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I introduced further evidence for the Comma in 1 John 5:7 specifically in response to the claim of genetic fallacy. As you know, this fallacy dismisses arguments by focusing solely on their origins, not their current meaning or context. It improperly judges the validity of a claim based on its...

I think it's unhelpful to label arguments as merely circular reasoning without properly addressing their content; it's akin to saying, "talk to the hand," which shuts down productive dialogue. My goal is to foster a genuine discussion focused on the evidence I've provided. Ignoring this evidence...

Indirectly, it is about them, as modern scholars and Modern Bibles from the Westcott and Hort Movement have complicated this discussion. I have already provided examples to support my case, such as John 1:18 and Acts 13:33. The issues we now frequently encounter on this topic would not be as...

Correction: Meant to say begotten God and not “or unique God.” Unique as a definition is a false understanding of monogenes when in context to humans.

Refuting Friedrich Büchsel's Interpretation of Monogenes in John 1:14 and John 3:16: Friedrich Büchsel's interpretation of monogenes as "unique" in John 1:14 and John 3:16 deviates from the traditional understanding of "only begotten." Here are three points to refute his position: 1. Gross...

Added note from my recent post to you: If you are in doubt, I can provide you quotes from Modern scholars who believe they're still tied to Westcott and Hort if you like. ....

It is about Westcott and Hort because they started the movement that led to heretical changes on the topic of this discussion. John 1:18 in various Modern Bibles (like the NASB, BLB, AMP, LSV) says that Jesus is the begotten God, which is Arianism, or that Jesus is like a demi-god and had a...

Yet, despite the evidence, the most clearest verse on the Trinity is attacked in Modern Bibles. Modern Bibles also attack the eternal nature of the Son or Christ, as well (See John 1:18, and Micah 5:2), ....

The image above is from the La Cava Bible, or Codex Cavensis, featuring 1 John 5:7 with commentary addressing Arius as if he were still alive. This evidence is not commonly known and is seldom disclosed by modern scholars who favor the Vaticanus and Sinaiticus manuscripts. These scholars...

Source: https://kjvdebate.com/blog/f/i-john-57-the-1st-century-latinspain-connection ....

While I am not against finding new discoveries in Scripture, this is not in any way related to the point I made with Büchsel. Instead, his work among others that is a chain reaction from Westcott and Hort's work highlights gross incompetence in basic Greek, failure to read passages in context...

The interpretation of the Greek word μονογενής (monogenēs) as "unique" is a relatively modern development that emerged later in the Modern Bible Movement started by Westcott and Hort. Prior to this movement, monogenēs was historically understood within the context of Scripture to mean "only...

Well, I was not speaking exhaustively (See: Matthew 15:21-28). Sometimes there are exceptions to the rule on what God says will happen. There are some things that God says that can change based on certain conditions. Obviously the Ninevites repented and did not face destruction in 40 days...

#1. Proverbs 30:4 "Who hath ascended up into heaven, or descended? who hath gathered the wind in his fists? who hath bound the waters in a garment? who hath established all the ends of the earth? what is his name, and what is his son's name, if thou canst tell?" Hints at the existence of the...

Yes, the divine nature of Jesus is eternal. The Trinity has no beginning and exists from eternity’s past. The Word (who is Jesus in the flesh) was always eternal as the second person in the Trinity. The name the Word has as in being called “the Son“ is most likely eternal, as well. John...

Well, you’re close. Jesus most likely is eternally the Son. However, Jesus was not eternally begotten. He was only begotten once in the “Incarnation.“ The word “begotten” is used in the Bible to refer to a man who gives seed to a woman whereby she gives birth to a child by that seed. The...

Completeness of Judgment: In judgment contexts, four often symbolizes completeness in God's dealings with humanity: Four horsemen: Revelation 6 depicts the four horsemen as agents of divine judgment over the earth. Four severe judgments: Ezekiel 14:21 mentions four catastrophic judgments: the...

I would agree. What you said here is not in conflict with what I stated. ....

2 billion out of 8 billion people on the planet is a lot of people being killed. It's not fear-mongering but a reality to come according to Scripture. People need to repent and turn to Jesus Christ to escape such dark times. ...

Actually, the first two seals would be wars. The first seal is the reveal of the antichrist conquering. First seal: Rider on a white horse conquering: Revelation 6:1-2 "And I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals, and I heard, as it were the noise of thunder, one of the four beasts...