relevant to the judgment
The "Heavenly" and "Earthly" Yahweh: A Trinitarian Interpretation of Genesis 19:24 [Part 1] Paid Members Public
The “Heavenly” and “Earthly” Yahweh: A Trinitarian Interpretation of Genesis 19:24 Part I By Anthony Rogers Genesis 19:24 – “Then the LORD rained on Sodom and Gomorrah brimstone and fire from the LORD out of heaven” (NASB) Introduction Among the many passages of the Old Testament that provide support