Where in Isaiah 44:24?
101G.
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Where in Isaiah 44:24?
101G.
LOL, LOL, LOL, Isaiah 44:24 "Thus saith the LORD, thy redeemer, and he that formed thee from the womb, I am the LORD that maketh all things; that stretcheth forth the heavens alone; that spreadeth abroad the earth by myself;"
LOL, LOL, LOL,
"my Lord and my God" is Insufficient for some, eh?Thomas never said Jesus you are the Almighty...
Precious friend, how about Plain And Clear Passages, from John, whom...there's no verse there. And this happens a lot to me.
"my Lord and my God" is Insufficient for some, eh?
Precious friend, how about Plain And Clear Passages, from John, whom
The Blessed Holy Spirit Inspired him to pen [ Confirming Isaiah ], for All of us?:
"I AM Alpha and Omega, The Beginning and The Ending, Saith The Lord,Which Is, and Which Was, and Which Is To Come, The Almighty."(Revelation 1:8 cp 21:6-7, 22:13 AV)+
"...A Great Voice, as of a trumpet, Saying, I AM Alpha and Omega, The First and The Last:" (Revelation 1:10-11 cp "LORD of hosts" In Isaiah 44:6, & "LORD thy God" In 48:12, 17 AV)+
"...He Laid His Right Hand Upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I AM The First and The Last:I AM He That Liveth, and Was Dead; and, behold, I AM Alive for evermore, Amen..."(Revelation 1:18 AV)+
"And unto the angel of the church in Smyrna write; These things SaithThe First and The Last, Which Was Dead, and Is Alive;" (Revelation 2:8 AV)
Only One Biblical Conclusion:
The LORD Jesus Christ, The Alpha And Omega, The Beginning [ "Which WAS"
From Eternity Past!] And The Ending, The First And The Last, Who Was Dead
{ God's ALL-Sufficient PAYMENT! (Acts 20:28 AV) } for our Miserable Wretched sins
of unbelief and More!}, and Now Is Risen, Is, In Biblical Fact!:
............... The Almighty God, Correct? [ FULL {500 verses!} study 'link' ] ...............
Still praying for Almighty God To Bestow Grace, Peace, Mercy, And Love Upon All!
Amen.
Sure. There are obvious reasons to get mixed up when scripture is talking about God and Christ -- like there is a shared identity there.Revelation 1:8 is referring to God and I don't know why you think it's referring to Jesus.
Revelation 1:8 is referring to the Lord Jesus.Revelation 1:8 is referring to God and I don't know why you think it's referring to Jesus.
close.Sure. There are obvious reasons to get mixed up when scripture is talking about God and Christ -- like there is a shared identity there.
No problem, and thanks for asking. 101G is a "Diversified Oneness" not like the UPIC, or some other oneness, but just what the Lord Jesus taught, and the apostles also taught. 101G believes and UNDERSTAND the H259 "ECHAD" of God clearly. and know and understand this KNOWLEDGE both in the OT as well as the NT.I'm sort of curious what you are sharing but I've never figured out what your posts say
Precious friend, what I think is of no consequence = what is Of Highest Importance IsRevelation 1:8 is referring to God and I don't know why you think it's referring to Jesus.
You can't give me one verse that says Jesus is God. You can only give verses that you think are referring to Jesus when they are referring to God.@Peterlag
I can't respond to item 3 and 4 because there's no verse there. And this happens a lot to me.
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Precious friend, what I think is of no consequence = what is Of Highest Importance Is
"The Other 11 verses here, And The Other 480+ Passages Here, All Referencing
That:
The LORD Jesus Christ Is The Almighty God!
I suppose one could say of 500 verses/Passages = "This Happened A LOT to me", eh?
Thus, your complaint of "there's NO verse there" is consequentially Invalid, is it not?
Amen.
I disagree.Revelation 1:8 is referring to the Lord Jesus.
101G.
duh. you disagree with everything scripture says about Jesus. Okay. you emphasize verses about his humanity. But you deny all the rest.I disagree.
ok let's test the spirit by the Spirit. Revelation 1:8 "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty." here this is the "Lord" correct.I disagree.
The words "I am the Alpha and the Omega, says the Lord God." applies to God and not Christ. The phrase “the Alpha and the Omega” has caused many people to believe this verse refers to Christ. However, study of the occurrences of the phrase indicates that the title “Alpha and Omega” applies to both God and Christ. Scholars are not completely sure what the phrase “the Alpha and the Omega” means. Lenski concludes, “It is fruitless to search Jewish and pagan literature for the source of something that resembles this name Alpha and Omega. Nowhere is a person, to say nothing of a divine Person, called "Alpha and Omega" or in Hebrew "Aleph and Tau."ok let's test the spirit by the Spirit. Revelation 1:8 "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty." here this is the "Lord" correct.
now chapter 4, the ONE who sits on the throne is the Lord God Almighty, right, who you say is not the Lord Jesus correct. but you believe that this is the Father sitting on the throne correct. now this, same chapter, Revelation 4:11 "Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honour and power: for thou hast created all things, and for thy pleasure they are and were created."
now, if this "Lord" who is God and is not the Lord Jesus, but the Father, 101G just have one question. "Who gave the Father, POWER?", book chapter, and verses please. then we can discuss.
101G.
This reminds me of the forum discussion with an atheist who essentially said that all ancient people had a god as part of their culture such that we could reasonably recognize that God does not exist. This is sort of the opposite by saying since Jesus is called by all the same designations as God the Father that Jesus could not be God. I'm sort of on the sidelines waiting to see if Peterlag ever makes a halfway decent argument.The words "I am the Alpha and the Omega, says the Lord God." applies to God and not Christ. The phrase “the Alpha and the Omega” has caused many people to believe this verse refers to Christ. However, study of the occurrences of the phrase indicates that the title “Alpha and Omega” applies to both God and Christ. Scholars are not completely sure what the phrase “the Alpha and the Omega” means. Lenski concludes, “It is fruitless to search Jewish and pagan literature for the source of something that resembles this name Alpha and Omega. Nowhere is a person, to say nothing of a divine Person, called "Alpha and Omega" or in Hebrew "Aleph and Tau."
Although there is no evidence from the historical sources that anyone is named “the Alpha and Omega” E. W. Bullinger says that the phrase is a Hebraism, in common use among the ancient Jewish Commentators to designate the whole of anything from the beginning to the end. That would make the expression the figure of speech, polarmerismos, similar to "and there was evening and there was morning" which stands for the whole day, in Genesis 1. The best scholarly minds have concluded that the phrase has something to do with starting and finishing something, or the entirety of something. Norton writes that these words “denote the certain accomplishment of his purposes; that what he has begun he will carry on to its consummation."
Since both God and Jesus Christ are “the Alpha and the Omega” in their own respective ways, there is good reason to believe that the title can apply to both of them, and no good reason why this title makes the two into “one God.” The titles “Lord” (Rom. 10:9), “Savior” (Luke 1:47), and “King of kings" (1 Tim. 6:14-16) apply to both God and Christ, as well as to other men. As with “Lord” “Savior” and “King of kings” this title fits them both. God is truly the beginning and the end of all things, while Christ is the beginning and the end because he is the firstborn from the dead, the Author and Finisher of faith, the Man by whom God will judge the world, and the creator of the new ages to come.
Nonsense. the terms First and Last is the Aleph and Tav. now as for the Lord Jesus, the Alpha and the Omega, applies to the Lord Jesus. Revelation 22:13 "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last." is not the Lord Jesus who was Christ died? yes and is not the First and the Last he? let's see. Revelation 1:17 "And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last:" Revelation 1:18 "I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death."The words "I am the Alpha and the Omega, says the Lord God." applies to God and not Christ. The phrase “the Alpha and the Omega” has caused many people to believe this verse refers to Christ. However, study of the occurrences of the phrase indicates that the title “Alpha and Omega” applies to both God and Christ. Scholars are not completely sure what the phrase “the Alpha and the Omega” means. Lenski concludes, “It is fruitless to search Jewish and pagan literature for the source of something that resembles this name Alpha and Omega. Nowhere is a person, to say nothing of a divine Person, called "Alpha and Omega" or in Hebrew "Aleph and Tau."
again NONESENSE. Pete 101G will ask you only one more time. to show you that the Lord Jesus is God who is the Alpha and the Omega” the almighty. once again, only ONE sits on the throne, is this the Lord Jesus who is called the son, or the one whom you call the God the Father. your answer please.Since both God and Jesus Christ are “the Alpha and the Omega” in their own respective ways,
so, you have two "Lord's?", and you have two, "Savior?", and two, "King of kings" and two, "beginning and ends" that's polytheism by definition. you still cannot see what YOU'RE saying? you still don't see it do you? MY GOD how blind can one be. it's the same one person in "DIVERSITY" of his own self, or the ECHAD of his ow self in flesh. my God 101G cannot believe someone can be that blind. it's not any they, but HIM "EQUALLY" SHARED, in Glorified Flesh. better known as .... another. and here's the title of Revelation, "ROOT" and "OFFSPRING" (see Revelation 22:16), which is the same as First and Last, the same as Aleph and Tav, the same as Alpha and the Omega, the same as Beginning, and End. RIGHT there before your face and still cannot see it. as the apostle Paul by the Lord Jesus said afore, "who hath bewitched you, that ye should not obey the truth, before whose eyes Jesus Christ hath been evidently set forth".The titles “Lord” (Rom. 10:9), “Savior” (Luke 1:47), and “King of kings" (1 Tim. 6:14-16) apply to both God and Christ, as well as to other men. As with “Lord” “Savior” and “King of kings” this title fits them both. God is truly the beginning and the end of all things, while Christ is the beginning and the end because he is the firstborn from the dead, the Author and Finisher of faith, the Man by whom God will judge the world, and the creator of the new ages to come.