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Clarkes Commentary on Luke 3:23: “Being (as was supposed) the son of Joseph.” Matthew, in descending from Abraham to Joseph, the spouse of the blessed virgin, […]

From the book Angels of Light, Powers of Darkness by Stephen Noll Christianity, as far back as we can trace it, can be characterized in the […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

In the words In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was God, there are two terms which trinitarianism […]

2. The NT conception not different from the Old In the New Testament the angel of the Lord occurs only when an angel has been previously […]

Opening from my debate with Anthony Rogers. Paul uses the title “Lord” [kyrios] in reference to “Christ” [christos] more than 200 times! This means Jesus’ lordship […]

From the book The Gospel of John Original Version , Volume 2, translated by James David Audlin. Traditional dogma-based interpretations of [John] 5:18 wrongly assume Jesus […]

I was surprised to find that for centuries now some notable trinitarians have argued that the Son is not called god in Hebrews 1:8. The NT […]

Robertson’s Word Pictures in the NT: John’s standpoint is that of the OT and not that of the Stoics nor even of Philo who uses the […]

John 17:3, a favorite verse for non-trinitarians, has been appropriated by many modern-day apologists and authors for the Jesus-is-God Movement. But this was not always so. […]