Jesus is Not God: Deductive Arguments
Given here are 25 arguments that demonstrate Jesus is not God. These formal arguments are based on rules of deductive reasoning, not fallacious syllogism.
Hebrews_10:26, Can those who backslide be saved?
Refuting misunderstandings about Hebrews 10:26 and 6:4-6 that you cannot be forgiven after willfully sinning or falling back into sin.
Refuting Torah Legalism
Refutation of proof texts used by those who advocate that Christians conform to the Old Testament Torah / Mosaic Law
The Law and the Sabbath vs the New Covenant
Understanding the application of the Law and the Sabbath in the New Covenant
The Oneness Delusion
Problems with Oneness Doctrine – otherwise known as Modalism or Modalistic Monarchianism
Answering Agency Objections
Answering proof texts used by opponents to Unitarianism that object to the concept of agency
Love Comes First
God is Love. May the love of God be perfected in us as to truly be followers of Christ
One God and one Lord
Understanding the distinction between one God, the Father, and one Lord, Jesus Christ
Analysis of Philippians Chapter 2
Form of God = Exaltation (Not Preexistence) – The detailed analysis on one of the most misunderstood passages in the New Testament Philippians 2:5-11
Jesus is the Model for Us
Jesus is the model for those who follow after him. Many descriptions of Jesus also apply to those who are in Christ.
I am Statements of Jesus
Who do you say that I am? Understanding how Jesus identifies himself in the Gospels
Preexistence of Christ
Understanding in what sense Christ preexisted – Is the preexistence of Jesus in a prophetic sense as the center of God’s plan – or literally as a person?
Controlling Influence – What is the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is the breath or wind of God. It is God’s controlling influence that interacts with man and the world. Through the Holy Spirit, the “hand of God” is upon us and the Spirit is symbolic of the “finger” of God. In various ways the Holy Spirit manifests the power of God to accomplish the will of God.
The One God and Father
There is one God, the Father, from whom are all things and for whom we exist (1Cor 8:5-6)
Jesus, The Messiah
There is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, who gave himself as a ransom for all. (1Tim 2:5-6)
Life, Death and the Hope of Salvation
The children of God groan inwardly eagerly waiting for adoption as sons – the hope of the resurrection
Gift of the Holy Spirit
Understanding the pattern and expectation of receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit
In Love, In Truth and In the Spirit
A community motivated by love and guided by truth under God’s controlling influence.
Perseverance to the End
I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord (Phil 3:8)
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Bible Study Resources
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Credibility of Matthew Part 1, Introduction & Farrer Theory
Matthew has a number of issues that calls its credibility into question.
Credibility of Matthew Part 2: Contradictions of Matthew
Examples of contradictions of Matthew against other gospel accounts are provided. Additional problematic passages are also summarized after contradictions.
Credibility of Matthew Part 3: Matthew 28:19
The the trinitarian baptismal formula of the end of Matthew is not likely original to Matthew. Evidence includes citations of Eusebius and many references
The Evolution of the Doctrine of the Trinity
This article highlights specific facts about persons and events surrounding the development of the Trinitarian doctrine that are vital to an accurate evaluation, yet are rarely – if ever – mentioned in popular teaching.
New Testament Written in Greek
Evidence the New Testament was written in Greek and not in Hebrew or Aramaic.
Understanding New Testament Variants
Understanding and identifying variants between New Testament manuscripts