Thanks for the great interview. I especially liked the last comment about creating cultural material that has Unitarianism baked in. I hadn't really thought about that before in a positive sense. I know I notice when a song has bad theology in it, but I hadn't really thought about how creating material that people will dwell on with unitarian principles in it could be a way of getting right ideas into people's heads without them even realizing it. I like it. Music isn't my area of expertise so I hope other people who do have talents in this area hear this and put it into practice.
You made the good choice Bryan ! welcome back to home ! Thanks Greg "Love and Liberty" for this Testimony ! Cherebiyah Yeshua is the Summit/Rishon of the line of kings, of prophets, of priests from david/joseph, from nathan/heli, from tzadok/maryam's father ! Joseph's grandfather in Matthew's blood genealogy, "Matthan," married a woman who became Joseph's grandmother, and together they had a son named "Jacob," who is Joseph's father, Yeshua/Yahusha's father. This "Matthan" died following, and Jacob's mother remarried, marrying a man named "Matthat", who is mentioned as also Joseph's grandfather in Luke's genealogy, and together they had a son named Heli. Jacob and Heli were therefore Half-brothers (Relatives/not Brothers), because of their common mother. Jacob was a descendant of Solomon. Eli was a descendant of Nathan. Jacob later married Heli's Widow and together they had a son named "Joseph", father of Yahusha/Jesus. when was "The Day" when The Father had begotten Jesus ? was it not The Day of His Resurrection ? Romans 1 1-4 : "Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an Apostle, and set apart for The Gospel of The Lord God- The Gospel He promised beforehand through His Prophets in The Holy Scriptures, "regarding His Son, "who was a descendant of David" "according to The Flesh", "and who through the Spirit of Holiness" "WAS DECLARED BY POWER" "TO BE THE SON OF THE LORD GOD BY HIS RESURRECTION FROM THE DEAD" : "Jesus Christ Our (Human) Lord"." Acts : 13 32-33 : "And we declare unto you "Glad Tidings", how that "The Promise" which was made unto the fathers, The Lord God hath fulfilled the same unto us their children, "in that he hath raised up Jesus again"; as it is also written in The Second Psalm, "Thou art "MY SON", "THIS DAY" (of The Resurrection of Jesus) "Have I BEGOTTEN thee"." All Glory to Yah
Do you think that Trinitarians can be saved? I want to say yes, since they do believe Jesus is the Messiah and Lord and can live very holy lives in service to God. What do you all think?
Hi. Great question. Yes, I think so. I think trinitarianism is erroneous teaching, and that it creates confusion and should be destroyed, but many who are in "trinity circles" seek to follow God and Jesus within the confusion. I think many don't really think about it too hard, and they are what we call "paper trinitarians." I was one of those. I affirmed it because of the church I was involved in, and I thought I had to. But when I began studying it on my own years later, I soon renounced it. I thought hard on these things, too, when I became a Biblical Unitarian. I definitely think doctrine is important, as it can impact our behavior. With that said, I think the analogy that Dr. Tuggy gave in one of his talks was instructive. It's like eating cake. Pretend that we as Biblical Unitarians eat the cake, with the cake representing the Lordship of the human being Jesus. Trinitarians eat the cake too, but they add unnecessary, unhealthy icing, which we might say represents the second, "divine" nature of Jesus. It can obviously cause problems for them, both theologically and how they live, so it's not good to have as it can be bad for one's health (one's walk), but if they believe Jesus is "a man", they too have eaten the cake. Hope that helps.
This is false gospel... I'm a Jew who has accepted Jesus as my Lord and Saviour, the incarnate Adonai. What are you doing? You're leading yourself and others into damnation.... :(
Jesus is not Adonai. Jesus is the Messiah of God, his human Son, the ultimate "adoni" of Psalm 110:1. Yes he is Lord, yes his death and resurrection make salvation possible for all human beings, but there is no verse of scripture that says one is to believe that Jesus is God the Son, rather the Bible says we must believe he is the Son of God (John 20:31), and that he came in the flesh, i.e., that he is a human person (2 John 1:7).
@@LoveAndLiberty02 "I and the Father are One" John 10:30 I'm sorry, but it appears you've fallen into true heresy. Arianism. Please pray for clarity. As I shall pray for you.
@shaulkramer7425 You didn't address anything I stated, but I will address the verse you mentioned. I think it's clear that you are misunderstanding John 10:30. Jesus's prayer in John 17:11 was for his disciples to be one "even as" he and the Father are one. He obviously was not speaking about an ontological oneness, rather, he was referring to a oneness of mind and purpose. Trinitarianism is a myth. Consider the scriptural arguments made by Biblical Unitarians that Yahweh, the Father, is the one true God, and that Jesus is the Lord Messiah (see John 20:17; Revelation 3:12; 1 Corinthians 8:6; 1 Thessalonians 1:9-10; Acts 3:13; etc.)
Amen. So many of us were deceived by the false Trinity doctrine. I am glad this person has come to the truth
Blessings
Great to see other Unitarians who have experienced the Holy Spirit in a very real way with tongues and Spiritual Gifts!
Thanks for the great interview. I especially liked the last comment about creating cultural material that has Unitarianism baked in. I hadn't really thought about that before in a positive sense. I know I notice when a song has bad theology in it, but I hadn't really thought about how creating material that people will dwell on with unitarian principles in it could be a way of getting right ideas into people's heads without them even realizing it. I like it. Music isn't my area of expertise so I hope other people who do have talents in this area hear this and put it into practice.
You made the good choice Bryan ! welcome back to home ! Thanks Greg "Love and Liberty" for this Testimony !
Cherebiyah
Yeshua is the Summit/Rishon of the line of kings, of prophets, of priests
from david/joseph, from nathan/heli, from tzadok/maryam's father !
Joseph's grandfather in Matthew's blood genealogy, "Matthan," married a woman who became Joseph's grandmother, and together they had a son named "Jacob," who is Joseph's father, Yeshua/Yahusha's father. This "Matthan" died following, and Jacob's mother remarried, marrying a man named "Matthat", who is mentioned as also Joseph's grandfather in Luke's genealogy, and together they had a son named Heli. Jacob and Heli were therefore Half-brothers (Relatives/not Brothers), because of their common mother. Jacob was a descendant of Solomon. Eli was a descendant of Nathan. Jacob later married Heli's Widow and together they had a son named "Joseph", father of Yahusha/Jesus.
when was "The Day" when The Father had begotten Jesus ? was it not The Day of His Resurrection ?
Romans 1 1-4 : "Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an Apostle, and set apart for The Gospel of The Lord God- The Gospel He promised beforehand through His Prophets in The Holy Scriptures, "regarding His Son, "who was a descendant of David" "according to The Flesh", "and who through the Spirit of Holiness" "WAS DECLARED BY POWER" "TO BE THE SON OF THE LORD GOD BY HIS RESURRECTION FROM THE DEAD" : "Jesus Christ Our (Human) Lord"."
Acts : 13 32-33 : "And we declare unto you "Glad Tidings", how that "The Promise" which was made unto the fathers, The Lord God hath fulfilled the same unto us their children, "in that he hath raised up Jesus again"; as it is also written in The Second Psalm, "Thou art "MY SON", "THIS DAY" (of The Resurrection of Jesus) "Have I BEGOTTEN thee"."
All Glory to Yah
Thanks for listening!
Do you think that Trinitarians can be saved? I want to say yes, since they do believe Jesus is the Messiah and Lord and can live very holy lives in service to God. What do you all think?
Hi. Great question. Yes, I think so. I think trinitarianism is erroneous teaching, and that it creates confusion and should be destroyed, but many who are in "trinity circles" seek to follow God and Jesus within the confusion. I think many don't really think about it too hard, and they are what we call "paper trinitarians." I was one of those. I affirmed it because of the church I was involved in, and I thought I had to. But when I began studying it on my own years later, I soon renounced it.
I thought hard on these things, too, when I became a Biblical Unitarian. I definitely think doctrine is important, as it can impact our behavior. With that said, I think the analogy that Dr. Tuggy gave in one of his talks was instructive. It's like eating cake. Pretend that we as Biblical Unitarians eat the cake, with the cake representing the Lordship of the human being Jesus. Trinitarians eat the cake too, but they add unnecessary, unhealthy icing, which we might say represents the second, "divine" nature of Jesus. It can obviously cause problems for them, both theologically and how they live, so it's not good to have as it can be bad for one's health (one's walk), but if they believe Jesus is "a man", they too have eaten the cake. Hope that helps.
So from in Communion to heretic. Got it.
Do you wish to elaborate? Or just make unsupported assertions....
This is false gospel... I'm a Jew who has accepted Jesus as my Lord and Saviour, the incarnate Adonai.
What are you doing? You're leading yourself and others into damnation.... :(
Are you a Trinitarian, that God is three equal persons in one?
Yes. It was the truth that brought me to Christ and renewed faith in the Father.
Jesus is not Adonai. Jesus is the Messiah of God, his human Son, the ultimate "adoni" of Psalm 110:1. Yes he is Lord, yes his death and resurrection make salvation possible for all human beings, but there is no verse of scripture that says one is to believe that Jesus is God the Son, rather the Bible says we must believe he is the Son of God (John 20:31), and that he came in the flesh, i.e., that he is a human person (2 John 1:7).
@@LoveAndLiberty02 "I and the Father are One" John 10:30
I'm sorry, but it appears you've fallen into true heresy. Arianism.
Please pray for clarity. As I shall pray for you.
@shaulkramer7425 You didn't address anything I stated, but I will address the verse you mentioned. I think it's clear that you are misunderstanding John 10:30. Jesus's prayer in John 17:11 was for his disciples to be one "even as" he and the Father are one. He obviously was not speaking about an ontological oneness, rather, he was referring to a oneness of mind and purpose. Trinitarianism is a myth. Consider the scriptural arguments made by Biblical Unitarians that Yahweh, the Father, is the one true God, and that Jesus is the Lord Messiah (see John 20:17; Revelation 3:12; 1 Corinthians 8:6; 1 Thessalonians 1:9-10; Acts 3:13; etc.)