Archangel= the One who leads and commands the angels.
I wonder, has Jehovah ever commanded angels? Does this make Jehovah an archangel?
http://www.themadjws.com/whoismichael.htm.
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let me know what you think- for i will be adding to the info!.
Archangel= the One who leads and commands the angels.
I wonder, has Jehovah ever commanded angels? Does this make Jehovah an archangel?
http://www.themadjws.com/whoismichael.htm.
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let me know what you think- for i will be adding to the info!.
lol @ "a two headed LIFE FORCE"... gotta remember that one.
Hey mad: I can bold and underline too! "...and with the trumpet call of God"
http://www.themadjws.com/whoismichael.htm.
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let me know what you think- for i will be adding to the info!.
Maybe Jesus God uses an angel's voice because....
And when you explain to me why he had the trumpet of God, you can also point me to the bible verse where "Jesus...uses an angel's voice".
trinity challenge using only the new world translation of the holy scriptures -- let us debate and reason on the scriptures about whether god almighty is a trinity, or is only one person.. on another thread, bane said that we know for a fact immediately that nearly all religions other than jehovah's witnesses are false because almost all of them believe in the trinity.
and bane claims he can "out-scripturize" anyone with the help of jehovah.
* the son was praying to the father.
djeggnog:
me: "As I laid out in a previous post, the verse without your commentary excludes ANY angel; the verse with your commentary INCLUDES an angel."
you: "This is true."
You mean to say we finally agree on something? :)
What you say is true. My examples weren't very good, that is, if I was talking about the word "ever" as you seem to be (which I wasn't).
Lol. Of course you weren't talking about it; you ignored the word "ever" because it's the negative assertion that makes the sentence a rhetorical. It's what proves that Jesus IS NOT an angel, and kills your theology. Your denial is understandable...
You failed to respond to a question in my previous post. You quoted the KJV at which point I asked you to explain the words "at any time":
5For unto which of the angels said he at any time, Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten thee? And again, I will be to him a Father, and he shall be to me a Son?
13But to which of the angels said he at any time, Sit on my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool?
Again, please explain the meaning of "at any time" in the above statements.
On what basis would you be presuming anything as to what I know or don't know? I'll let you grab your Kingdom Interlinear Bible to do whatever comparisons you may wish. You're talking about apples here and I oranges.
Erm, how about on the basis that you're harping on a word in your NWT that doesn't exist in the Greek. I gave you the benefit of the doubt and presumed you didn't realize the word you were building a case around isn't even in the original bible verse. Did I presume incorrectly? Perhaps you did realize what you were doing and were simply being.... dishonest.
Would that be according to the CEV or according to the NWT? I think the former, but in this thread, the focus is on using the NWT to prove that it supports the Trinity doctrine.
Lol. According to both, actually. The NWT and the CEV say the same thing, remember? One is worded as a rhetorical question ("To which of the angels did God *EVER* say...") and the other as an equivalent assertive ("God never said to any angel").
You're still anxious to discuss the CEV here. I'm not.
Red Herring. I couldn't care less what translation we use. As stated, the NWT and CEV (and NIV, KJV, NLT, NASB, etc, etc, etc) all say the same thing in these verses. Some are worded as a rhetorical (negative assertion); others are worded as an equivalent assertive.
Your inability to grasp the basic concept of a rhetorical question is stunning...
so nothing that one reads at Deuteronomy 32:39 affects Jehovah's credibility
Newsflash, Jehovah's credibility is not at issue. The credibility of the WTS and the NWT are.
God said there are no other gods together with him (Deut 32:39). John 1:1 says (in your bible) there was another god with him. Period. Case closed.
Jehovah is referring to Gods like himself
Was he now? And he told you this himself, did he?
I'll stick with what he TOLD us and leave the inferring to you. "There are no gods together with me."
As I see it, what we have here is really just a misunderstanding on your part of what John 2:21 means
John 2:19-21:
1) Temple will be destroyed, 2) temple will be raised in 3 days, 3) he was talking about the temple of his body
My understanding:
Jesus' body would destroyed, Jesus' body would be raised in 3 days. (Oh, and guess what? It happened just so...)
Your understanding:
Jesus gave life to the "lifeless corpse" of the "body" of Christians that had been gathered together in that room, for at John 20:21-23 Jesus animated that "body" when he said the following: "'Just as the Father has sent me forth, I also am sending you.'
"lifeless corpse" of the "body" of Christians..... ?
"Jesus animated that "body" when he said..... ??
Yeah, the "misunderstanding" is all mine and I'm the one who's in "spiritual darkness".... lol
trinity challenge using only the new world translation of the holy scriptures -- let us debate and reason on the scriptures about whether god almighty is a trinity, or is only one person.. on another thread, bane said that we know for a fact immediately that nearly all religions other than jehovah's witnesses are false because almost all of them believe in the trinity.
and bane claims he can "out-scripturize" anyone with the help of jehovah.
* the son was praying to the father.
Undisfellowshipped: Thank you.
designs:
Half of the Trinitarian world believe Jesus is Jehovah of the OT and the other half believe Jehovah is God the Father
Sheesh. Exaggerate much?
Perhaps you meant to say the Watchtower Society would have us believe that half of the Trinitarian world believe Jesus is Jehovah of the OT and the other half believe Jehovah is God the Father. In which case, you'd be spot on...
Think About It:
Actually, it's only about an 1800 year old debate, as Jesus and the Apostles didn't teach the Trinity doctrine to the common folk 1st century Christians.
Funny how the debate rages using nothing but scripture...
Anyway, I imagine a bilion or two people on the planet would disagree with you. Prolly better if you were to say that in your opinion, Jesus and the Apostles didn't teach the Trinity doctrine
A person would NEVER come to a "God is a Trinity" conclusion by reading the Bible alone
"Trinity" is just a word and it is of no consequence.
For a certainty, people would and have come to the conclusion that Jesus is God by reading the Bible alone.
For a certainty, people would and have come to the conclusion that the Holy Spirit is God by reading the Bible alone.
For a certainty, people would and have come to the conclusion that the Father is God by reading the Bible alone.
Would a person choose to label their view "The Trinity"? Prolly not...
Podo:
You haven't had the decency to reply to me...
My dear podo, I replied to you on page 7 of this thread:
>>"The LORD" is YHWH; "the Lord" is a reference to the incarnate Jesus.
call me and others strawmen.. typical of a person who flounders on theory and avoids the overwhelming facts
I didn't call you a "straw man". I labelled your argument a straw man.
What are you saying about Jesus, is he Jehovah or not? Be plain...
I've already answered the question, but I will do so again. No, I do not believe that Jesus is Jehovah, nor do I believe the bible teaches that Jesus is Jehovah. I don't know anyone who believes this. Is that plain enough for you?
stop playing weasel
What was that you were saying about a person who name calls? Something about floundering and avoiding facts....?
Chalam:
To call Jesus "a god" is to call God a liar in Isaiah 44:24 and many other places.
Indeed.
http://www.themadjws.com/whoismichael.htm.
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let me know what you think- for i will be adding to the info!.
why did he have the trumpet of God, madJW?
flipper again.
personally my all time favorite song?
stairway to heaven by led zeppelin.one of my top favorite groups ,too.
Zagor,
Your name reminded me of Zager and Evans - In the Year 2525..... another cool song.
flipper again.
personally my all time favorite song?
stairway to heaven by led zeppelin.one of my top favorite groups ,too.
FlyingHighNow,
I love Crimson and Clover by Tommy James and the Shondells. It's on my iPod and a few months ago I would have listed it as my fav.
Under the Bridge is also a great song. Good taste.
Ramble Tamble by CCR also makes my Top 10, maybe Top 5.... Give it a listen:
http://www.themadjws.com/whoismichael.htm.
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let me know what you think- for i will be adding to the info!.
I know this is probably a stretch..... but I'm gonna go with: an angel by the name of 'Michael'.
Peace.
flipper again.
personally my all time favorite song?
stairway to heaven by led zeppelin.one of my top favorite groups ,too.
Flipper,
Tough one. I'm not sure I'd want to commit to an "all-time favorite song".... :) My musical tastes seem to change as the years go by.
Zeppelin is in my opinion the greatest band of all time. And my all-time favorite song would have to be something by them.
But excluding Zeppelin (just for fun) I'm gonna offer Living in the Past by Jethro Tull.
Turn it up, close your eyes, and enjoy one of the greatest songs ever written!
Peace.