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Chapter 35 - DO HOMAGE IN PURITY

Chapter 35 - DO HOMAGE IN PURITY

Continued from Chapter 34 (Psalms 2:12) “Do homage in purity” In Psalms 2:12 it is stated: “Do homage in purity [nash-ku bar], lest He be angry, and you perish in the way.” The Christian rendering of the Hebrew phrase nash-ku bar as “kiss the son” is based on a misinterpretation. The meaning of the Hebrew word (bar) is “pure” or “clear.” Only in Aramaic does it have the meaning of “son (of).” However, in Aramaic, bar is used only as a construct “son of ” (Proverbs 31:2; Ezra 5:1-2, 6:14), whe
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Chapter 43 - WHAT IS HIS NAME?

Chapter 43 - WHAT IS HIS NAME?

Continued from Chapter 42 (Proverbs 30:4) Christians argue that Proverbs 30:4 is a prooftext for the divine origin of Jesus. But, who says this passage is messianic and who says that even if it were that it refers to Jesus? Their allegations are self-serving presumptions not based on what the text actually says. Admitting to a self-deficiency in wisdom and understanding, Agur, the son of Jakeh, puts forward a set of rhetorical questions, the answers to which he feels all who seek knowledge sh
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New Testaments Confusions Around Claims That Jesus Is The Creator

New Testaments Confusions Around Claims That Jesus Is The Creator

Continued from Part 10 Jesus as an instrument of the Creator Even the authors of John, Colossians, and Hebrews, who elevate Jesus to a point where he is viewed as the medium through whom things are done, do not claim that he is the Creator or part of a triune deity.  They consider him the supernatural instrument through which the Creator works: All things came into being through him, and apart from him not even one thing came into being.  (John 1:3) For in him all things were created in the
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The True Answer Of The Father Of Jesus

The True Answer Of The Father Of Jesus

Continued from Part 26 Establishing paternity In Matthew’s version of the alleged conception of Jesus story (Matthew 1:18) it states that Mary “was found to be with child by holy spirit [with no definite article before “holy spirit”].” In Luke’s version of this story it says that the angel “said to her [Mary], ‘Holy spirit [with no definite article] will come upon you,’ and the power of the Most High will overshadow you” (1:35).  If holy spirit and power of the Most High are synonymous terms
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