Examining Zechariah 12:10: Does the Bible Really Say That Yahweh Was Pierced?

FHMI-1432Shane VaughnDoctrinal Treatise

(primary) Zechariah 12:10
(secondary) John 19:37
(secondary) Revelation 1:7
(secondary) Numbers 23:19
(secondary) Malachi 3:6
(secondary) Jeremiah 8:8

anti-trinitarian theology john 19:37 him whom they pierced son of man divine agency zechariah 12:10 pierced me or him trinity look upon me whom they pierced was yahweh pierced yahweh cannot die messiah identity lying pen of the scribes unitarian

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Summary This treatise argues that Zechariah 12:10's 'look upon me whom they have pierced' reflects translators' Trinitarian assumptions, not the Hebrew. It claims ʿālai is a preposition without a noun object, so 'me' is an insertion, and notes that John 19:37 and Revelation 1:7 read 'him'. Since Yahweh is not a man and cannot die, the one pierced was Yahshua, the Son of Man, Yahweh's sent agent.

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This treatise argues that Zechariah 12:10's 'look upon me whom they have pierced' reflects translators' Trinitarian assumptions, not the Hebrew. It claims ʿālai is a preposition without a noun object, so 'me' is an insertion, and notes that John 19:37 and Revelation 1:7 read 'him'. Since Yahweh is not a man and cannot die, the one pierced was Yahshua, the Son of Man, Yahweh's sent agent.

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