The great Reformer Martin Luther (who was himself an Augustinian monk) changed the course of human history when he nailed his 95 Theses to the church door at Wittenberg in 1517, accusing the Roman Catholic church of heresy upon heresy. And yet amongst all his detailed Scriptural examination, personal reformation, and great expounding of false R…[Read more]

The great Reformer Martin Luther (who was himself an Augustinian monk) changed the course of human history when he nailed his 95 Theses to the church door at Wittenberg in 1517, accusing the Roman Catholic church of heresy upon heresy. And yet amongst all his detailed Scriptural examination, personal reformation, and great expounding of false R…[Read more]

The great Reformer Martin Luther (who was himself an Augustinian monk) changed the course of human history when he nailed his 95 Theses to the church door at Wittenberg in 1517, accusing the Roman Catholic church of heresy upon heresy. And yet amongst all his detailed Scriptural examination, personal reformation, and great expounding of false R…[Read more]

In-depth yet easy to understand teaching on Biblical manuscripts by Jim Brown
“Most people don’t know that the Bible they have is from an incorrect text..”

“For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.”

It’s generally thought that because this verse is not found in some older manuscripts that it must have been added to later in support of the Trinity.. thus it assumes that the KJ’s Textus Receptus has been corrupted and therefore…[Read more]

“For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.”

It’s generally thought that because this verse is not found in older manuscripts that it must have been added to later in support of the Trinity.. thus assuming that the KJ’s Textus Receptus has been corrupted and therefore…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

If you take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

If you take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

If you take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

If you take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

If you take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

If you take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

If you take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

To take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the Deity…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

To take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the Deity…[Read more]

No, of course not..!!
Jesus as a man was referring to His Father as the only true God..
He was not denying His own divinity but affirming the Trueness of God as was done in the OT.

To take one or two verses on a subject and then use them to interpret all others (a practice called “proof-texting” which is done on this site to denounce the Deity…[Read more]

One of the clearest teachings I’ve heard on the Deity of Christ..