i never heard that expression
what I understand?You have now, friend.
In the end people will believe, and accept whatever is true to themselves, and they should test themselves what is true and never trust or believe someone like me.
If you believe Jesus is God I’m fine with that if not that’s between you and Jesus.The new frontline.
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Not that you asked, and you may not care, but I’m a Jewish monotheist, a unitarian.
I believe that Jesus is and isn’t God.
If I were a betting man, which I’m not, I would bet that you‘re not okay with that.
Unless you‘re familiar with the Jewish Law of Agency, you’ll most likely think that what I believe about Jesus being and not being God is just a contradiction.
I concur my friend.If you believe Jesus is God I’m fine with that if not that’s between you and Jesus.
Thank you civic.I concur my friend.![]()
You are very welcome my friend.Thank you civic.
Might as well be a coffee shop-there is no Yahava.Where did you get this name from, it's not one I've heard before.
Sounds like a coffee shop.![]()
Google, would suggest that.Might as well be a coffee shop-there is no Yahava.
Yahava imports coffees and teas from all over the world and at a KoffeeWorks you will discover just how different coffees can be. Learn all the different ways to brew coffee and, of course, also see coffee being roasted fresh each day.
I did-that is what was coming up-Yahava-a coffee shop-nothing in Scriptures re Yahava-not even in rabbinical writings or the Mishna or Rambam or Rashi.Google, would suggest that.
And I will continue to call Jesus Jesus-so that my two year old will understand of WHOM I am referring to-not that I have a two year old child.Okay. Im still going to continue to use Yahava.
Let brotherly love reign by abiding in Christ.And I will continue to call Jesus Jesus-so that my two year old will understand of WHOM I am referring to-not that I have a two year old child.
Much better.Let brotherly love reign by abiding in Christ.