Simon Brown.

Join me on this journey. Let's seek the truth together! 💡 Proverbs 8:34-36 Blessed is the man who hears me, watching daily at my gates, waiting at my door posts. For whoever finds me finds life, and will obtain favor from Yahweh. But he who sins against me wrongs his own soul. All those who hate me love death.” Psalm 84: 11 For Yahweh God is a sun and a shield. Yahweh will give grace and glory. He withholds no good thing from those who walk blamelessly. 12 Yahweh of Armies, blessed is the man who trusts in you. 1 John 5:5 Now who is the one overcoming the world, except the one believing that Jesus is the Son of God.

Thursday, 19 January 2017

What did Jesus mean? & Where is the separate third Godhead when He said: I and my Father are one, in John 10:30, or in John 1:1, or on Heaven’s Big Throne?

Quick Facts Bible research by Simon Brown examining Jesus’ words I and My Father are one in John 10:30 and asking where the third person of the Trinity is in John 1:1 and John 10:30.

This Quick Facts Bible study examines Jesus’ statement, “I and My Father are one” in John 10:30. Jesus did not say, “I and My Father are one God.” John 17 shows Jesus praying that His disciples would also be one, just as He and His Father are one. The study also asks why the Holy Spirit is not mentioned in John 10:30 or John 1:1 if these verses are presented as proof of a three-person Trinity.

QUICK FACTS ONLY: What Did Jesus Mean by “I and My Father Are One”?

Jesus said:

“I and my Father are one.” — John 10:30

This verse is often used as evidence that Jesus and his Father are one God. But notice something very important:

Jesus did not say:

“I and my Father are one God.”

He simply said:

“I and my Father are one.”

QUICK FACT 1 — Jesus Explained His Meaning

Only a few verses later, Jesus explained his relationship with his Father:

“The Father is in me, and I am in the Father.” — John 10:38

Jesus therefore described a profound unity between himself and his Father.

QUICK FACT 2 — Jesus Used the Same Language About His Disciples

In John 17, Jesus prayed that his followers would also become one:

“That they may be one, even as we are one.” — John 17:11

And:

“That they may all be one, just as you, Father, are in me, and I in you.” — John 17:21

Obviously, Jesus was not asking for all his disciples to become one literal person or one God.

His prayer shows that “one” can describe profound unity, fellowship and shared purpose while those involved remain distinct.

QUICK FACT 3 — Where Is the Third Person in John 10:30?

If John 10:30 is being used specifically as a description of the three-person Trinity, an obvious question arises:

Where is the Holy Spirit?

Jesus mentions only:

1. Himself — the Son
2. His Father

There is no third person mentioned in John 10:30.

This does not by itself prove that the Holy Spirit cannot be a distinct person; it does show that John 10:30 alone is not a statement defining a three-person Godhead.

QUICK FACT 4 — What About John 1:1?

John 1:1 speaks of:

“the Word”

and:

“God.”

Whatever interpretation one adopts concerning the Word, the verse itself does not explicitly present three persons or give a three-person definition of God.

The Holy Spirit is not mentioned in John 1:1.

Therefore, John 1:1 cannot, by itself, provide the complete doctrine later called the Trinity.

QUICK FACT 5 — What About Heaven’s Great Throne?

The same question can be asked when examining biblical visions of God's throne.

If someone claims that Father, Son and Holy Spirit must always be understood as three coequal divine persons, we should carefully examine how Scripture actually describes the heavenly throne rather than assuming that later theological terminology appears in the text.

The important question is:

Who does Scripture actually identify as sitting on the throne, who is distinguished from Him, and how is the Holy Spirit described?

Those passages deserve to be examined individually rather than having the Trinity read into them beforehand.

QUICK FACT CONCLUSION

When Jesus said:

“I and my Father are one,”

he did not say:

“I and my Father are one God.”

And his prayer that his disciples might be “one, even as we are one” provides important context for understanding what this language of unity can mean.

Furthermore, John 10:30 does not mention the Holy Spirit at all, and neither does John 1:1.

So these verses may be used as part of a broader theological argument for the Trinity, but neither verse, standing alone, states the doctrine that God is three persons—Father, Son and Holy Spirit—in one God.

Thursday, 5 January 2017

The striking fact that Jesus never calls himself GOD, in the gospels of Matthew, Mark or Luke.

Poster asking why Jesus never explicitly calls Himself God in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, with an open Bible and biblical imagery.

This poster introduces an in-depth study examining whether Jesus ever explicitly called Himself God in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. It invites readers to investigate the biblical text, historical context, and key passages often used in discussions about the identity of Jesus.

The Striking Fact That Jesus Never Calls Himself God in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke

One of the most significant questions every Bible student should consider is this:

If Jesus taught that He was God, why does He never explicitly call Himself God in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, or Luke?

These three Gospels contain the majority of Jesus' public teaching, yet nowhere in them does Jesus plainly declare, "I am God."

If believing that Jesus is God is essential for salvation, why would such a fundamental teaching be absent from these accounts of His life and ministry?

Some point to the Gospel of John as evidence that Jesus claimed to be God. However, as this research will demonstrate, Jesus does not explicitly call Himself God in John's Gospel either. Instead, many passages have been interpreted in ways that are strongly disputed among biblical scholars and Christians.

Throughout this study, we will carefully examine the relevant passages in John's Gospel, considering their original language, historical setting, and immediate context. We will also explore passages that many believe have been misunderstood, translated in ways that are debated, or interpreted beyond what the text itself says.

It is also noteworthy that the renowned scientist and biblical scholar Sir Isaac Newton rejected the doctrine of the Trinity after extensive study of the Scriptures and early Christian history. Newton concluded that the doctrine was not part of the original apostolic faith but developed later in church history. He argued that certain biblical texts had been altered and that some early Christian writers had been misrepresented in support of Trinitarian doctrine.

The question is therefore an important one:

Did Jesus ever claim to be God, or have later interpretations been read back into His words?

Let us now examine the evidence directly from the Scriptures.



Sir Isaac Newton Quotes.


Seek and you will find, said Jesus. Matthew 7:7.

 Simon Brown.
Anyone with ears to hear should listen and understand! Matthew 11:15.
Who is he that overcometh the world, but he that believeth that Jesus is the
SON of God?

1 John 5:5.

VIDEOS ON THE FALSE TRINITY. 

HOW CATHOLICS MADE THE ONE TRUE GOD & SON into a PAGAN TRINITY. OLD VIDEO. https://youtu.be/kSyAMBRiKuU


The DECEPTION of GOD as a compound unity. Deuteronomy 6:4, Mark 12:29. https://youtu.be/Gpv9aDvP7aY



DID JESUS PRE EXIST BEFORE THE WORLD WAS CREATED? NEW VIDEO https://youtu.be/3e-JnTrd0fo


A THOROUGH EXAMINATION OF JOHN 1:1 C, REVEALS A FALSE TRANSLATION https://youtu.be/MIIUdoJ0WL8


TRINITARIANS WILL NOT BE SAVED DECLARES THE GREATEST BIBLE SCHOLAR & SCIENTIST https://youtu.be/xOuLI5cqICg


Jesus Was A Unitarian Monotheist Says: Sir Anthony Buzzard, biblical scholar. https://youtu.be/pw9Ynpy78hA


DOES St Paul PROVE The TRINITY FALSE in 1 Corinthians 8:6? https://youtu.be/Yta0XnRbgxo


Trinitarians must ACCEPT The TRINITY is FALSE, including understanding John 14:1 PROVES it. https://youtu.be/pk5uY9yrsdM


Jesus was a Unitarian who believed His Father is THE ONLY TRUE GOD. https://youtu.be/eDrOQ154w_k


There is no evidence that any sacred writer even suspected the existence of a Trinity. https://youtu.be/ji84JQ3TOS8


There is NO LINK of a mystery TRINITY doctrine in the Bible. https://youtu.be/klkKHIRQ-is


In Scripture there is yet no single term by which the Three Divine Persons are denoted together. https://youtu.be/KeCzYFlRWoM


The Trinity was a combination of Jewish monotheism and pagan polytheism https://youtu.be/kKXkuPu0-hQ


THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY WAS NOT A DOCTRINE UNTIL THE FORTH CENTURY https://youtu.be/TpOBJlfairA


THE TRINITY DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE NEW TESTAMENT. https://youtu.be/rZvL1kOwym4


Did GOD's SON Jesus & St John & St Paul 'teach' the TRINITY? https://youtu.be/G1XooUybnZg


DOES ALMIGHTY GOD DECLARE, HE IS ONE PERSON OR THREE CALLED THE TRINITY? https://youtu.be/9Lzbz18VKdA


And this is ETERNAL LIFE, that they know YOU, THE ONLY TRUE GOD, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent. John 17:3
And Jesus answered him, THE FIRST OF ALL THE COMMANDMENTS IS, Hear, O Israel; The Lord our GOD IS ONE LORD: Mark 12:29.
ONE MEANS ONE AND NOT TWO OR THREE.

Salvation, is based on coming to know GOD the Father, as the ONLY ONE who IS the TRUE GOD. John 17:3).