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Is Yahshua God the Son, or Is He the Son of God?: Over 200 Biblical Unitarian Scriptures
FHMI-1443Shane VaughnTeaching
- (primary) Luke 1:30–35 — Luke 1:30-35
- (secondary) John 5:26
- (secondary) John 17:24
- (secondary) Deuteronomy 18:18–19 — Deuteronomy 18:18-19
- (secondary) John 10:32–36 — John 10:32-36
- (secondary) John 20:17
- (secondary) 1 Corinthians 11:3
- (secondary) Acts 2:22–36 — Acts 2:22-36
- (secondary) Romans 1:3–4 — Romans 1:3-4
- (secondary) Galatians 4:4
- (secondary) John 14:28
- (secondary) Philippians 2:9–11 — Philippians 2:9-11
- (secondary) 2 Corinthians 4:4–6 — 2 Corinthians 4:4-6
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Summary
This teaching reads more than two hundred passages, mostly from Luke, John, Acts and Paul's letters, to show that Scripture calls Yahshua the Son of Yahweh, never Yahweh Himself. It argues that the Father and Son are two distinct beings with two wills, that Yahshua speaks as Yahweh's proxy and mouthpiece, and that the Holy Spirit is Yahweh's power, not a third person. Passages read as pre-existence are explained as foreknowledge.
Summary
This teaching reads more than two hundred passages, mostly from Luke, John, Acts and Paul's letters, to show that Scripture calls Yahshua the Son of Yahweh, never Yahweh Himself. It argues that the Father and Son are two distinct beings with two wills, that Yahshua speaks as Yahweh's proxy and mouthpiece, and that the Holy Spirit is Yahweh's power, not a third person. Passages read as pre-existence are explained as foreknowledge.
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