Anti-trinity bookmark Bible cards

[EccentricM]

Anti-trinity bookmark Bible cards

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I made some book cards which can be printed off and laminated. I measured them out and so when they print they "should" be the exact size which can fit into a Bible. 

 

I have covered topics quickly of why our Bibles say "a god" at John 1:1 instead of "was God", the meaning of theos and Jesus being called a god, as well as on the topic of 1 John and the falsehood of the "3 are 1" scripture. 

 

All with references and quotes to direct lexicons and interlinears (Diaglott) with screen shots for instant visual evidence also. I plan on just placing these cards at specific scriptures seeing that people who have trinity beliefs are quick to the draw on them. 

 

 

 

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• Submitter
  EccentricM
• Submitted
  07/14/2017
• Category
  Reference

 

[booboo]

Well done. Thank you for sharing these bookmark cards.

[Dages]

The design of the W (in hebrew) looks like a R... it looks a little bit too wide, is it normal?

[EccentricM]

4 hours ago, Dages said:

The design of the W (in hebrew) looks like a R... it looks a little bit too wide, is it normal?

 

It's just large fonted text, makes it look that way

[AnOther Sheep]

Thanks Brother Matthew for your work.

 

Just a thought on ".... appears nowhere in the original manuscripts."

 

If only we had "original manuscripts to check, then a lot of debate would be instantly put to rest, but alas we don't.

 

I'm not trying to be picky at all, but many people we speak to are. Maybe something like ".... appears nowhere in the oldest available manuscripts" would avoid any unnecessary back-peddling.

[EccentricM]

2 hours ago, AnOther Sheep said:

Thanks Brother Matthew for your work.

 

Just a thought on ".... appears nowhere in the original manuscripts."

 

If only we had "original manuscripts to check, then a lot of debate would be instantly put to rest, but alas we don't.

 

I'm not trying to be picky at all, but many people we speak to are. Maybe something like ".... appears nowhere in the oldest available manuscripts" would avoid any unnecessary back-peddling.

Well, the manuscripts we do have, and oldest ones that date back into the orginal languages.

[rocket]

While your statement is for the most part accurate.  One should be aware that the Greek term "ho The·osʹ" is not inclusive to Jehovah in the Bible. The Study Bible notes helps us to understand these verses better.

Jesus: John 20:28 "My Lord and my God (ho The·osʹ)

Satan: 2 Cor.4:4  "god of system of things"  (ho The·osʹ)

Belly: Philippians 3:19 "their god is their belly"  (ho The·osʹ)

[EccentricM]

3 hours ago, rocket said:

While your statement is for the most part accurate.  One should be aware that the Greek term "ho The·osʹ" is not inclusive to Jehovah in the Bible. The Study Bible notes helps us to understand these verses better.

Jesus: John 20:28 "My Lord and my God (ho The·osʹ)

Satan: 2 Cor.4:4  "god of system of things"  (ho The·osʹ)

Belly: Philippians 3:19 "their god is their belly"  (ho The·osʹ)

 

Thanks for that info

 

I made these cards based upon what I'd read when we sometimes discuss why Jesis being called "theos" does not mean he is God, and often "Ho Theos" is brought up, that Jesus has never had that term applied to him, but Jehovah has. Is there more to it than that?

Edited May 31, 2018 by EccentricM

[GoldAussieGirl]

Thank you for these, great to have the visual aspect too.