Is Jesus of New T LORD/Jehovah of the Old T?

Originally posted by galveston75
Look back over this when you get the time and you will see many, many referances from outside sources. It's not a waist of time if it shows the truth, right?

Sorry to be pedantic, and I dont mean to poo-poo your posts, but I would call them truisms and not truths.
Not a big difference really and maybe I'm just being a dick, but I do think it's important to get our language as accurate as possible when dealing with these spiritual matters, as there is already so much confusion with these issues. (ie. like a lot of issues in this forum.) 🙂
Thanks in advance for taking my response in the right spirit

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There are two people God and Jesus. According to stephan from acts 7:56 he see jesus next to God. And it is also in matt. Mark and luke.

Originally posted by Doward
and he loves you🙂

Amen!

Originally posted by rwingett
Of course you read my posts. That goes without saying. They are among the very few on this site worth reading.

true

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Sorry to be pedantic, and I dont mean to poo-poo your posts, but I would call them truisms and not truths.
Not a big difference really and maybe I'm just being a dick, but I do think it's important to get our language as accurate as possible when dealing with these spiritual matters, as there is already so much confusion with these issues. (ie. like a ...[text shortened]... lot of issues in this forum.) 🙂
Thanks in advance for taking my response in the right spirit

Well without researching all the info I do post from time to time I don't think your qualified to say they aren't truths. Again the invitation to pick any of those referances to have me post them for you is open.

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Great answer!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by menace71
Also The JW understanding of that scripture and many others is twisted and not correct. The NWT is a made up to suite the doctrine of the JW's nobody else.

So are we to think that according to Col 1:15 that Christ was a created being? What is the true understanding of this verse?


Manny

Ok Manny, lets hear your explination of David's words.

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Again I refer you to my OP and especially:
Isaiah 45:21b-23 The LORD/Jehovah speaks: There is no God apart from me, a righteous God and a Saviour; there is none but me. (are you saying that Jesus is NOT the saviour?)

Why is it so hard to not understand this? First it clearly says "their is no God apart from me." Uh, that statement by God himself pretty much kills the trinity in itself, and my friend when was this written?
Oh yeah.....Had Jesus come to earth yet? Had his Father Jehovah commisioned his son to come to earth and sacrifice his life for all humans and to become our saviour at that time, YET? They can't both be our saviour? Is that only allowed by one being?
Why couldn't his son step into this position as the Bible says he humbly and voluntarily did? A perfect life had to be given in death for what Adam lost and as the Bible clearly says "no man may see God and live", so God himself could not do this, but his Son Jesus could and did.
Does not the Bible say at a future time that Jesus will hand the "Keys of the Kingdom back to his Father" and we will once again have the original relationship with God that Adam had before he sinned?
There is obviously a much bigger picture here my friend that your church or where ever you've been taught the Bible from didn't teach you!!!!