how would you feel if I
only refered to you as
Woman or Man when addressing
you.

Woman or Man do these terms denote reverence such as the Title Lord, or God. Plus dont people address one another generally speaking...example What's up man, Naw man, MAN what are you doing?



The ultimate respect is
to use someones name.

By who's standard. Using someones' name without the title becomes an informal address. The hebrew scholars that wrote the that translated and wrote the Old Testament deemed God the Father's name to Holy to speak. When Othrodox Hebrew recite the Shema they replace God (YHWH) with Lord (Adonai)

Shema Yisreal adonai elohenu adonai ehchad! Deut. 6: 4
Translated- Hear O Isreal the Lord our Lord is One Deut. 6: 4

Notice that "Ehchad" - is used throughout Old Testament to describe a complex Oneness. Example Two parts create one day.


CHeck this tho....They
distinguish this by capitalizing all
the letters within(GOD).

Yep all caps shows that YHWH, YEHWEH, ("E's" are guesses to what should be used in that place. We really have no clue if "E's" initally went there) YHWH on the other hand is the actual term written on Historical manuscripts.


A lot
of people who belive in
the trinity use a scripture
in the book of acts
that says "and the son
was a God."

It's far more Scripture that complies with Acts 5: 31

Here they are:

The Father is God
Matt. 6: 9 & 6 : 32 Romans 1: 7
Heb. 12: 9 John 5: 45
John 4 : 23 1 Cor. 1: 3
Romans 15: 6 2 Cor. 8: 6
1John 2: 22

The Son is God
Matt. 8: 2 (Jesus accepted worship)
Matt. 14: 33 Eph. 5: 28-33
Matt. 15: 25 Rev. 21: 2
Matt. 20: 20 John 20: 28
Matt. 28: 17 Titus 2: 13
Mark. 5: 6 John 8: 58
Mark. 14: 61 Exodus 3: 14

The Holy Spirit is God
Gen 1: 2 Acts 5: 3-4
Psalms 139: 7-12 1John 2: 27
John 3: 5-6 1Cor. 2: 10-11
Romans 8: 9-17 John 16: 7

If you
know what I'm talking about,
read it again and notice
that the writter wrote God
in two different ways!
GOD and God, guess who's
who!

The Hebrew text can note the differene. All caps Then in hebrew
Yode- Ha- Veh - Ha (this is how it sounds) YHWH is the spelling
(sorry i cant show you what the script looks like on this thread

And if yall dont know GOD's
name, go watch Indiana Jones:The
Last Crusade. ------Psalm 81:18

He spelled Jehovah (which is another try at tranlating of YHWH) in greek if im not mistaken? In greek Jesus is Iesus. In Herbrew Iesus is Yeshua. Greek translates Hebrew "Y" to "I" english translates greeks "I" to "J's"

There is no 18th verse in psalm 81. Psalm 81 ends at 16


>Why do avid church goers say
>HALLELUJAH!-----peep JAH

I'll give info on this later okay im gettin sleepy