This article examines three statements Jesus made that are often cited to argue that the Father and the Son are one single Being: “I and the Father are one,” “The Father is in Me, and I in the Father,” and “He who has seen Me has seen the Father” (John 10:30; 38; 14:9).
In this verse, the Jews accused Jesus of claiming to be God. Based on Jesus’s debate with the Jews in this chapter, what did Jesus claim to be? Is verse 33 correctly translated?
1 Corinthians 8:6 shows that God is the Father alone. Trinitarians counter by saying that, in this verse, Jesus is God because (1) He co-created with God, (2) “God” and “Lord” are synonyms, and (3) this verse divides the words of the Shema between the Father and the Son. This article challenges the Trinitarian proposal.
Philippians 2:5-11 describes four chronological stages of Christ’s life – before He became man – His human life – His death – and His exaltation after His ascension. Do these verses describe Him as God? If Jesus is not God, why will every knee bow to Him?
For Liberals, the vile person was King Antiochus (2nd century BC). However, the Prince of the Covenant was Jesus Christ. The vile person did not live B.C.
The Little Horn comes “out of one of them.’ Is that one of the four horns of the Greek goat? In Hebrew, ‘one’ and ‘them’ have genders. What are their antecedents?
Daniel 8 identifies the Ram as Medo-Persia and the Goat as Greece, but does not identify the Antichrist-horn. This article describes three interpretations.
In Dispensationalism, the first 483 years of Daniel 9 end a few days before the Cross, and the last 7 years describe an end-time Antichrist.
Summary of the Book of Nehemiah. Judea was completely destroyed by the Babylonians. Through Nehemiah and others, God effectively gave Israel a new beginning.
God promised, through Jeremiah, to restore Israel after 70 years. Daniel prayed for this promise. The prophecy confirmed that God would renew the Covenant.