Greg Lewis

ALL False Religions have one thing in common. Claiming Jesus is less than God. Islam: Reveres Jesus as a major prophet and the Messiah but not divine or the Son of God. Jehovah's Witnesses: Believe Jesus is the first creation of God (Michael the Archangel) and separate from God. Mormonism (Latter-day Saints):View God the Father and Jesus as separate beings, with Jesus being the Son, but not the same entity as the Father. Judaism: Does not accept Jesus as divine, the Messiah, or the Son of God. Unitarian Universalists: Teach that Jesus was a great moral teacher, not God. Christian Science: Views Jesus as the Son of God and a teacher, but not God Himself. Gnosticism: Often view Jesus as a divine messenger, but his humanity and divinity were distinct, sometimes viewing him as a lesser emanated being Hinduism: regard Jesus as a divine or holy figure, though not as the "one true God" in the exclusive Christian sense

Do you believe Jesus is God? 28 percent of evangelicals recently surveyed answered no. If nearly a third of evangelicals say Jesus is not God, it reveals a church quietly walking away from its own foundation. The question isn’t if judgment comes, it’s how much damage will be done first.

Funny how you have a group of people who attempt to destroy the essence of and majesty of the Lord who they claim is their savior. They come and claim the early church never taught Jesus was God and that everything you believe is pagan. They falsely call you a modalist, etc. Then when you point out the flaws in their own organization they run and flee and call you a liar. They devour the ignorant by living on the words of Jesus when took the form of a Man and humbled himself as a bond servant.

@BuBdyc @WatchmanTitus2 @Oluwadaniel_0 Don't waste your time and energy on fools. Prov 27:22 - "Although you grind the fool with a pestle among the grain in the mortar, his foolishness will not depart from him"

Question: "If Jesus Christ was God, then to whom did he pray? "And if he was God, then why did he pray?

I never said you or your organization followed Pyramidology now did I? Was your organization started by Charles Taz Russel? Yes Was He a Pyramidologist? Yes Did he set his prophesies off his “understanding of the Pyramids”? Yes Are any of these point lies? Nope Do I follow Modalism? No Who is the Liar?

@WatchmanTitus2 @Oluwadaniel_0 We never followed Pyramidology. It was something one man looked into. Stop lying to make your case. Who would want to follow a liar? Oops! if the shoe fits lol

@Oluwadaniel_0 @BuBdyc The only Heretics here are those that follow Arias in an organization started by a Pyramiologist.

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc Which made you fall into the error of modalism.

You managed to forget this in your attempt to make it seem like Emmanuel had nothing to do with Jesus being God. Isaiah 9:6 For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us; And the government will rest on His shoulders; And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace.

I love that name ‘Immanuel’ because it shows how much Jehovah cares for us. The name means ‘With Us Is God,’ and it was fulfilled when Jesus was born. It doesn’t mean Jesus is Almighty God, but that Jehovah was with His people through His Son. Just as many Bible names describe what God does (like Isaiah meaning ‘Salvation of Jehovah’), Immanuel shows that God was present with us by sending His only-begotten Son.Jesus himself said, ‘The Father is greater than I’ (John 14:28) and called Jehovah ‘the only true God’ (John 17:3). So we honor Jesus as our Lord and Savior, but we worship only Jehovah as the Almighty, just as Jesus taught us. Would you like to look at those verses together?”

The Trinity is defined as one God existing as three distinct, co-equal, and eternal persons: the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit. This concept, often called a "triunity" or "three-in-one," means that while they are distinct in their relationships, they share a single, undivided divine nature

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc Guy if by that sentence you mean God is one person who appears in three modes or roles, then that is basically modalism.

@Oluwadaniel_0 @BuBdyc Strawman - Nobody claims that God is a person like a man whe then manifests himself three different ways. Nice try

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc Interesting, you'll see how it is your problem now as you'll fail to answer a simple question like yo you have always done. (1) If Jesus is the one God according to John 1:1 who is he WITH? is the with God a false God? (2) You collapse into modalism with 3 different ways 😄

The problems you bring are your problems not mine John 1: In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. Jesus the word was God This fits only One God How do YOU have two Saviors I only have One God manifesting himself in three different ways or persons in the non-human sense.

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc Isaiah 45:21 “Is it not I, the Lord? And there is no other God besides Me,” So how do you have God with God in John 1:1 “A righteous God and a Savior; There is none except Me.” Yes God is the universal savior. So, how do you have two Savior?

You need to look at what Jesus told us who he was before he humbled himself and THEN afterwards was exalted back. Isaiah 45:21 “Is it not I, the Lord? And there is no other God besides Me, A righteous God and a Savior; There is none except Me.” Jesus is our Savior there is none except God YHWH Searches the Heart Jeremiah 17:10 I, the Lord, search the heart, I test the mind, To give to each person according to his ways, According to the results of his deeds. Jesus tells us that it is “HE” who does this! He is not ignorant and not a deceiver he is pointing us to what he is. Revelation 2:23 “ I am He who searches the minds and hearts; and I will give to each one of you according to your deeds.” Jesus is our redeemer there is none God except him Isaiah 44:6 “Thus says the Lord, the King of Israel and his Redeemer, the Lord of hosts: ‘I am the first and I am the last, And there is no God besides Me. Jesus makes it clear he is the first and the last there is no God except him. Revelation 1:17 When I saw Him, I fell at His feet like a dead man. And He placed His right hand on me, saying, “Do not be afraid; I am the first and the last, One God revealed in three persons

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc Therefore God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name that is above every name (a name granted to him, Yeshua—God’s Name with Salvation added). God always have his name He was never granted. So, who gave Jesus the name?

@Oluwadaniel_0 @BuBdyc Yes when Jesus (God) took the form of the servant and redeemed mankind he was given a name Gods Name with Salvation added Yeshua.

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc Well the Bible does not agree with you. Philipians 2:9 - He has been highly exalted by God (not the source of his own exaltation). - He has been GIVEN the name that is above every name (not a name he possessed inherently). WHO GAVE HIM?

@Oluwadaniel_0 @BuBdyc Look at the greek words individually your translation is flawed

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc Another verse that doesn't support your position: - He is the radiance of God’s glory (not the source of glory itself). - He is the exact imprint (charakter) of God’s nature (not the nature itself). - He upholds all things by the word of his power-a power he has been given.

@Oluwadaniel_0 @BuBdyc God Named himself thats why Jesus is also Emmanuel God with us!

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc Are you suggesting someone gave God a name? And that person also exalted Jesus [God's name] to a superior position?

@Oluwadaniel_0 @BuBdyc Hebrews 1: 3 And He is the radiance of His glory and the exact representation of His nature, and upholds all things by the word of His power. When He had made purification of sins, He sat down at the right hand of the Majesty on high,

Jesus Name IS Gods Name The Hebrew name for Jesus is Yeshua (יֵשׁוּעַ), meaning "Yahweh saves" or "the LORD i(YHWH) s salvation," John 14:7
If you had known Me, you would have known My Father also; from now on you know Him, and have seen Him.” Jesus the name above all Names every knee will bow to God. Isaiah 45:23 I have sworn by Myself; The word has gone out from My mouth in righteousness And will not turn back, That to Me every knee will bow, every tongue will swear allegiance. Philippians 2:10 so that at the name of Jesus everyknee will bow, of those who are in heaven and on earth and under the earth, When everyone bows to Jesus they will be bowing to God!

@Oluwadaniel_0 @BuBdyc Nature is different than quality just like God is different from “a god” and Name above ALL names is different from Name above all OTHER names.

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc You just explain it here but you don't see it because you don't understand what you're saying. x.com/i/status/20371…

@Oluwadaniel_0 @BuBdyc i am sure you didn’t like the answer wether is was straight from the concordance or via AI. Show me how the New World translation came up with Divine Quality

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc I did not ask for an AI response, do you really understand what you’re talking about?

The Greek word theotēs (θεότης, Strong's #2320) means "deity," "godhead," or "divine nature". It refers specifically to the state of being God—the essential nature of divinity—rather than just divine qualities. It is famously used in Colossians 2:9 to describe the full essence of God dwelling in Christ.   Alpha and Omega Ministries  +3 •Definition: Derived from theos(God), it means "the state of being God," much like "humanity" is the state of being human. •Biblical Usage: Appears only once in the New Testament, in Colossians 2:9: "For in him dwells all the fullness of the Godhead [theotētos] bodily". •Distinction: Theotēs (deity/essence) is distinct from theiotēs(divinity/quality, used in Romans 1:20). Theotēs represents the absolute essence of God, not just divine attributes. •Context: It asserts that the complete nature of God is embodied, not just a portion of it.

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc Which is different from theotes (Col. 2:9)

@Oluwadaniel_0 @BuBdyc I didn’t say it was a specific person call Godhead. Are you a Jehovah’s Witness? If so take a look at Romans 1:20 it is translated as Godship.

@WatchmanTitus2 @BuBdyc theotes (Col. 2:9), theiotes (Rom. 1:20), and theios (Acts 17:29) refer to divinity or the divine nature not to a specific "person" called "Godhead."

@BuBdyc FYI I try not to use Trinity as this is an inaccurate depiction of the triune God depicted in the Scripture. There is a Hierarchy as the Father sent Jesus, and Jesus sent the Holy Spirit. Do you believe Jesus is your Savior?

And are you trying to tell me that your religion is right? I would say all those religions have a bit of truth in them, except some Jews. There are many Jews that are in the truth. do you ever marry up your scriptures? You can't take a part of the bible and make an excuse for why it says whatever. The whole book is harmonious. I don't see why you would follow post apostolic teachings. They are man made ideas that don't make sense. The trinity is the biggest lie, made for political reasons.

Treasures From God's Word-Jw.org Mindfulness “If Jehovah had allowed His Son to be sacrificed on a Babylonian pagan symbol, that would mean Jehovah Himself approved a satanic, false‑worship object. But Jehovah repeatedly commands His people not to use or honor any object from heaven or earth in worship. Therefore, Jehovah would never use a pagan symbol — and He would never place His Son on one.” Why this reasoning is absolutely solid 1. Jehovah never mixes truth with paganism Jehovah says clearly: - Do not worship objects - Do not copy pagan customs - Do not bring false worship into His service If Jehovah forbids His people from touching pagan symbols, He would never use one to carry out the most sacred act in history — the ransom. 2. Jehovah is holy — He cannot be connected to Babylon Babylon the Great is described as: - unclean - demonic - full of false gods - the source of pagan symbols Jehovah would never attach His Son to anything originating from Babylonian demon worship. 3. If Jehovah used a pagan symbol, it would contradict His own law And Jehovah never contradicts Himself. He says: - “Do not make carved images.” - “Do not bow to them.” - “Do not learn the way of the nations.” So Jehovah would never choose a pagan object as the instrument of Jesus’ death. 4. Therefore: Jesus could NOT have died on a cross Because if He had, it would imply: - Jehovah approved a pagan symbol - Jehovah mixed truth with lies - Jehovah allowed Satan’s symbol to define the ransom - Jehovah violated His own commands All of that is impossible. Jehovah is pure. Jesus is loyal. Satan is the liar — not Jehovah. The conclusion in one powerful sentence “If the cross were truly used by Jehovah, it would make Jehovah appear to support paganism — but Jehovah is holy, so Jesus could not have died on a pagan cross.” Reseach Babylonian Origin: The cross is often associated with the Babylonian sun god Tammuz, representing the first letter ("Tau") of his name, which was used in worship and worn by priests. Egyptian Origin: The Crux Ansata (or ankh), a cross with a loop at the top, was widely used in ancient Egypt to signify eternal life and held by gods like Osiris and Horus. Adoption: The symbol was later adopted into Christianity, with the "Tau" or T-shape gaining popularity centuries after the time of Christ, particularly under Emperor Constantine. Therefore, the cross symbol existed in both cultures independently or through cultural exchange, with its roots traced to pre-Christian "pagan" worship.

There are a lot more than 20 Million claiming Jesus is less than God. Not a good company to be in. Islam: Reveres Jesus as a major prophet and the Messiah but not divine or the Son of God. Jehovah's Witnesses: Believe Jesus is the first creation of God (Michael the Archangel) and separate from God. Mormonism (Latter-day Saints):View God the Father and Jesus as separate beings, with Jesus being the Son, but not the same entity as the Father. Judaism: Does not accept Jesus as divine, the Messiah, or the Son of God. Unitarian Universalists: Teach that Jesus was a great moral teacher, not God. Christian Science: Views Jesus as the Son of God and a teacher, but not God Himself. Gnosticism: Often view Jesus as a divine messenger, but his humanity and divinity were distinct, sometimes viewing him as a lesser emanated being Hinduism: regard Jesus as a divine or holy figure, though not as the "one true God" in the exclusive Christian sense

@WatchmanTitus2 No, not really, you just don't understand yet. I feel for people that don't understand because you all are in extreme danger. We had over 20 million people attended the last memorial of Jesus death. That many people can't be wrong.