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Hebrews 2:16 has long been debated as either “he did not take on angelic nature” or “he did not help angels.” This article argues the debate doesn’t need to be settled: Hebrews 1, 2, and 7, read together, build a cumulative case that the eternal Son was never a created angel and — against current Jehovah’s Witness teaching — never…
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Jehovah’s Witnesses date the beginning of Christ’s invisible rule to 1914 — a year calculated backward from 607 B.C., the date they give for Jerusalem’s destruction. But Babylonian court records, a precisely dated astronomical tablet, and the Bible’s own internal chronology all place that destruction two decades later, in 587 B.C. This isn’t a small correction. It’s the single date…
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Skeptics have long claimed that Jesus erred when He called the mustard “the smallest of all seeds.” Read in its own terms — in the Greek, in the soil of Galilee, and in the prophets — the objection collapses, and a parable of the Kingdom opens in its place.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses are right to love the divine Name — more right than they may know. A look at Philippians 2, Isaiah’s refusal to give his glory to another, and the One through whom all things were made.
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Paul applies YHWH’s self-sworn oath from Isaiah 45 — the oath sworn by the one beside whom there is no other — directly to Jesus in Philippians 2:10-11. This article argues that the choice is not a loose borrowing of Isaianic language but an identification of Jesus within the divine identity of YHWH. Six sections engage the steel-man of the…
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