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A vast trinitarian conspiracy rests in confusing lower-case lord with capital LORD. This conspiracy is built on the Jewish text not using God's name YHWH, which is in Scripture some 7,000 times. They replaced the divine name with Adonai and trinitarians replaced that with the title, capital LORD.
Most Bible translations use capital LORD to refer to the God of Jesus, who is the only true God. By contrast, there are dozens of lowercase lords in Scripture. There are some verses who refer to YHWH rightly as lowercase lord. Even Biblegateway.com has participated in this conspiracy, which I wrote them about. When you take a verse from this website with capital LORD it pastes as lowercase lord. A famous example where both are used in one verse is Ps 110:1.
The LORD said to my Lord,
“Sit in the place of honor at my right hand
It pastes from Biblegateway.com as "the Lord said to my Lord." Try the experiment yourself.
In 2020, the verse of the year for me was Ps 82:1 (CEV), which reads.
When all the other gods
have come together,
the Lord God judges them
It is most significant that the existence of other REAL-lowercase gods was used by our lord to justify in John 10 calling himself the son of God by him invoking verse 6. In the CEV translation it reads
“I, the Most High God, say
that all of you are gods
and also my own children.
So, in this verse we have both lowercase and capital version of g-o-d. We must concede there are many gods, including Jesus, who are not the Most High God (capitalized). Let's end on definition
Lord and god are synonymous titles that mean dominion over an area in sense 4. This is different from sense 1, the Supreme Being, whose name is YHWH- not Jesus. While Jesus is a lord and a god, like many others, he is not our father, the capital LORD. Not once in Scripture is Jesus referred to even in modern English translations a capital LORD. And the simple reason is that he is not God in sense 1. For more information read the book, Jesus is Not God With a Capital "G": A Biblical Unitarian Christological Perspective
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Most Bible translations use capital LORD to refer to the God of Jesus, who is the only true God. By contrast, there are dozens of lowercase lords in Scripture. There are some verses who refer to YHWH rightly as lowercase lord. Even Biblegateway.com has participated in this conspiracy, which I wrote them about. When you take a verse from this website with capital LORD it pastes as lowercase lord. A famous example where both are used in one verse is Ps 110:1.
The LORD said to my Lord,
“Sit in the place of honor at my right hand
It pastes from Biblegateway.com as "the Lord said to my Lord." Try the experiment yourself.
In 2020, the verse of the year for me was Ps 82:1 (CEV), which reads.
When all the other gods
have come together,
the Lord God judges them
It is most significant that the existence of other REAL-lowercase gods was used by our lord to justify in John 10 calling himself the son of God by him invoking verse 6. In the CEV translation it reads
“I, the Most High God, say
that all of you are gods
and also my own children.
So, in this verse we have both lowercase and capital version of g-o-d. We must concede there are many gods, including Jesus, who are not the Most High God (capitalized). Let's end on definition
god
1 of 2
noun
ˈgäd also ˈgȯd
plural gods
Synonyms of god
1
God : the supreme or ultimate reality: such as
a
: the Being perfect in power, wisdom, and goodness who is worshipped (as in Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism) as creator and ruler of the universe
Throughout the patristic and medieval periods, Christian theologians taught that God created the universe …
—Jame Schaefer
… the Supreme Being or God, the personal form of the Ultimate Reality, is conceived by Hindus as having various aspects.
—Sunita Pant Bansal
b
Christian Science : the incorporeal divine Principle ruling over all as eternal Spirit : infinite Mind
2
or less commonly God : a being or object that is worshipped as having more than natural attributes and powers
specifically : one controlling a particular aspect or part of reality
Greek gods of love and war
3
: a person or thing of supreme value
had photos of baseball's gods pinned to his bedroom wall
4
: a powerful ruler
Lord and god are synonymous titles that mean dominion over an area in sense 4. This is different from sense 1, the Supreme Being, whose name is YHWH- not Jesus. While Jesus is a lord and a god, like many others, he is not our father, the capital LORD. Not once in Scripture is Jesus referred to even in modern English translations a capital LORD. And the simple reason is that he is not God in sense 1. For more information read the book, Jesus is Not God With a Capital "G": A Biblical Unitarian Christological Perspective
I hope this answers @praise_yeshua asked from