Yahweh As A Single Person...

 

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The "Man Christ Jesus" And the Principle of Agency

 

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Relationship between a principal and an agent

In Jewish law, the concept of agency (or shaluah in Hebrew) refers to the relationship between a principal and an agent, where the agent acts on behalf of the principal. The principle is that a person's agent is regarded as the person himself, meaning that any act performed by the agent is considered to have been performed by the principal, who bears full responsibility for it. This principle applies to various legal actions, including religious and commercial transactions, and emphasizes the importance of the agent's authority and the relationship between the principal and agent.

This is why angels are called "god" and judges are called "god". This does not mean they ARE Yahweh in person and co-equal with the Him. The ultimate agent is the very Son of God, Yeshua/Jesus, and he is called "god". However, he is the prophesied messiah (Christ), the "man Christ Jesus". He is not God himself in person or essence. He is the agent of his Father whom he says is HIS god whom he represents. Even in heaven at the right hand of God/the Father, Yeshua/Jesus is still referred to as a man.

"But he, being full of holy spirit, looked steadfastly into heaven and saw the glory of God, and Jesus standing at the right hand of God, and said, “Look! I see the heavens opened, and the Son of Man standing at the right hand of God.”

Jesus/Yeshua clarifies his role as the agent of the only true god in John 17:3:

"Jesus said these things, and lifting up his eyes to heaven, said, “Father, the hour has come. Glorify your Son so that your Son can glorify you, just as you gave him authority over all flesh so that he could give life in the age to come to all those you have given him. And this is life in the age to come, that they know you, THE ONLY TRUE GOD, and the one you have sent—Jesus Christ. I glorified you on the earth by accomplishing the work that you have given me to do. And now, Father, glorify me together with yourself with the glory that I had with you before the world was."

The Trinity doctrine of three equal persons making up one God is unbiblical and birthed of pagan influence and several Roman emperors.

TWO Distinct Figures In Heaven - Adonai and Adoni

 

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Yahweh’s declaration to my lord,
“Sit at my right hand
until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet.” Psalm 110:1

“Yahweh’s declaration to my lord.” Trinitarian commentators frequently assert that “my Lord” in this verse is the Hebrew word adonai, another name for God, and is therefore proof of the divinity of the Messiah. But not only is this not a valid argument, this verse is actually one of the great proofs of the complete humanity of the promised Messiah. The Hebrew word translated “my lord” is adoni (pronounced “Adon-nee.” Adonai is pronounced “Adon-eye,” because the “ai” sounds like “eye.” Adoni is pronounced “Adon-nee” because the final “i” is pronounced like a long “e.”) in the standard Hebrew texts. Adoni is always used in Scripture to describe human masters and lords, but never God.

Psalm 110 is a Messianic and prophetic psalm in which God gave David a vision of the future, when God and the Messiah speak about what the Messiah will accomplish. The fact that David does not call both God and the Messiah his “Lord,” but carefully words what he says such that Yahweh maintains His elevated position while the Messiah, God’s “right-hand man,” is seen as David’s “lord.” If God and Christ were both God and were co-equal and co-eternal, as the Trinity states, then Psalm 110:1 fails to recognize that equality, or even that Yahweh and the Messiah are both God. Quite the opposite! The Messiah, David’s adōni, is seen to be distinct from, and lesser than, Yahweh. REV Commentary

The Father ALONE is God

 

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God Is Always Defined As Only ONE Person

 

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The Score is Six to Zero- Baptism in the Name of Jesus

Rohn Timm

Consider how Trinitarians love to quote Matthew 28:19 believing this proves the Trinity.

Consider this: Jesus never said it.

Matthew never wrote it nor argued for it amongst the apostles. In fact, NONE of the apostles including Matthew, Peter or Paul or any of the other apostles baptized anybody in the names of the fictional Triune God; which is considered blasphemy and idolatry by all of them.

All the apostles baptized everybody in the name of Jesus according to Acts 2:38.

The Trinitarians are offended by the name of Jesus in baptism and refuse to baptize anybody in his name.

All the verses with baptizing in the name of Jesus fits the strict rules of hermeneutics and are in collaboration where no one used the false Trinity God.

I'll stand with all the apostles and you can stand with all the Trinitarians.

Also, Jesus never corrected the apostles for rejecting and denying the alleged Great Commission baptism of the Trinity God.

Yahweh As One Person - In Scripture By The Tens of Thousands

 

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God Is One Person - Not Three

 

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