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- John 8:58 has been erroneously translated and misinterpreted by Trinitarian theology. The speaker demonstrates through Greek word study (ego eimi) and contextual analysis that Yahshua was not claiming to be Yahweh or pre-existent, but rather identifying himselfgreek wordsjohn 8:58last adamanti-trinitarian theologyson of manbefore abraham wasgreater than abrahammessiah identity
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…n which it is spoken. First, the Phrase The Greek ego eimi is the most ordinary phrase in the language. It means “I am” or “I am he” or simply “I e…
…“I exist.” The man born blind said the very same ego eimi — “I am he” (John 9:9) — and no one charged him with claiming to be YAHWEH. The phrase b…
…ims to be YAHWEH and to pre-exist.” The answer: ego eimi means “I am he.” In context (v. 56) the claim is to be the promised Messiah whom Abraham…
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