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Native Americans (Amerindians) and the Divine Name
It has long been a belief among Mormons (Latter Day Saints) that the Amerindians (Native American Indians) are descended from the Old Testament Jews. As a result, writers in the 19th century would claim to hear the Divine Name among the Amerindians.
Gutenberg and His Bible
A Sloppy Criticism of John 1:1 in the New World Translation
Examining the 237 Occurrences of "Jehovah" in the New World Translation New Testament
The New World Translation Bible is often criticized for the 237 times they use the Divine Name in the New Testament, so I wanted to see how many of these 237 occurrences were quotations from the Old Testament, and how many were Old Testament paraphristic allusions or traditional phrases.
Athanasius and His Creed
Acts 20:28: "blood of his own Son" or "his own blood?"
"The New World Translation rendering of this verse GOES AGAINST ALL LEGITIMATE TRANSLATIONS OF SCRIPTURE" (Ron Rhodes) Is this true?
If the spirit grieves, does that mean it is a person?
Thanks to the poetic structure of the Semitic language, inanimate things are often given personality, like Death, Sin, blood, etc. This though, does not make them persons.
Holy, holy, holy and the Trinity Doctrine
The Mysteries of the Divine Name - 50 Books on CD (Tetragrammaton, Jehovah)
The Trinity is Simply NOT in the Bible
An Examination of the Book of Mormon
While it is easy to criticize the Book of Mormon, it is THE American Holy Book. It was created in America, for Americans, by an American.
The New American Bible and John 1:1
E.W. Bullinger on the Shape of the Cross of Christ
David Bentley Hart and John 1:1
The Trinity Doctrine Degrades the Father and Dishonors the Son
Of all numbers, the number three delighted the heathen most, as the whole mythological creeds of Greece and Rome testify.
Waldenses, Albigenses & Huguenots etc - 120 PDF Books on DVDrom
Where to Place the Comma at Luke 23:43
Peter Gunther, Unitarian Martyr
The Literary Value of the Bible
"No one can claim to be well educated who is not fairly familiar with the history and literature found in the Bible."
Ancient Jews and the Trinity by John Wilson 1888
"Were the Jews Trinitarians, before the coming of Christ? I know of no satisfactory evidence of this fact."
In Praise of Bible Versions Done by Individuals
The Biblical Subordination of the Son
Thomas Jefferson on Religion & the Doctrine of the Trinity
The History of the English Bible, 125 PDF Books on DVDrom
Corrections to the Text from the King James Bible to the Revised Version
How the Hellfire Doctrine Created a Cruel and Vengeful Christianity
How a Misplaced Comma Can Change a Sentence
A History of the Comma at Luke 23:43
Translators' Corruption of Scripture: "in very nature God," Phil. 2:6
Ancient Babylon, Egypt & Sumer - 200 PDF Books on DVDrom
The Babylonian Idea of the Trinity
"The doctrine of the Trinity is usually ascribed to Egyptian influence, chiefly because it seems to have been specially championed by the theologians of Alexandria."
Some Thoughts on the Youtube "Bible-Only" Debate
John L. Mckenzie, and "the Word was a divine being"
I, even I, am Jehovah; and besides me there is no saviour.
666 and the Apocalypse - Over 250 PDF Books on DVDROM
The Supposed Two Natures of Christ
"Trinitarians, in the multiplicity of their inventions, have devised the notion that Jesus Christ, although but a single person, subsists in two distinct natures, the one human and the other divine—the one verily man, and the other truly and essentially God."
Two Leading Biblical Scholars on John 1:1
Isaiah 44:24 and the words "by Myself."
The Exodus 3:14/John 8:58 Nothing-Burger
Martyrs for the English Bible, by Clyde Votaw 1918
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