Does Colossians Teach Jesus Is God? An Examination Introduction The Epistle to the Colossians is often regarded as one of the strongest New Testament witnesses for the supposed deity of Christ. Trinitarian interpreters frequently appeal to Paul’s language concerning Christ’s supremacy, His relationship to creation, and His heavenly lordship as Read more…
God as Judge — And Jesus as Judge: What Does Scripture Actually Teach? A common trinitarian argument is that because Scripture says God is the Judge and also says Jesus will judge the world, therefore Jesus “must be God.” This assumes: Judgment is an exclusively divine act that cannot be Read more…
Original Worship Music Hello to all my readers, new and old. I have produced some worship songs that can be enjoyed by all. They have been uploaded to my Youtube channel. The link is here. Take a listen 🙂 and enjoy.
Does Proverbs 30 say God is triune Proverbs 30:1–6 — A Misused Trinitarian Proof Text Some Trinitarians appeal to Proverbs 30:1–6 to argue that God must be multipersonal. Their claims rest primarily on two points: the plural word “holy” in verse 3, and the reference to a “son” in Read more…
Who Is the King Eternal? An Exegetical and Theological Study of 1 Timothy 1:17 “Now unto the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only wise God, be honour and glory for ever and ever. Amen.”— 1 Timothy 1:17 (KJV) Introduction Few verses have inspired as much doxological awe as 1 Timothy Read more…
Trinitarian Logical Arguments That Fail Logic Introduction Throughout the history of Christian theology, the doctrine of the Trinity has been presented as the central mystery of faith — one God in three co-equal, co-eternal persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. It is said to be beyond comprehension, yet not contrary Read more…
Did Moses See Christ? Understanding Hebrews 11:24–27 in Context Trinitarians sometimes point to Hebrews 11:24–27 to claim that Moses encountered the pre-incarnate Christ — that the writer to the Hebrews presents Moses as consciously choosing the Messiah who already existed before Bethlehem.But does the text actually say that?When examined in Read more…
Should Women Be Completely Veiled? A Historical and Scriptural Analysis of Veiling in the Bible and Early Tradition A small sect within modern Christianity teaches that women should be completely veiled in public — not merely covering their heads, but concealing their faces and entire bodies. Proponents claim this reflects Read more…
The Lord Who Knows the Hearts “The Lord Who Knows the Hearts”: Christ’s Choosing and God’s Sovereign Will Introduction Trinitarian interpreters often appeal to Acts 1 : 24 – 25 to claim that the apostles prayed directly to Jesus as God.Their reasoning runs as follows: the prayer concerns choosing a Read more…