If you nurture a deep desire to give, YAH will make it possible. He gives seed to the sower.

I will pray! Thank you for praying for all of us!

Dear one, allow me to share a few points for your prayerful consideration: 1 - The Bible is one continuous agreeing revelation. It all must agree or your interpretation is incorrect. Be a peacemaker! Always make peace within the cover of your Bible. 2 - Don't allow your interpretation to make liars out of the Torah and Prophets. More than fifty verses in the original Hebrew Scriptures say that YAH created all by Himself - there was none other beside Him. Believe the Torah and Prophets. 3 - Don't ignore the many verses to build your doctrine on the few. There are only a few verses in the Second Writings (Mat - Rev) that can be misconstrued as Yeshua being a second Elohim figure in the heavens, co-creator, etc. Every verse can be explained in such a way as to make the Bible agree. 4 - Don't become a slave to any one or two translations. If you are not a Hebrew or Greek scholar, you will need to look at many different translations to determine the different interpretive possibilities and meanings of words. For example, you often offer your favorite translation of John 1:1-3. Allow me to offer a translation you may not be aware of. This is William Tyndale's translation of John 1:1-5. William Tyndale is the man whose translation of the Bible was the first into English from the original Hebrew and Greek. He was strangled and his body burned at the stake for making the Bible available to the common person in English. He was a trinitarian but didn't see John 1:1-5 the same as many today. Tyndale Bible of 1526 The Beginning (Genesis 1:1-2; Hebrews 11:1-3) 1In the beginnynge was the worde and the worde was with [Elohim]: and the worde was [Elohim]. 2The same was in the beginnynge with [Elohim]. 3All thinges were made by it and with out it was made nothinge that was made. 4In it was lyfe and the lyfe was ye lyght of men 5and the lyght shyneth in the darcknes but the darcknes comprehended it not. * I replaced the word Tyndale used for The Almighty with "Elohim," as the English word commonly used probably has its origins in the name of a false deity. Every other word is exact. "In the beginning" is a reference to Genesis 1:1-27. John 1:1-5 is a synopsis of Genesis 1:1-27. Both accounts agree perfectly applying this understanding. The word "worde" is not capitalized. There are no capitalizations in Hebrew or Greek. The translation you offer is editorializing by capitalizing the "W" in word. There are no personal pronouns in these verses. Tyndale did not see the "worde" as a person, but the spoken word of Elohim which agrees with the Genesis creation account. He uses "The same" instead of "He" in verse two and "it" instead of "He" in verses three through five. Tyndale saw the "worde" as the spoken creative word of Elohim. I do as well. This understanding agrees with the Torah and the Prophets, and all of Scripture. There are several other translations that are the same or similar to this one. To list them all would make for a very long comment. 5 - Discussing the Scriptures using a tone of love and humility is always the best. Remember, "You can't reach the ears by lopping off the head." Thanks for the comment and I'm glad you're watching!

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