James F. McGrath is Professor of New Testament Language and Literature, Butler University, US
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James F. McGrath is Professor of New Testament Language and Literature, Butler University, US
Categories: Bible
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mgratch is not trinitarian
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so what? He seems to agree with me that James would not have seen his brother as Yahweh. Such a thing would be unthinkable for a Torah observant Jew such as James.
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yhwh did have a father. he was el elyon.
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yhwh did have brothers/ikhwaan
samuel jackson said so in pulp fiction
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if mary gave birth to yhwh and she said, “today i have begotten thee”
then is it a surprise that yhwh uses “yaldika” in psalm saying “this day i have begotten thee…”
quote:
In Biblical Hebrew the Qal form of the verb w/y-l-d means both “give birth to” (of a woman) and “beget” (of a man). This is true regardless of whether the subject is a divine or a mortal being. You can convince yourself of this by looking at any of the genealogical lists, for example Gen. 11:10 sqq.
quote:
psalm 2:7
in arabic
أنا اليوم ولدتك = “I begot you today”.
Theology won’t change the meaning of this phrase.
and what do christians say lol that quran says torah is not corrupted? lol
quran says “lam yalid wa lam youlad ” LOL
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