I resume my refutation of Greg Stafford and his fellow Arian heretics. As I had noted previously, the glorification of the Father and the Son is reciprocal in that it isn’t merely the Son who glorifies God. Instead, the Father himself is committed to glorifying the Son in like manner: “‘But I am not seeking … Continue reading To the Glory of God the Son: Debunking a Common Arian Canard – Part 2
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To the Glory of God the Son: Debunking a Common Arian Canard – Part 1
There are certain Arian apologists, specifically Gregory Stafford, the founder of a cult group called Christian Witnesses of Jah that recently sprang into existence, who employ the following passage, “and every tongue should openly acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father.” Philippians 2:11 To argue for their belief that Christ … Continue reading To the Glory of God the Son: Debunking a Common Arian Canard – Part 1
The Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Bibles and The Worship Due to Jesus
In this post, I will prove that Jesus is to be worshiped as Jehovah God from the very Bible versions employed by the Jehovah’s Witnesses, which can be accessed on their website for free: Online Bible. I will be primarily using the 2013 revision of their New World Translation (NWT). I will only employ a different … Continue reading The Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Bibles and The Worship Due to Jesus
The Most Highs Revealed: Exploring Daniel’s Vision and Christ’s Exaltation
In this post, I will share some biblical evidence that clearly affirms Jesus as the Most High God while also being the Son of the Most High. Exalted on High YHWH The Old Testament repeatedly emphasizes that YHWH alone is seated on high and that he alone is far exalted above all the gods: “When the … Continue reading The Most Highs Revealed: Exploring Daniel’s Vision and Christ’s Exaltation
This Is My Body: Scripture’s Defense of the Real Presence in the Eucharist
Protestantism’s War Against the Holy Bible Our Lord astonished his Jewish audience by asserting that they must eat his flesh and blood; otherwise, they would not attain eternal life. His statements were so provocative that they even offended some of his disciples. “52 Then the Jews began to argue with one another, saying, “How can this man give … Continue reading This Is My Body: Scripture’s Defense of the Real Presence in the Eucharist











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