Sorry Lou but Stearns Hebrew version gives avi ad as Eternal Father on page 1561. Yes the Messiah is both the Father and the Son!
discipleinlight 1 year ago
@discipleinlight No reason to apologize. You embrace modalism. I am quite familiar with the modalist arguments.
LOUISRUGG 1 year ago
Amen! Excellent lesson. No need to change 'everlasting Father'. 'Father' is not referring to the Trinity, but to Christ's role in creating Israel.
By changing the word, 'everlasting' you break the connection with Micah 5:2,
edwardpf123 1 year ago
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Sorry Lou but Stearns Hebrew version gives avi ad as Eternal Father on page 1561. Yes the Messiah is both the Father and the Son!
discipleinlight 1 year ago
@discipleinlight No reason to apologize. You embrace modalism. I am quite familiar with the modalist arguments.
LOUISRUGG 1 year ago
Amen! Excellent lesson. No need to change 'everlasting Father'. 'Father' is not referring to the Trinity, but to Christ's role in creating Israel.
By changing the word, 'everlasting' you break the connection with Micah 5:2,
edwardpf123 1 year ago