Scripture and evidence
Core Articles
A clear declaration identifying and distinguishing the one God, the Father from the one Lord, Jesus Christ is 1 Corinthians 8:4-6. Here Paul says, “there is…
In Hebrew thought, the first cause or ultimate cause is not always distinguished from secondary or proximate causes. That is to say, the principal is not…
The humanity of Christ is essential to the gospel. God is not a man, but the Messiah of prophecy is necessarily a human servant of God—his anointed as Jesus…
When Jesus asked his disciples, “who do you say that I am?”, the response was “Christ” (Mark 8:29), or “Christ of God” (Luke 9:20), or “Christ, the Son of…
Jesus is the model for those who follow him. Many descriptions of Jesus also apply to those who are in Christ. Numerous statements pertaining to Jesus also…
Logos (translated Word) means something said (including the thought). It always pertains to rational content. Just about every English translation from the…
The theme of Philippians 2 is “having the mind of Christ.” (Phil 2:5). In verses 6-11, the testimony of Jesus Christ is provided as the principal example of…
Rather than to affirm those Scriptures that are explicit in showing a distinction between Jesus and God in personal identity and ontology (1Tim 2:5-6), many…
English translations are typically translated with a bias in support of trinitarian theology. To get a clearer idea of what the Greek actually says, the…
The prologue to 1 John provides some interesting clues to clarify the Prologue of John. We see from 1 John 1:2, eternal life was with the Father and has now…
Although there are some notable English translations that are better than others, they all are translated with a bias to imply incarnation. Below is the…
Some apologists want to read a second divine being into Jeremiah 1. However, when the word of the Lord comes to someone, that is simply God sending his…
P1: If one is sent by another, then he/she is an agent of the one he/she is sent by .
