Comprehensive biblical defense of Jesus as the eternal, only-begotten Son of God—fully divine, co-equal with the Father. Exposes errors in Islamic objections and modern “unique Son” translations.
Jesus Christ is the YHWH of the Old Testament who descends in a cloud with fire and trumpet blast at Sinai and ascends with a shout (Exod. 19; Ps. 47). The New Testament deliberately applies the exact same Greek terminology from the Septuagint to the ascension and second coming of Christ, proving He is God incarnate.
Does the man born blind truly worship Jesus in John 9:38–39? Most Bibles include the powerful words “Lord, I believe,” and he worshiped him – but a few very early manuscripts (P⁷⁵, Sinaiticus) omit them. Is this a later liturgical addition tied to ancient baptismal practice, or did an early copyist accidentally delete a genuine reading? This in-depth study examines the manuscript evidence (99.5%+ support the longer text), explains why the story feels incomplete without it, and evaluates leading scholars (Comfort, Snapp, Carson, NET Bible). Discover why the worship of Jesus in John 9 stands on solid ground – and why John’s soaring Christology remains unshaken either way. Part 1 of 2.
In this short post, I will cite from St. Justin’s discussion with Trypho the Jew to silence the heretics who claim that this blessed martyr taught that Christ is an inferior creature, a secondary god, whom the Father brought into existence. The quotes from Justin prove that he explicitly taught that Christ was already existing … Continue reading Justin Affirms: Christ is God’s Uncreated Word→
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