Yes that is the easiest way to discern a false religion, all will deny that Jesus is God in the flesh and d ie d without sin to redeem us from bondage.
Thankyou for these great mini clips, I appreciate your simple yet effective way of explaining in depth gospel. I thank JESUS our Lord And Saviour for bringing my attention to your work. God bless brother 🙏 your doing a great job 😊
I attended a church once that taught He would give people a 2nd chance at the judgement from Revelation if they wanted to go to hell versus joining Him in heaven. I left the church after the pastor insisted that none of this is really serious so long as we stick to saying that Jesus is the only way to heaven, amongst other things he insisted on preaching that weren't biblical.
Moody Bible Institute has available a fold out pamphlet titled "The Spirit of Truth vs. The Spirit of Error". This lists six main points in column format comparing Bible passages with the doctrines of the major cults. A good resource to have.
Did John mean “God” or “a god”? The criticism about this phrase usually gives the impression that the translation “a god” in John 1:1c is something exclusive of JWs, almost a fancy of ours, while in fact, there are other translations that understand this part of the verse in a similar way; for example: "and the Word was a god."--THE NEW TESTAMENT IN AN IMPROVED VERSION (1808) (As shown in the picture above.) "The Word was a God."--THE NEW TESTAMENT IN GREEK AND ENGLISH by Abner Kneeland (1822) "as a god the Command was."--A LITERAL TRANSLATION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT by Herman Heinfetter (1863) "And (a) God was the word"--THE COPTIC VERSION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT by George William Homer (1911) "the Word was a God"-- THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS ANOINTED by James L. Tomanec (1958) "and a god was the Logos"--DAS EVANGELIUM NACH JOHANNES By Jurgen Becker (1979) So, a curious thing about this oft presented criticism is that it completely ignores the fact that competent Greek translators had translated John 1:1 the way the Witness translators did long before Jehovah’s Witnesses of modern times even came into existence. But let’s focus on the Greek text and its translation: In Koine Greek there isn’t an indefinite article, it doesn’t exist. So, whereas “God” (in nominative) is written “HO THEOS” (with definite article), “a god” is written “THEOS” (with no article). John 1:1c says: “THEOS EN HO LOGOS”. So, the way to translate this, using the same word order, should be: “A god was the Word”. Since the subject is the second element, in natural English it should be “The Word was a god.”
Thanks, I keep hearing some people saying Jesus and the devil were brothers. And yes that's a good point of who Jesus is otherwise that would be true if he wasn't God. Take care
"I and the Father are one" meaning unity. as Jesus explains at John 17:21 so that they may all be one, just as you, Father, are in union with me and I am in union with you, that they also may be in union with us, so that the world may believe that you sent me. In prayer, Jesus asked His Father to watch over his disciples. The reason? He prayed: “So that they may be one just as we are one.” (John 17:11) According to you that would mean that Jesus' disciples were equally God. Which of course is non-sense,. The verb ei·miʹ, at John 8:58, is evidently in the historical present, as Jesus was speaking about himself in relation to Abraham’s past. Numerous translators indicate this in their renderings. For example, An American Translation reads: “I existed before Abraham was born!”
In the beginning was the word, so the word (Jesus God's Son) had a beginnig. Where in the Bible does it say that God the Father had a beginning? Notice there is no mention of your third member of your God dishonouring trinity. At John 1:1 And the word was with "THE GOD" definite article, and the word was a god no definite article.
Here are some of the false "Jesus.es" that people follow these days. Mormonism- "Jesus" was LITERALLY begotten by God. ( They also teach that one MUST have Joseph Smith's approval to enter into God's Kingdom.) JWs- "Jesus" is a mere human. the Unity church- "Jesus", God, and electricity are the SAME thing. Roman Catholics- "Jesus" becomes bread during the service. Muslims- "Jesus" was just a prophet. Oneness Pentecostals- "Jesus" and God the Father are the SAME Person. Protestants- "Jesus" used Scripture ALONE!!!!!!! TBN type of Pentecostals- "Jesus" was RICH and wants you to give US money!!!! Non-denominational-ism: "Jesus" founded OUR church and approves of what we do. Traditional Judaism and ( most of) Christianity: "Jesus" started a NEW religion and taught people to break God's Commandments. Liberal Methodists have a Hippie-style "Jesus" who is liberal and a universalist. KJV Onlyists- "Jesus" used the KJV of the Bible and one MUST use that Bible to be right with God!!!!!!!!!!!
And for the few out of context quotes of scripture you gave I could give you 10 that Jesus himself spoke that proved that he is not God and he is not he is the messiah
Jesus is definitely not God. Jesus died, God is Eternal and can never die. Eternity and Death do not go together. Besides this obvious fact, Jesus himself says the Father alone is the 1 true God in the book of John. So to promote anything other then this contradicts the words of Jesus Christ himself.
Jesus is God. God the son became man putting on humanity and in turn putting on the limitations attached with being human however He is still God Divine as well, he died and was resurrected and so He is eternal, I mean He is currently in the Most Holy place doing the High priest role receiving our prayers. That seems eternal by reasoning.
Jesus is God. And in judgement day u will only see Him as he will judge, not any of your false god or god's u believe in like allah🕋 Baal ECT ONLY JESUS IS THE ALL MIGHTY GOD YHWH✝️🙏💯
Yeshua (Jesus), is God, He had said that, 'I and the Father are one", and in John 1:1, says that, "In the beggining was the Word (Jesus), and the Word (Jesus) was with God and the Word (Jesus) is God"...
@@christophercometa3049 Word is the Promise/Prophecy of the Messiah to come, when he came in John 1:14 that is Promise fulfilled, Word made Flesh. Keep reading chapter 17:22 onwards you will see Jesus gives the glory he had with the Father before world to others so they may be one with God like he is. They are not all Gods now are they?
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Yes that is the easiest way to discern a false religion, all will deny that Jesus is God in the flesh and d ie d without sin to redeem us from bondage.
Thankyou for these great mini clips, I appreciate your simple yet effective way of explaining in depth gospel. I thank JESUS our Lord And Saviour for bringing my attention to your work. God bless brother 🙏 your doing a great job 😊
I attended a church once that taught He would give people a 2nd chance at the judgement from Revelation if they wanted to go to hell versus joining Him in heaven. I left the church after the pastor insisted that none of this is really serious so long as we stick to saying that Jesus is the only way to heaven, amongst other things he insisted on preaching that weren't biblical.
Moody Bible Institute has available a fold out pamphlet titled "The Spirit of Truth vs. The Spirit of Error". This lists six main points in column format comparing Bible passages with the doctrines of the major cults. A good resource to have.
Well done and the explanation of the Bible Study coming
Did John mean “God” or “a god”?
The criticism about this phrase usually gives the impression that the translation “a god” in John 1:1c is something exclusive of JWs, almost a fancy of ours, while in fact, there are other translations that understand this part of the verse in a similar way; for example:
"and the Word was a god."--THE NEW TESTAMENT IN AN IMPROVED VERSION (1808) (As shown in the picture above.)
"The Word was a God."--THE NEW TESTAMENT IN GREEK AND ENGLISH by Abner Kneeland (1822)
"as a god the Command was."--A LITERAL TRANSLATION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT by Herman Heinfetter (1863)
"And (a) God was the word"--THE COPTIC VERSION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT by George William Homer (1911)
"the Word was a God"-- THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS ANOINTED by James L. Tomanec (1958)
"and a god was the Logos"--DAS EVANGELIUM NACH JOHANNES By Jurgen Becker (1979)
So, a curious thing about this oft presented criticism is that it completely ignores the fact that competent Greek translators had translated John 1:1 the way the Witness translators did long before Jehovah’s Witnesses of modern times even came into existence.
But let’s focus on the Greek text and its translation:
In Koine Greek there isn’t an indefinite article, it doesn’t exist. So, whereas “God” (in nominative) is written “HO THEOS” (with definite article), “a god” is written “THEOS” (with no article). John 1:1c says: “THEOS EN HO LOGOS”. So, the way to translate this, using the same word order, should be: “A god was the Word”. Since the subject is the second element, in natural English it should be “The Word was a god.”
Thanks, I keep hearing some people saying Jesus and the devil were brothers. And yes that's a good point of who Jesus is otherwise that would be true if he wasn't God. Take care
"I and the Father are one" meaning unity. as Jesus explains at John 17:21 so that they may all be one, just as you, Father,
are in union with me and I am in union with you, that they also may be in union with us, so that the world may believe that you sent me.
In prayer, Jesus asked His Father to watch over his disciples. The reason? He prayed: “So that they may be one just as we are one.” (John 17:11)
According to you that would mean that Jesus' disciples were equally God. Which of course is non-sense,.
The verb ei·miʹ, at John 8:58, is evidently in the historical present, as Jesus was speaking about himself in relation to Abraham’s past. Numerous translators indicate this in their renderings. For example, An American Translation reads: “I existed before Abraham was born!”
In the beginning was the word, so the word (Jesus God's Son) had a beginnig.
Where in the Bible does it say that God the Father had a beginning?
Notice there is no mention of your third member of your God dishonouring trinity. At John 1:1
And the word was with "THE GOD" definite article, and the word was a god no definite article.
Also, you need to clearify your vocabulary.
DIETY means being God or a ,god. DIVINUTY means having attributes associated with GOD.
Here are some of the false "Jesus.es" that people follow these days.
Mormonism- "Jesus" was LITERALLY begotten by God. ( They also teach that one MUST have Joseph Smith's approval to enter into God's Kingdom.)
JWs- "Jesus" is a mere human.
the Unity church- "Jesus", God, and electricity are the SAME thing.
Roman Catholics- "Jesus" becomes bread during the service.
Muslims- "Jesus" was just a prophet.
Oneness Pentecostals- "Jesus" and God the Father are the SAME Person.
Protestants- "Jesus" used Scripture ALONE!!!!!!!
TBN type of Pentecostals- "Jesus" was RICH and wants you to give US money!!!!
Non-denominational-ism: "Jesus" founded OUR church and approves of what we do.
Traditional Judaism and ( most of) Christianity: "Jesus" started a NEW religion and taught people to break God's Commandments.
Liberal Methodists have a Hippie-style "Jesus" who is liberal and a universalist.
KJV Onlyists- "Jesus" used the KJV of the Bible and one MUST use that Bible to be right with God!!!!!!!!!!!
And for the few out of context quotes of scripture you gave I could give you 10 that Jesus himself spoke that proved that he is not God and he is not he is the messiah
Jesus is definitely not God. Jesus died, God is Eternal and can never die. Eternity and Death do not go together. Besides this obvious fact, Jesus himself says the Father alone is the 1 true God in the book of John. So to promote anything other then this contradicts the words of Jesus Christ himself.
Jesus is God.
God the son became man putting on humanity and in turn putting on the limitations attached with being human however He is still God Divine as well, he died and was resurrected and so He is eternal, I mean He is currently in the Most Holy place doing the High priest role receiving our prayers. That seems eternal by reasoning.
Jesus is God. And in judgement day u will only see Him as he will judge, not any of your false god or god's u believe in like allah🕋 Baal ECT
ONLY JESUS IS THE ALL MIGHTY GOD YHWH✝️🙏💯
Yeshua (Jesus), is God, He had said that, 'I and the Father are one", and in John 1:1, says that, "In the beggining was the Word (Jesus), and the Word (Jesus) was with God and the Word (Jesus) is God"...
@@christophercometa3049 Word is the Promise/Prophecy of the Messiah to come, when he came in John 1:14 that is Promise fulfilled, Word made Flesh.
Keep reading chapter 17:22 onwards you will see Jesus gives the glory he had with the Father before world to others so they may be one with God like he is. They are not all Gods now are they?
@@x.x1494 genesis or Jesus Christ - Greek of Matthew 1:1 and 1:18. Jesus has an origin, God has no beginning and no end.