Sharing the more accurate rendering of Psalm 45:6-7 complete with brief explanation - showing how there is no 'trinity' within it. Shalom.
Isaiah 9:6 – Better Explained (There is No trinity)
Sharing a video explanation of how Isaiah 9:6 does not speak of the incorrect man-made doctrine known as the 'trinity'. Further, a published Hebrew contextual translation of the verse is also shared - it to, demonstrates no reference to the 'trinity'. Shalom and kind regards.
Isaiah 53:10 explained; God raised Christ/Messiah from the dead.
Isaiah 53:10 explained showing where Holy Scripture prophesied the resurrection of Christ/Messiah.
Israel The Servant; Man (singular) or Nation (plural)? – Key verses by verse, from Isaiah.
Verse by verse; Israel the servant - man or nation. *Isaiah 41:8-9 – Nation (plural). *Isaiah 43:10 – Nation (plural). *Isaiah 44:1-2 – Nation (plural). *Isaiah 44:21 – Nation (plural). *Isaiah 45:4 – Nation (plural). *Isaiah 48:20 – Nation (plural). *Isaiah 49:3 – Messiah (Christ) (singular). *Isaiah 49:5 – interpretation included in *Isaiah 49:3 explanation. *Isaiah 49:8 & 42:6 – Messiah (Christ) (singular). *Isaiah 53:10 & 53:11 – Messiah (Christ) (singular).
Isaiah 49:3 & 49:5 – The Suffering ‘Righteous Servant’ of Isaiah 53; one man and not a nation.
Sharing how Isaiah 49:3 and 49:5 are a key to confirming the suffering 'righteous servant' of Isaiah 53 is not a nation - though rather, the servant indeed one man, the risen Lord Jesus Christ (Adonai Yehoshua the Messiah).
The ‘New Covenant’; Only Possible By Believing in Christ (Messiah) – A Brief Summary.
A brief summary showing some of the blessings of the New Covenant, what it is, and how believing in Christ (Messiah) is the only possible way to receive such.
Why was the Messiah (Christ) baptized?
Reviewing Scripture, showing how Christ (Messiah) has always been sinless, and the reason why he was baptised in water.
Israel the servant; man (singular) or nation (plural)? – some key verses from Isaiah explained.
'Israel' and 'servant' - The Nation (plural) interpretation, and the Messiah [Christ] (singular) interpretations, and where they apply.
Why did Christ say; ‘…my God my God, why have you forsaken me…’?
When the risen King Messiah (Christ) was crucified, some of his very last words were...
