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Scripture doesn't say Thomas looked to heaven. That doesn't make sense. He said "My Lord and my God" while looking at Jesus. Jesus told him to feel the holes in his hands and side. A Bible scholar humbles himself to Scripture. A cultist twists Scripture to fit their beliefs.Believing Thomas said God to Jesus contradicts Jesus truth at John 17:3-proving you are reasoning falsely. Because Gods truth does not contradict itself. I believe Thomas looked to heaven saying the word God. It can be the only reasonable explanation so as not to contradict Jesus truth.
The watchtower is a magazine not a religion.Which did Jesus say the Watchtower was the one true religion?
Contradictions in trinity translations to fit false council teachings.Now you're telling me that there are contradictions in Scripture. So you don't believe all the Scriptures, just the ones that fit your beliefs. That's heresy.
Thats funny last year 1 1/2 million new bible studies started. The cult to Gods view= A house divided( 40,000 trinity religions) will not stand--confusion has caused it, a lack of holy spirit has caused it, dogma has caused it.Is Colossians 2:9 Scripture or not? I'm trying to help you, honestly. You really need to see that Jesus is God in the flesh just as Scripture teaches. The Watchtower is a cult and people are leaving in great numbers now that the internet is available with the facts. They can't hide the facts now.
It would contradict Israelite religious beliefs for Thomas to call Jesus God. Proving its you in error.Scripture doesn't say Thomas looked to heaven. That doesn't make sense. He said "My Lord and my God" while looking at Jesus. Jesus told him to feel the holes in his hands and side. A Bible scholar humbles himself to Scripture. A cultist twists Scripture to fit their beliefs.
Mormons are a larger cult. You've still got a ways to go. Actually, I wouldn't believe everything the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society tell you.Thats funny last year 1 1/2 million new bible studies started. The cult to Gods view= A house divided( 40,000 trinity religions) will not stand--confusion has caused it, a lack of holy spirit has caused it, dogma has caused it.
I am a Jehovah witnessYour religion is arianism.
Nope. Thomas was looking right at Jesus and touching Him. You're listening to heretics. Isaiah tells us He would be called God. You have quite a lot of misinformation. Sad.It would contradict Israelite religious beliefs for Thomas to call Jesus God. Proving its you in error.
God by holy spirit through righteous men. The way he always did it.Who translated your Bible?
Isaiah said his NAME will be called those things.Nope. Thomas was looking right at Jesus and touching Him. You're listening to heretics. Isaiah tells us He would be called God. You have quite a lot of misinformation. Sad.
You're an Arian.I am a Jehovah witness
I said they had errors. and are altered by the removal of Gods name.Oh, but you just told me all the other bibles are false. So which is it?
In many translations it is.Wrong. The word "name" isn't in Isaiah 9:6.
The Israelite religion served a single being God-YHWH(Jehovah) They served the true God--so whats your point? Constantine was a pagan false god worshipping king. Jesus would never let him be in charge of truth findings of Gods ever. Constantine reverted on his death bad, which means-0 for him.You're an Arian.
Arianism is the idea that Jesus Christ is not equal to the Father by nature, but He is the first creation of God. The founder of Arianism was Arius who died in 336. His ideas would have a tremendous impact on the early Church by causing it to define orthodoxy with a number of creeds. However, his impact continues to this present day with such groups as the Jehovah’s Witnesses. As a result of their convictions, these modern-day Arians produce a number of Biblical arguments to support their contention that Jesus is not God. Though Arianism is false biblically, its doctrines force the Church throughout all generations to define what she believes regarding the person and nature of Christ.
The Historical Background of Arianism
The founder of Arianism was no other than Arius. He studied under Lucian of Antioch who saw Jesus as a semidivine intermediate being. In fact, Lucian thought the Logos was not fully God or man. Therefore, Jesus has a high status among the creatures even being called “the firstborn of all creation (Col. 1).” Jesus is supernatural, but He is not equal to the Father. Brown states, “Arianism developed the idea that the Son is a semidivine being created, not begotten, by the Father and having an origin in time, or at least a definite beginning before the creation of the material world.”1 Arius would later receive his ordination as a presbyter in Alexandria in 311. He had many friends in high places including quite a few Asian bishops who tolerated his ideas.
As a result of the spread of his teachings, Arius received opposition from some of his opponents. One of these opponents was Bishop Alexander. He argued that Jesus was the same substance with the Father (homoousios). The contrasting party was known as the homoiousios group. They believed that Jesus was of similar substance with the Father. As a result of this disagreement, there was great controversy among the various local churches. This argument would convince Constantine to call the Council of Nicea.
