July 24, 2020
From trinitarian Dr. Michael Heiser, Unseen Realm. Many Bible readers note the plural pronouns (us; our, Gen 1.26-28) with curiosity. They might suggest that the plurals […]
July 24, 2020
Pulpit Commentary on Genesis 16:7 And the angel of the Lord. Maleach Jehovah, elsewhere styled Maleach Elohim (Genesis 21:17; Genesis 31:11); supposed but wrongly to be […]
July 24, 2020
Theological Quarterly, Volume 3. 1899. The ordinary Greek usage of prophet is one who speaks for God. The prophets of the Bible are revealers of God’s […]
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The Radical Reformation by George Huntston Williams should be central in the libraries of those espousing a “biblical unitarian” point of view. This book inspires confidence and humility, as it recalls a galaxy of dedicated Christians — those who struggled against terrible odds to preach a doctrine of God which has a firm basis in Scripture, but which is regarded as heresy by some of the mainstream.
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Steenburg The Worship of Adam and Christ as the Image of God
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Whoever Said the Messiah Was God? Most readers of Scripture approach the divine records with a well-established set of assumptions. They are unaware of the fact that much of what they understand about Jesus is derived from theological systems devised by writers outside the Bible.
The crucial question we must answer is this: On what basis did Jesus and the early church claim that Jesus was indeed the promised Messiah?.