Common Loon

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@Spiritt_Truth @ctdobrien @AbaddonSpeaks "He that has seen me has seen the Father also." - John 14:9, NWT

This is blasphemy coming from a created angel!? What are you guys drinking in that Wasptower?

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@Spiritt_Truth @ctdobrien @AbaddonSpeaks "Woe to me!... for my eyes have seen the King, Jehovah of armies himself!..."
..."Then I heard the voice of Jehovah asking: “Whom shall I send...” - Isaiah 6:5-8, NWT

"Isaiah said these things because he saw His [Jesus’] glory, and he spoke about Him." - John 12:41, NWT
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@Spiritt_Truth @ctdobrien @AbaddonSpeaks Jehovah is the only 'The Lord' (Ὁ κύριός) and 'The God' (Ὁ θεός), why does Jehovah and Thomas and Matthew and John use Ὁ θεός of Jesus Christ?

"But about the Son, He says, 'Your throne, The/O God (Ὁ θεός), is forever and ever.'" -Hr 1:8

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@Spiritt_Truth @ctdobrien @AbaddonSpeaks NWT tried hopelessly to argue, that without an article "Ho" before Theon/Theos, that it refers to "a god", and God is Theos with an article.

The Wasptower forgot to fix it all over😂

Thomas to Jesus:
"My Lord and my God!" - John 20:28, NWT
"Ho Kurios mou kai HO THEOS mou"
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@AbaddonSpeaks The NWT translates Theos without the definite article as lowercase "a god" in John 1:1, yet translates the exact same articleless Theos (θεός/θεοῦ/θεόν) as capital "God" in John 1:6, 12, and 18. Their translation is a theological fabrication. Back to the Watchtower of Babylon🥴

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@ScottBennet0245 @AbaddonSpeaks Scotty, my man. I’m not Mormon. I’m Catholic. Read my responses again, they are sarcastic. I’m rediculing JW’s false gospel in the NWT with added words. That’s why I used Galatians sarcastically.

Jesus is God.

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@ScottBennet0245 @AbaddonSpeaks Scott. I’m pointing out Abaddon’s fake NWT gospel, like you. I laughed because they added words that don’t exist even in the interlinear Greek bible as pulled from manuscripts. I went so far as to compare it to the Mormon Bible and asked him to fix that too.

Jesus is God.

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@ScottBennet0245 @AbaddonSpeaks @AbaddonSpeaks I like your new Gospel so much (the church in Galatia loved it btw! Paul instructs us to preach all new Gospels!) that I want you to fix this one, too. It's free of any metaphysics, but the authors forgot 'other' pronominal adjectives like those silly John Greeks.

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@ScottBennet0245 @AbaddonSpeaks Those pesky Greek disciples of John were always forgetting vital words at the beginning of their greatest and highest Christological work... Typical metaphysical pagans am I right? 😂😂 Glad JW fixed it for them 1,920 years later, that could have been really bad!

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@AbaddonSpeaks 1. Word is with God
2. Word is God
3. Word makes everything
4. Word makes Michael
5. Word becomes flesh
6. Michael worships Word
7. Word and Father are One
8. Michael worships Word again

*Platonic Greeks author John in Platonics*

JW: “That’s Platonics.”

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@AbaddonSpeaks Hellenistic Intellectuals in the Johannine Community authoring John: "So we're going to formulate this entire Christologically sophisticated gospel using Plato and Philos, and adopt Philos' use of 'Logos' and Platonic meta-concepts to convey Christ".

JW: "LOOK! METAPHYSICS!"

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@AbaddonSpeaks P1 says self-grounded love is greater than love requiring another person.

Jesus says, “No one has love greater than this, that someone should surrender his life in behalf of his friends” - John 15:13.

So is Jesus describing a greater love than Jehovah, or is your P1 wrong?

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@AbaddonSpeaks Now, devastation.

'Personal Relationship With God', https://t.co/wx3zDOYA9a

1. Jehovah is eternally one person.
2. Jehovah is perfectly loving.
3. Jehovah desires to love and be loved by other persons (JW) “He wants people to know him and to love him.”

Q: Alone, left wanting?

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@AbaddonSpeaks @SpringSteps God condemns them here in Psalms 82, the people who received God’s Word and continued to live in pagan ritual.

Jesus Christ so casually reminds them the context of ‘gods’, as people, directly quoting Psalms 82 as if they simply forgot.

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@AbaddonSpeaks @SpringSteps Asaph (or an Asaph community) formulated Psalms 82 from the 10th to 5th century BC, while living contextually near pagan cultures. The status quo was near east human dynasties all claiming divinity, which partially formed many of the pantheons of the time.