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What did Yeshua mean when he said I and the Father are one? Were they both the same person? Also, are there others that can be classified under the heading "God" in Scripture? Is there only one Elohim or are there other Elohim?

There are actually verses printed in English Bibles today that can be proven to be interpolations into the text of Scripture. When we remove these verses we are not taking away from Scripture, we are only removing what has been improperly added.

This is a very simple sermon containing various passages in Scripture that separate the Son from the Father. They are two distinct beings that can communicate with one another. We must believe that Yahweh has a Son.

The Bible teaches us in many places that Yeshua is at the right hand of Yahweh. Will he always be at Yahweh's right hand? What even does this mean? Will there come a day when the Son will cease to exist? Is the Son just a role the Father plays?

Many people that lived during the ministry of Yeshua believed he was the Son of David. Where they wrong? If Yeshua is the Son of David, then how does David call his descendant Master? Father's do not generally call their son's Master, do they?

Sometimes when you tell people that The Almighty s one they quickly say that this just means He is unified or that the three person of the Trinity are one in essence or substance. Is this how Yahweh is one? This lesson also covers two vital New Covenant passages.

When someone hears that you do not believe Yeshua is Yahweh Almighty they automatically think that you are degrading him. They assume that you believe he is "just" a man, or a good man, or a prophet. Such is not the case.

Who is this man from Nazareth? Should we adopt the Trinitarian model? Should we accept the Deity of Christ teaching? These questions and many more are considered in this exhaustive study. This is only the first of a thirteen part series on the subject.

Listen to this series to understand the significance of defining a term properly. This study also considers the claim that the term Christian is pagan in origin.

Listen to this series to understand the significance of defining a term properly. This study also considers the claim that the term Christian is pagan in origin.