Subjects

“God of Gods, and Lord of Lords“: Stephen D. Snobelen Newton defines the phrase “God of gods” as referring univocally to “God the father…the ancient of […]

For the Gospel of John “God is the Father, Jesus the Son of the Father” (2 John 3; cp. John 5.18, 25-27, 41-44; 6.27, 43-46, 68-69; […]

For historical, classical Trinitarians, Jesus’ declaration that the Father is “the only true God” in John 17:3 was certainly a problem—not it seems, for modern-day apologists. […]

Social trinitarians typically look to the Cappadocian Fathers as their champions. As we have seen, they explain the difference between substance and hypostasis as the difference […]

Jesus is not “a second God” like Philo’s Logos; he is one with the Father, so that those who worship both Father and Son can still […]

These titles are synonymous but applied in two different ways to God the Father and His Son, Jesus. For Jesus the “first and the last” means […]

Between Rev. W. B. H. Beach, of the Christian Denomination, and Rev. Y. Hickey, Presbyterian Minister, held in Presbyterian Church, Greenville, NY., 1867. A Methodist Minister […]

James McGrath, John’s Apologetic Christology, pp 77-79. “The Johannine conflict with `the Jews’ over Christology was not about Jesus performing divine functions per se. If Jesus […]

A recent trend by the Jesus-is-God movement is to point to Jude 4 in order to do away with the clear statement in John 17:3 where […]

Tertullian affirmed that the two natures of Christ “acted distinctly” and that while the two natures are “conjoined” in Jesus, they must not be confounded so […]

It was common for students in the Greek world to go from one school of philosophy to another, listening to debates and querying positions taken, and […]

The scriptures clearly teach that the God of the OT, in fact the God of the entire Bible, is one Single individual, one Self, one He, […]