God Jeff Reed 3/21/23 God Jeff Reed 3/21/23 If Jesus was God, then why did He have to pray? Read More Prophecy Jeff Reed 3/20/23 Prophecy Jeff Reed 3/20/23 Zechariah 14:4 is used to picture the Second Coming. “Lord” is used to represent Jesus in the context. Yet, “Lord” is used thousands of other times in Scripture for God the Father. Can you explain? Read More God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 Why is Christ called “The Everlasting Father” in Isaiah 9:6? Read More God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 In Isaiah 48:16, the speaker, God, distinguishes Himself from two other personalities. He refers to one as the “Lord God,” and to the other as “His Spirit.” Doesn’t this prove that God is a Trinity? Read More God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 Doesn’t Proverbs 8:22–31 clearly indicate that the Logos was a created being—in fact, the Father’s first creation? Read More God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 Does Hebrews 1:1 suggest that the Father spoke to the prophets and that Jesus did not speak to the prophets or us at any prior time? Read More God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 The Bible says there is only one God. Yet, you speak of the Father and the Son as the “two Persons of the Godhead.” Doesn’t this suggest more than one God? Read More God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 How do you explain Isaiah 45:5 when your belief is that God is a Family? Read More God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 If there are only two Persons in the Godhead (the Father and the Son), how can one be baptized in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit? Read More God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 I believe there are three distinct Persons in the Godhead: God the Father, Jesus His Son, and the Holy Spirit. Am I right or wrong about this? Read More
God Jeff Reed 3/21/23 God Jeff Reed 3/21/23 If Jesus was God, then why did He have to pray? Read More
Prophecy Jeff Reed 3/20/23 Prophecy Jeff Reed 3/20/23 Zechariah 14:4 is used to picture the Second Coming. “Lord” is used to represent Jesus in the context. Yet, “Lord” is used thousands of other times in Scripture for God the Father. Can you explain? Read More
God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 Why is Christ called “The Everlasting Father” in Isaiah 9:6? Read More
God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 In Isaiah 48:16, the speaker, God, distinguishes Himself from two other personalities. He refers to one as the “Lord God,” and to the other as “His Spirit.” Doesn’t this prove that God is a Trinity? Read More
God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 Doesn’t Proverbs 8:22–31 clearly indicate that the Logos was a created being—in fact, the Father’s first creation? Read More
God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 God Jeff Reed 3/16/23 Does Hebrews 1:1 suggest that the Father spoke to the prophets and that Jesus did not speak to the prophets or us at any prior time? Read More
God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 The Bible says there is only one God. Yet, you speak of the Father and the Son as the “two Persons of the Godhead.” Doesn’t this suggest more than one God? Read More
God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 How do you explain Isaiah 45:5 when your belief is that God is a Family? Read More
God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 If there are only two Persons in the Godhead (the Father and the Son), how can one be baptized in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit? Read More
God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 God Jeff Reed 3/15/23 I believe there are three distinct Persons in the Godhead: God the Father, Jesus His Son, and the Holy Spirit. Am I right or wrong about this? Read More
