All Claims of The Son's Deity

Wow. No wonder you have problems. Can you find someone that says "this is saying God is Triune?" I suppose you might. But it certainly has that concept within it. There is no reason to list those three together unless they are related in some fashion like the Triune God.
I think also that I have never heard the way a unitarian twists this. I think Peterlag just says that those verses do not belong there.
Nobody ever did it. Nobody.

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What two sets of manuscripts created a lot of confusion?
The Alexandrian Text used as a retaliation method towards the Traditional Text the Protestants use.
Rome just can't let Bible believing Christians be.

How does being the only begotten Son of God confirm Jesus' deity? I don't think not having 'begotten' is necessarily damaging to the text. Yes, a lot of scholars have researched older text and found 1 John 5:7 to not be in some text.
You have a misunderstanding of what the meaning behind begotten is then. God has many sons, Jesus alone holds the title begotten as a stand-out... His deity. To say God's only son, or one & only son = makes God a liar.

This is the problem I have w/ the modern translations.

The early first century Christians had translations of their scrolls? Paul's letters were written to the church and probably in the language prevalent to that church, prevalent to the people. There was a great divide between the upper, middle and lower class of people - with basically only the upper class having the ability to learn to read. So, I really don't know what your point is.
That contradicted each other? Had errors in it? NO
Do you honestly believe that ANY Bible translation is 100% without some error? The Bible is the closest thing we have to the word of God ---- but we must remember, it was translated by men. Whether to leave a word capitalized, numbered verses, chapter breaks and chapter headings were all added by men. Transcribing the original text was difficult.
Are there any areas w/in the Byzantine Text that attacks the Godhead, the Gospels, salvation, etc.?
Especially 2 Timothy 2:15

Yes, Paul did warn against philosophy and human tradition that would lead away from Christ.
Yes, in Acts 8, Simon selfishly thought he could purchase the ability of laying on hands to give the holy spirit, aka the gift of God with money.
Where does 2 Peter 1:20 say anything about Gnostics 'figuratively interpreting prophecy'? I do agree that the Gnostics were 'bothersome' :cool: I think more in the thought process that Christ couldn't have come in the flesh because NOTHING good could come from the flesh which, I believe, is why John kept reiterating the fact the one must confess that Jesus Christ came in the flesh. (1 John & 2 John)
Yea, and there were the Saduccees who didn't believe in the resurrection . . . the early Christians always had people around who carried their own philosophies and traditions.

I believe that some transcribers, being men, transcribed with bias but I don't believe any of the references above had anything to do with the transcription of scripture.
If you could show me any examples, I'm open to hearing you out.
 
Regarding 2 Timothy 2:15, Traditional Text, as one example, seems pretty consistent to me.
Why was this verse changed? It's not an error.



John Wycliffe Bible (1382)

Bisili kepe to yyue thi silf a preued preisable werkman to God, with oute schame, riytli tretinge the word of treuthe.

Tyndale Bible (1534)

Study to shewe thy silfe laudable vnto god a workman yt nedeth not to be a shamed dividynge the worde of trueth iustly

Geneva Bible (1560/1599)

Studie to shewe thy selfe approued vnto God, a workeman that needeth not to be ashamed, diuiding the worde of trueth aright.

Bishops Bible (1568)

Studie to shewe thy selfe approued vnto God, a workman not to be ashamed, rightlie deuidyng the worde of trueth.
 
Wow. No wonder you have problems. Can you find someone that says "this is saying God is Triune?" I suppose you might. But it certainly has that concept within it. There is no reason to list those three together unless they are related in some fashion like the Triune God.
I think also that I have never heard the way a unitarian twists this. I think Peterlag just says that those verses do not belong there.
There is some evidence that Matthew 28:19 doesn't belong there, but not enough to outright deny it such as is the case with 1 John 5:7 in the received text. Also, the way doctrines are made are with supporting verses. For example, if Matthew 28:19 refers to a triune god then we should expect to see that same idea somewhere else in the Bible or God defined as anyone else other than the Father. Support for the trinity is very sparse and disconnected in scripture.
 
I hope you don't think God gave His people a list of commandments to keep, fully expecting them to fail them all, and judge them severely for the alleged insurmountable obstacle that you seemed to think God placed in front of their pace. The commandments are things people can reasonably keep. Think back to the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. Who went to torment for ignoring Moses and the prophets and who went to paradise?
The law was only meant to show their fallen nature, their need of Him, & that it's impossible to keep the entire law perfectly b/c only God is perfect, we're not. It's impossible to please God w/out faith (Hebrews 11:6; Romans 4:3; Galatians 3:6). The law was a schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, Paul later reveals to us Gentiles. So no, they were never expected to keep the entire law perfectly. However, the religious have a self-righteous problem due to their sin nature.
Why do you believe Jesus is who he said he is? He only ever claimed to be the Son of God, a title he also assigned to others repeatedly, and the Messiah. Do you believe the word messiah means someone is God?
Son w/ a capital S, Messiah meaning Saviour... YES!!! 😋
Ooo, also... Jesus Christ was God the Father's BEGOTTEN Son. Begotten = deity, baby!

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The law was only meant to show their fallen nature, their need of Him, & that it's impossible to keep the entire law perfectly b/c only God is perfect, we're not. It's impossible to please God w/out faith (Hebrews 11:6; Romans 4:3; Galatians 3:6). The law was a schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, Paul later reveals to us Gentiles. So no, they were never expected to keep the entire law perfectly. However, the religious have a self-righteous problem due to their sin nature.
There isn't any clear reason why the same argument couldn't apply to Jesus. So you have provided a powerful argument against what your thesis is. This is why Jesus was tempted in all ways as we are and made exactly like his brothers. He's a human who showed us what is possible.
Son w/ a capital S, Messiah meaning saviour... YES!!! 😋

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Did you know Jesus is called "a Son of God" and not always "the Son of God" in the New Testament several times?
 
There isn't any clear reason why the same argument couldn't apply to Jesus. So you have provided a powerful argument against what your thesis is. This is why Jesus was tempted in all ways as we are and made exactly like his brothers. He's a human who showed us what is possible.

Did you know Jesus is called "a Son of God" and not always "the Son of God" in the New Testament several times?
How many have actually been called begotten? Only One 😋
 
There is some evidence that Matthew 28:19 doesn't belong there, but not enough to outright deny it such as is the case with 1 John 5:7 in the received text. Also, the way doctrines are made are with supporting verses. For example, if Matthew 28:19 refers to a triune god then we should expect to see that same idea somewhere else in the Bible or God defined as anyone else other than the Father. Support for the trinity is very sparse and disconnected in scripture.
Dude. If any of what you said were true, I would not be finding the Trinity evidence. There are too many points of evidence but you just re-interpret the evidence so you do not have to follow the true Christ. I heard you Schoenheits have a book you follow for your arguments. Do you think that is convincing enough to dissuade Trinitarians from the evidence in scripture?
What you have shared is far from convincing and thus not changing views here except to create a stronger recognition of the evidence of the Triune God.
 
Dude. If any of what you said were true, I would not be finding the Trinity evidence. There are too many points of evidence but you just re-interpret the evidence so you do not have to follow the true Christ. I heard you Schoenheits have a book you follow for your arguments. Do you think that is convincing enough to dissuade Trinitarians from the evidence in scripture?
First time I've ever heard you say dude to someone 😂

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How many have actually been called begotten? Only One 😋
So Jesus is literally a begotten Son and not an eternal being?

Acts 17
29Therefore, being offspring of God, we should not think that the Divine Being is like gold or silver or stone, an image formed by man’s skill and imagination.
 
Dude. If any of what you said were true, I would not be finding the Trinity evidence. There are too many points of evidence but you just re-interpret the evidence so you do not have to follow the true Christ. I heard you Schoenheits have a book you follow for your arguments. Do you think that is convincing enough to dissuade Trinitarians from the evidence in scripture?
What you have shared is far from convincing and thus not changing views here except to create a stronger recognition of the evidence of the Triune God.
You haven't found any evidence of the trinity. Some evidence might be "God is three persons" or "God is three" or anywhere God was called a they or them. That would be an excellent foundation for you, but the Bible doesn't even say that.
 
So Jesus is literally a begotten Son and not an eternal being?

Acts 17
29Therefore, being offspring of God, we should not think that the Divine Being is like gold or silver or stone, an image formed by man’s skill and imagination.
There it is, Runningman... Godhead. It's no wonder you think it's unbiblical, you've got a corrupt version 😞

"Forasmuch then as we are the offspring of God, we ought not to think that the Godhead is like unto gold, or silver, or stone, graven by art and man's device." Acts 17:29
 
So Jesus is literally a begotten Son and not an eternal being?

Acts 17
29Therefore, being offspring of God, we should not think that the Divine Being is like gold or silver or stone, an image formed by man’s skill and imagination.
Whoa, now... something just dawned on me that I didn't catch at first. Divine Being... think New Age. It's New Age terminology!
Ever hear them referring to the "Divine", meaning the "Universe", but NOT Jesus Christ as being the Creator? :oops:
 
You haven't found any evidence of the trinity. Some evidence might be "God is three persons" or "God is three" or anywhere God was called a they or them. That would be an excellent foundation for you, but the Bible doesn't even say that.
I have to remind you. Not everyone lives by hyperliteralism alone. Some people consider scripture for what it shares, not for simple one verse messages that control all other meaning of scripture.
 
You haven't found any evidence of the trinity. Some evidence might be "God is three persons" or "God is three" or anywhere God was called a they or them. That would be an excellent foundation for you, but the Bible doesn't even say that.
Like I have shown. The Word appears in conversation with Abram in Gen 15:1-5. Abraham's is called to sacrifice Isaac, but the angel stopped that whereas God sacrifices his Son for our sin. The Jesus is called Mighty God in Isaiah 9:6-7, Dan 7:13-14 shows someone like a son of man on the clouds. Jesus is divine but also has humanity, and thus is called Son of Man. That term would be useless if it meant he was just another person born of man. It actually would be a bit off-target since his humanity only came through the woman, Mary. His Father was because he is born of God.
The unitarian has only reason to deny the virgin birth because it has no relevance to them.
Jesus is called God by Thomas, but unitarians cannot stand that Jesus is called God, so they make up another excuse. Yet, the Schoenheit says there is no evidence of the divinity of Christ, as if he has just opened up the Bible for the first time.
 
This is NOT meant as a personal attack on anyone who holds a modern version. It's just for educational purposes, equipping all serious Bible students w/ something they should be aware of. What each decides at the end of the day, it's between those believers, & God. We're supposed to watch out for each other. That's my only intention here.

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I kinda think you think that John 5:37 means nobody has heard the voice of God. That's not what Jesus was saying. He said the Jews he was talking to... that they never heard God's voice.
Do you to interpret this single verse that the "neither heard His voice" just refer to the Jews, and "neither seen His form" to all mankind?
What kind of standard of interpretation does Arians have?

John 5:37 “And the Father who sent Me, He has testified about Me. You have neither heard His voice at any time, nor seen His form.

Exo 33:20 He further said, “You cannot see My face, for mankind shall not see Me and live!

Joh 1:18 No one has seen God at any time; God the only Son, who is in the arms of the Father, He has explained Him.

1Ti 6:16 who alone possesses immortality and dwells in unapproachable light, whom no one has seen or can see. To Him be honor and eternal dominion! Amen.
 
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