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Luke 24:6 is sometimes rendered, “He is risen,” but the Greek is more precisely, “He has been raised.” The verb ἠγέρθη is passive, pointing to God […]

Few claims in Christianity are repeated more confidently, and for longer, than the assertion that the New Testament clearly teaches that Jesus is God. Yet the […]

To many readers, John 10:33 seems to show that the Jews understood Jesus to be claiming he was God. But a closer reading, especially in context […]

Some argue that because Israel is sometimes described with “he/him” or “you” (singular), this supports the idea of a multi-personal God. But this completely misunderstands biblical […]

John 17:5 is often treated as a proof text for the literal preexistence of Jesus and even for the Trinity (the one God = three Persons). […]

Shared titles, shared functions, and shared imagery in the Bible do not prove shared identity. That is a basic rule of sound biblical interpretation, and ignoring […]

by Owen Benjamin There is not adequate evidence that Jesus is God, and that the Trinity doctrine contradicts the words of Jesus in the New Testament […]

There is no adequate biblical evidence that Jesus is God. On the contrary, the doctrine of the Trinity contradicts the explicit words of Jesus and violates […]

Most Christians are taught that the one God of the Bible is “one Being in three Persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—who share the same divine substance.” […]

Psalm 110:1 is the most frequently quoted psalm in the New Testament. As a result, it has long stood at the center of debates about the […]

The biblical concept of “religious service” or “sacred worship” revolves around specific terminology used in the Hebrew Bible, the Greek Septuagint (LXX), the New Testament, and […]

Genesis 48 records one of the most heartfelt moments in Scripture: the aging Jacob blessing Joseph’s sons and invoking divine protection over them. In his prayer […]

Few people realize that the doctrine of the Trinity was first enforced not by an ecclesiastical body, but by the Ancient Roman state. Many assume that […]

The doctrine that Jesus is God Himself is often presented as the clear, overwhelming teaching of the New Testament. Yet when the most frequently cited “proof-text” […]

The idea that Jesus had two natures—one fully God and one fully human, turning him into the “God-man”—is not taught in the New Testament. This doctrine […]

The preservation of Philo’s writings was significantly influenced by early Christian figures like Eusebius of Caesarea, who interpreted Philo’s descriptions in a way that aligned with […]

In John 8 Jesus (“the seed,” the descendant of Abraham, cp. Acts 3:25-26; Heb 2:16) says Abraham rejoiced to see my day! The saying is similar […]

by Sigmund Mowinckle, He That Cometh. 14. The Varying Forms of the Conception of the Messiah Finally, it may again be emphasized that the difference between […]

If you check any standard lexicon you’ll find that this word was simply understood as God’s creative “speech, reason, plan,” etc. Hebrew and Chaldee Lexicon to […]

Gen 19:23 The sun had risen over the earth when Lot came to Zoar. 24 Then the LORD rained brimstone and fire on Sodom and Gomorrah from the LORD out of heaven, 25 and He overthrew those cities, and all the surrounding area, and all the […]

In May, 2025, my wife Sarah and I traveled to Europe and were blessed to visit some historic unitarian sites that I have long wanted to […]

by Anthony F. Buzzard Jesus’ claims for himself direct us to belief in him as the Son of God, certainly not God as part of a […]

Irenaeus of Lyons (c. 130–202 AD) Quote: “For the angels did not make themselves—for every creature is subject to change, even the angels themselves—but He who […]

The Nicene Creed is an example of what happens when unbelievers (like pagan philosophers and especially politicians, like Roman emperors) get mixed up in religion. First, […]