Hi David, thank you so much for your amazing videos! I am currently studying and surprised at how complex Historical Christianity is. Lots of different people putting in their opinions and arguments. It's very interesting but also confusing. Your videos are helping me get through these topics :)
“Now I am no longer in the world, but these are in the world, and I come to You. Holy Father, keep through Your name those whom You have given Me, that they may be one as We are.” John 17:11 NKJV jesus does call god holy father tho 🤔🤔😎
In John 20:17, he says "my father and your father, my God and your God" and in Revelation 3, he says "my God" three or four times. The only "early Christians" that interest me are those in Acts and clearly they were NOT Trinitarians. In the epistles too, you see how each writer carefully distinguishes between GOD and Jesus Christ (son of God). If only everyone would make the same declaration that Peter does in Matthew 16! (And Jesus calls him "BLESSED" for doing so). People are more afraid of going against their conditioning and being labelled "heretic" than they are of calling God a liar. They need to read what the antichrist spirit is as described in the first epistle of John. They really need to read that letter carefully and repeatedly. Calling Jesus "the son of God" and "God's anointed one" (Messiah/Christ) does not diminish him. It exalts him. And it honors God (instead of dismissing him as an irrelevant figure called "the father"). Jesus's words in John 14:10-11 are important too...
@@leenieledejo6849their is a problem with your first statement, your presupposing that your interpretation of the text and assuming it’s right rather than understanding how those at time the “early Christian” understood it. Watch Beau Bransons five lecture series on the logical problem of Trinity, he explains the biblical understanding.
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Hi David, thank you so much for your amazing videos! I am currently studying and surprised at how complex Historical Christianity is. Lots of different people putting in their opinions and arguments. It's very interesting but also confusing. Your videos are helping me get through these topics :)
“Now I am no longer in the world, but these are in the world, and I come to You. Holy Father, keep through Your name those whom You have given Me, that they may be one as We are.”
John 17:11 NKJV
jesus does call god holy father tho 🤔🤔😎
In John 20:17, he says "my father and your father, my God and your God" and in Revelation 3, he says "my God" three or four times.
The only "early Christians" that interest me are those in Acts and clearly they were NOT Trinitarians.
In the epistles too, you see how each writer carefully distinguishes between GOD and Jesus Christ (son of God).
If only everyone would make the same declaration that Peter does in Matthew 16!
(And Jesus calls him "BLESSED" for doing so).
People are more afraid of going against their conditioning and being labelled "heretic" than they are of calling God a liar.
They need to read what the antichrist spirit is as described in the first epistle of John.
They really need to read that letter carefully and repeatedly.
Calling Jesus "the son of God" and "God's anointed one" (Messiah/Christ) does not diminish him.
It exalts him.
And it honors God (instead of dismissing him as an irrelevant figure called "the father").
Jesus's words in John 14:10-11 are important too...
@@leenieledejo6849their is a problem with your first statement, your presupposing that your interpretation of the text and assuming it’s right rather than understanding how those at time the “early Christian” understood it. Watch Beau Bransons five lecture series on the logical problem of Trinity, he explains the biblical understanding.