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Verses & Words Explained2024-01-15T07:24:35-06:00
21st Century Reformation

Strengthen your faith through a better understanding of God’s word.  Join some of the best of “One God” teachers for enjoyable explanations and clarifications on a variety of important scriptures and subjects.

NOTE:  Videos are listed in order of Bible book, chapter & verse.  Words and Phrases videos are located toward the end of this series.  (Most videos are 10 min. or less.)

Verses,  Words  & Phrases

Genesis 1:26 – Let Us Make Man: Video – Sean Finnegan2022-09-23T14:22:43-05:00
Genesis 1:26 - "Let us make man??" - Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill

“Genesis 1:26” Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill consider “Genesis 1:26.” What is the significance of the use of the plural “us” by God in this verse?

Deuteronomy 6:4 – Our God is One LORD: Article – Sean Finnegan2022-09-23T07:00:24-05:00

One of the primary expressions of Jewish faith, recited twice daily in prayer, is called the Shema [“shema” is the Hebrew word meaning “hear” or “listen”]. This section of Scripture (see below) is called the Shema because that is its first word.

Deuteronomy 6:4 and 5 Hear [Shema], O Israel! Yahweh is our God, Yahweh is one! You shall love Yahweh your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might.

“This simple statement encompasses several different ideas:

  • 1. There is only one God. No other being participated in the work of creation.
  • 2. God is a unity. He is a single, whole, complete, indivisible entity. He cannot be divided into parts or described by attributes. Any attempt to ascribe attributes to God is merely man’s imperfect attempt to understand the infinite.
  • 3. God is the only being to whom we should offer praise. The Shema can also be translated as “The Lord is our God, The Lord alone,” meaning that no other is our God, and we should not pray to any other.” (www.jewfaq.org/g-d.htm)

Excerpt from One God – Jesus Confirmed the Shema

Deuteronomy 6:4 – Our God is One LORD: Video – Joe Martin2022-09-23T07:00:54-05:00
Deuteronomy 6:4 Explained - "One LORD" (The Shema) - Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill

Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill consider Deut. 6:4 (the Shema) and talk about its great significance in the both the Old and New Testaments.

Psalm 110:1 – The LORD said to my Lord: Video – Joe Martin2022-09-23T07:02:30-05:00
Psalm 110:1 - "The LORD said to my Lord" - Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill

Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill consider who is the “LORD” and the “Lord” of Ps. 110:1? Quoted often in the New Testament, what is the meaning and significance of this extraordinary scripture from the Psalms?

Read Article by Jaco van Zyl – Psalm 110:1 and the Status of the Second Lord – Trinitarian Arguments Challenged

Isaiah 9:6 – Mighty God? Everlasting Father??: Video – Sean Finnegan2022-09-23T07:02:50-05:00
Isaiah 9:6 - Mighty God? Everlasting Father?? - Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill

Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill consider Isa. 9:6 in its context as a Messianic passage of scripture.

Isaiah 9:6 – Mighty God? Everlasting Father??: Video – Joel Hemphill2022-09-23T07:03:15-05:00
Isaiah 9:6 - Mighty God? Everlasting Father?? - Joel Hemphill & J. Dan Gill

Joel Hemphill & J. Dan Gill

Joel Hemphill and J. Dan Gill consider “Isaiah 9:6.”

Isaiah 9:6 – Mighty God?: Video – Carey Clark2022-09-23T07:03:39-05:00
Isaiah 9:6 - "Mighty God?" | Carey Clark & J. Dan Gill

Carey Clark and J. Dan Gill consider Isaiah 9:6. Are the words “mighty God” a proper translation of the Hebrew ‘el gibbor in this verse? Carey Clark tells us that even Martin Luther did not use “mighty God” as his translation of that verse.

Matthew 1:23 – Emmanuel: Article – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-24T07:28:10-05:00

This title does not of course mean that the Son of God is God, making two GODS! It describes the function of Jesus as God’s unique agent and revealer of God’s will for humankind. “God was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself” (2 Cor. 5:19). “God was in Christ,” not “God was Christ.” A lady in Proverbs 30:1 named her son Ithiel, which is Hebrew for “God is with me.” No one imagined the child was actually God! It was descriptive of the mother’s conviction that God had given her a son. No one in NT times imagined that God could be born, much less that He could die or be tempted!

Buzzard, Anthony. The One God, the Father, One Man Messiah Translation: New Testament with Commentary. Purchase on Amazon

Matthew 1:23 – Emmanuel: Video – Joel Hemphill2022-09-23T14:27:22-05:00
Matthew 1:23 Explained - "Emmanuel??" - by Joel Hemphill & J. Dan Gill

Joel Hemphill and J. Dan Gill consider “Mat. 1:23 God is With Us.” What does it mean that Jesus is given the name “Emmanuel?”

Matthew 16:13-20 – Who Is Jesus: Video – Mark Jones2022-09-22T19:59:03-05:00
Matt. 16:16 - The True Foundation is "Who Jesus is." - Mark Jones & J. Dan Gill

Pastor Mark A. Jones and J. Dan Gill consider Jesus’ question, “Who do you say that I am?” and the Apostle Peter’s answer, “Jesus is the Christ – The Son of God.”

Mark 12:29 – Jesus & The One LORD: Video – Joe Martin2022-09-23T14:41:26-05:00
Mark 12:29 Explained - "Jesus & the One LORD" - by Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill

Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill consider Mk. 12:29, Jesus and the Shema. Why do most Christians not know this “foremost of all the commandments” as declared by Jesus, himself?

Mark 12:29 – And the One LORD: Article – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-24T13:13:21-05:00

The greatest command is to hear and believe that God is one Person. This produces “the absolute simplicity of the entire inner life” (Lange). The Jewish scribe, who was not a Trinitarian (!), gives his wholehearted assent, repeating in other words exactly what Jesus had declared. Jesus confirms the scribe’s correct understanding by commending him. The declaration of Jesus defining God roots Jesus in the Hebrew Bible and in the Jewish view of God. “Salvation,” he said, is “of the Jews” (Jn. 4:22). The replacement of Jesus’ central teaching by later “church fathers,” turning God into a mysterious “Triune Being,” represents a disastrous departure from the pristine faith of and in Jesus. It can be easily repaired as ordinary readers grasp the staggering yet simple implications of Mark 12:29 echoed in John 17:3, and 1300 NT references to God as the Father and not Jesus. Repentance and a return to the creed of Jesus is the greatest possible challenge to the uncritically accepted traditions of many churches, which nevertheless claim to be following the Bible! If Sola Scriptura (the Bible only) is to be more than a hollow boast, Christians need to be heeding the words of Jesus in Mark 12:28-34. By affirming and authorizing Deut. 6:4, “Jesus stood in complete and conscious agreement with Phariseeism” (Schlatter, Das Wort Jesu, p. 221).

Buzzard, Anthony. The One God, the Father, One Man Messiah Translation: New Testament with Commentary. – Purchase on Amazon

John 1:1-18 – In the beginning was the word?? Pt 1: Video – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-27T09:03:06-05:00
John 1:1-18 Explained (Pt 1) In the beginning was the word?? - Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill

John 1:1-18. J. Dan Gill and Anthony Buzzard consider John’s Prologue. This video reflects on John’s perspective as a Jewish writer coming from the perspective of the Hebrew Bible rather than the post-biblical perspective of later Gentile Christians. Additional study: Focus on John 1 (4 videos & 7 articles)

John 1:1-18 In the beginning was the word?? – Pt 2: Video – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-27T09:04:17-05:00

John 1:1-18 Explained (Pt 2) In the beginning was the (W)word?? Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill

John 1:1-18. Sir Anthony Buzzard and J. Dan Gill continue their consideration of John’s Prologue. What does it mean that the word was made flesh? How have post-biblical Gentiles changed the significance of John’s “word.” Additional study: Focus on John 1 (4 videos & 7 articles)

John 1:18 – A Begotten God??: Video – Dustin Smith2022-09-27T09:06:21-05:00
John 1:18 "A Begotten God??" - Dustin Smith and J. Dan Gill

Dustin Smith and J. Dan Gill discuss John’s words in John 1:18. Additional study: Focus on John 1 (4 videos & 7 articles)

John 2:18-21 – “Jesus Will Raise This Temple Up??”: Video – Dustin Smith2022-09-23T06:46:56-05:00
John 2:18-21 "Jesus Will Raise This Temple Up??" - Dustin Smith and J. Dan Gill

Dr. Dustin Smith & J. Dan Gill discuss Jesus’ words in John 2:18-21. Jesus tells the people that if they destroy “this temple” he will raise it up again in three days.

John 3:13 – No man has ascended??: Video – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-23T14:52:11-05:00
John 3:13 Explained - "No man has ascended"?? - Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill - Bible Commentary

Anthony Buzzard and J. Dan Gill consider Jn. 3:13 and Jesus’ statement the “No man has ascended up to heaven, except the son of man.”

John 5:44 – The One and Only God: Video – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-23T14:56:43-05:00
John 5:44 Explained - "The One and Only God" - Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill

Anthony Buzzard and J. Dan Gill consider Jn. 5:44 & related verses.

John 8:58 – “Before Abraham I am”: Video – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-23T14:57:40-05:00
John 8:58 - "Before Abraham I am" - by Sir Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill

Anthony Buzzard and J. Dan Gill consider Jn. 8:58 & the matter of Jesus and “I am” passages in the New Testament.

John 10:30 – I & my Father are One?: Video – Sean Finnegan2022-09-23T07:04:46-05:00
John 10:30 Explained - "I & the Father are One" - by Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill


“I and the Father are One” – by Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill consider Jesus’ declaration of his relationship to the Father and they tell us that it is neither a Trinitarian nor a Oneness statement by Jesus.

John 10:30 – I & my Father are One?: Article – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-24T07:31:11-05:00

“My Father and I are one” (neuter in Greek), one thing, not one Person. The sense is that they are in perfect agreement, hand in glove. The relationship of unity is predicated of true believers in John 17:11, 22 and so the statement in 10:30 has nothing whatsoever to do with a unity in the Trinity. Jesus endorsed the unitary monotheism of his Jewish heritage (Mk. 12:29; Jn. 17:3, etc.). This text is not remotely connected to the idea of “one philosophical essence.” 1 Cor. 3:8 shows that those who “plant” and those who “water” for the Gospel are one.

Buzzard, Anthony. The One God, the Father, One Man Messiah Translation: New Testament with Commentary. Purchase on Amazon

John 10:30-36 – I & Father are One: Video – Joe Martin2022-09-23T14:58:55-05:00
John 10:30-36 - "I & Father are One" - Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill

Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill consider Jn. 10:30-36 and related verses.

John 17:3 The Father is the Only True God: Video – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-23T07:05:57-05:00
John 17:3 - The Father is, "The Only True God" - Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill

Anthony Buzzard and J. Dan Gill consider Jn. 17:3 where Jesus declares his Father to be the “only true God” and himself, not as God, but as the Messiah, God’s Christ.

John 17:3 – The Father is the Only True God: Video – Dr. Joe Martin2022-09-23T07:06:17-05:00
John 17:3 - The Father is "The Only True God" - Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill

Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill consider Jn. 17:3 and Jesus’ declaration that his Father is the only one who is truly God, and that, Jesus is the Messiah, God’s Christ.

John 17:3 – The Father is the Only True God: Video – Carey Clark2022-09-23T07:06:40-05:00
John 17:3 "The Father is the Only True God" | Carey Clark & J. Dan Gill

Carey Clark and J. Dan Gill consider John 17:3. They talk about how that this verse is pivotal for rightly understanding what Jesus really believed about God. Jesus declares his Father to be the “only true God” and himself, not God, but as the Christ – the Messiah of God.

John 17:5 – Glory I Had with You?? – Part 1: Video – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-23T07:07:25-05:00
John 17:5 (Pt 1) "Glory I had with you"?? - by Sir Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill

Anthony Buzzard and J. Dan Gill consider Jn. 17:5. What is glory in prospect? What did Jesus mean speaking of the Glory he had with the Father before the world was? Why did Jesus say he had “already given” his disciples a future glory?

John 17:5 – Glory in Prospect – Part 2: Video – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-23T07:07:48-05:00
John 17:5 (Pt. 2) "Glory in Prospect"- Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill - Bible Commentary

Anthony Buzzard and J. Dan Gill continue their consideration of Jn. 17:5.

John 20:31 – Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God: Video – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-23T15:21:10-05:00
John 20:31 - "Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God" - Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill

Anthony Buzzard and J. Dan Gill consider Jn. 20:31 & related verses. These Video Commentaries are an easy way to better understand scriptures.

Acts 9:20-22 – Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God: Video – Mark Jones2022-09-23T07:08:50-05:00
John 20:31 - "Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God" - Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill

Pastor Mark Jones and J. Dan Gill consider Paul’s preaching about who Jesus is.

Romans 9:5 – God blessed forever??: Video – Dustin Smith2022-09-23T07:09:13-05:00
Romans 9:5 "God Blessed Forever??" - Dustin Smith and J. Dan Gill

Dustin Smith and J. Dan Gill discuss Paul’s words in Romans 9:5. Is this an instance of Christ being called “God” or is it a doxology similar to others where the apostle is actually briefly praising God?

I Corinthians 3:23 – Who Does Christ Belong to?: Video – Mark Jones2022-09-23T07:09:32-05:00

1 Cor. 3:23 - Who Does Christ Belong To? - Mark Jones & J. Dan Gill - Commentary

Pastor Mark Jones and J. Dan Gill consider “Who does Christ belong to?”

I Corinthians 10:4 – The Rock that Followed Them: Video – Dustin Smith2022-09-23T07:10:25-05:00
1 Cor. 10:4 "The Rock that Followed Them??" - Dustin Smith and J. Dan Gill

Dustin Smith and J. Dan Gill discuss Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 10:4. There they find that Paul is speaking in “types” and “examples.” Christ was not literally a rock which was following the children of Israel around in the wilderness. The rock in the wilderness was rather a fore-shadowing of the real Messiah who came into existence in Mary and whom the Corinthians served as lord.

I Corinthians 11:3 – God is Jesus’ Boss: Video – Mark Jones2022-09-23T07:10:45-05:00

1 Cor. 11:3 - God is Jesus' Boss - Mark Jones & J. Dan Gill - Commentary

Pastor Mark Jones and J. Dan Gill consider that “God is the head of Jesus Christ.”

Ephesians 4:5 – One Lord?: Video – Joel Hemphill2022-09-23T07:09:51-05:00
Ephesians 4:5 Explained - "One Lord"? - by Joel Hemphill & J. Dan Gill - Bible Commentary

Joel Hemphill and J. Dan Gill consider “Eph. 4:5” in its scriptural context. What does it mean that Jesus is the “One Lord” of this scripture?

Philippians 2:5-8: Article – J. Dan Gill2022-09-25T09:42:21-05:00

Paul’s alpha point in these verses concerns the minds and lives of believers at Philippi. Note verses 3 and 4: “Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves; do not merely look out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others.”

In the next four verses, Paul draws a mental picture of what “regarding others as more important” than themselves and looking out “for the interests of others” would ideally look like. The illustration he gives them is from the attitude and life of Jesus. Shortly after that, Paul will also write about his co-worker Timothy whose attitude in service was uniquely one of seeking the interests of others (Philippians 2:20-21). Read Entire Article

Colossians 1:15-19 “Jesus: Co-Creator of the New Creation??”: Video – Dustin Smith2022-09-23T07:11:25-05:00
Colossians 1:15-19 - Jesus: Co-Creator of the New Creation - Dustin Smith & J. Dan Gill

Paul says many great things about Jesus in these verses. Does Paul mean that Jesus is God or a heavenly “super-being” or neither one? Dustin Smith & J. Dan tell Gill us that Paul is saying that Jesus as the true human son of God is the image of God; the firstborn from the dead & co-creator of the “new” creation.

Colossians 1:15-20 – Preexistence or Preeminence?: Video – William Wachtel2022-09-24T07:44:00-05:00
Col. 1:15-20, Preexistence or Preeminence - by Pastor Bill Wachtel

Pastor William Wachtel brings to the viewer a refreshingly clear understanding of Paul’s words to the Colossians regarding Christ. Was Paul writing of a Christ who was “preexistent” to his own birth? Or, was he speaking of the “man” Christ Jesus who has been now given ultimate “preeminence” by God?

Colossians 2:9 – “Fulness of God”: Video – Carey Clark2022-09-23T07:11:49-05:00
Colossians 2:9 - The Fulness of God - Carey Clark & J. Dan Gill

Carey Clark & J. Dan Gill consider Colossians 2:9. Carey talks about how this verse played a role in his coming to the understanding that Jesus is not God – but that he is the Christ of God – God’s son. Carey tells us that the deity in Christ was the Father – but that doesn’t make Jesus himself the Father.

Colossians 2:9 – Fullness of God: Article – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-24T10:42:47-05:00

Note that the same language about “the fullness of God” is applicable to believers also in Eph. 3:19. Having the fullness of God, via His spirit, thus does not mean that a person is God!

Buzzard, Anthony. The One God, the Father, One Man Messiah Translation: New Testament with Commentary. Purchase on Amazon

I Timothy 3:16 “Great is the mystery of godliness”: Article – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-24T10:59:52-05:00

The KJV is based on a corrupted manuscript here, reading “God was manifested…” The Greek has “he who was manifested…” referring to Jesus as the Son of God, defined by Luke 1:35.

Buzzard, Anthony. The One God, the Father, One Man Messiah Translation: New Testament with Commentary. Purchase on Amazon

I Timothy 3:16 – “Great is the mystery of godliness”: Video – Joel Hemphill2022-09-23T15:24:06-05:00
I Timothy 3:16 - "Great is the mystery of godliness"?? - Joel Hemphill & J. Dan Gill

Joel Hemphill and J. Dan Gill consider “1 Timothy 3:16.”

I John 3:16 – God Died??: Video – Joel Hemphill2022-09-23T07:12:35-05:00
I John 5:7 Explained "Three that bear record"?? - Joel Hemphill & J. Dan Gill - Comma Johanneum

Joel Hemphill and J. Dan Gill consider “1 Jn. 3:16” & related verses.

I John 5:7 – “Three that bear record”??: Video – Joel Hemphill2022-09-23T15:26:08-05:00
I John 5:7 Explained "Three that bear record"?? - Joel Hemphill & J. Dan Gill - Comma Johanneum

Joel Hemphill and J. Dan Gill consider the “Comma Johanneum” and why the three heavenly witnesses are missing from many translations.

I John 5:7 – Three Bear Record??: Video – Sean Finnegan2022-09-23T07:13:19-05:00
1 John 5:7 Explained - "Three Bear Record"?? - Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill - The Comma Johanneum

Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill consider the Comma Johanneum, the “three heavenly witnesses.” Why is this statement missing in the early Greek manuscripts of the New Testament?

I John 5:20 – Who is the True God: Video – Sean Finnegan2022-09-23T07:13:35-05:00
I John 5:20 Explained - by Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill

Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill tell us that Jesus is not “the only true God” but the “son” of the only true God. Jesus has come so we can know his Father – who is indeed “the only true God and eternal life” (John 17:3).

Revelation 1:8 – I am the Lord God: Article – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-24T15:53:55-05:00

This is of course a reference to the Father, not Jesus who is mentioned separately in v. 5. Jesus is nowhere called “the Lord God,” and never called the Almighty, pantokrator in Greek or El Shaddai in Hebrew.

Buzzard, Anthony. The One God, the Father, One Man Messiah Translation: New Testament with Commentary. Purchase on Amazon

Revelation 1:8 – Explained – “Says the Lord God”: Video – Joel Hemphill2022-09-23T07:14:10-05:00
Revelation 1:8 Explained - "Says the Lord God" - Joel Hemphill & J. Dan Gill

Joel Hemphill and J. Dan Gill consider “Rev. 1:8.” Who is speaking in Rev. 1:8? What does it mean?

Revelation 3:14 – Beginning of Creation??: Video – Dustin Smith2022-09-23T15:28:53-05:00
Revelation 3:14 - Beginning of Creation?? - by Dustin Smith and J. Dan Gill

Dustin Smith and J. Dan Gill discuss Jesus’ words in Revelation 3:14. They tell us that the often-found translation “beginning of creation” would better be the “chief” or “ruler of the creation” – meaning God’s new creation in Christ Jesus.

Echad Explained – Hebrew Word for “One”: Video – Sean Finnegan2022-09-23T07:14:27-05:00
Echad Explained - Hebrew Word for "One" - by Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill

Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill consider “Echad” and tell us that Trinitarian efforts to “explain away” the word are not grounded in Scripture or reason.

One / Echad / Heis: Video – Joe Martin2022-09-23T07:15:11-05:00
One / Echad / Heis Explained - Words for "One" in Hebrew & Greek. - Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill

Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill consider the words Echad & Heis. What is the significance of these words in the Bible? Why are they used to describe God?

Elohim Explained – Hebrew Word for “God”: Video – Sean Finnegan2022-09-23T07:15:42-05:00
Elohim Explained - Hebrew Word for "God" - by Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill

“Elohim” Sean Finnegan & J. Dan Gill consider the Hebrew word “Elohim.” What is the significance of its plural form when used with regard to the true God? Why is it always used with singular verbs and nouns when referring to God?

Creed of Jesus – The Shema: Article – J. Dan Gill2022-09-27T18:15:33-05:00

Christians today often recite creeds which were devised by post-biblical Gentile Christians centuries after Christ. They do that, while at the same time having never learned the Shema, the biblical creed which God himself gave to Moses. It is that creed which Jesus affirms. When he is approached by a Jewish man who asks him which is the most important of all of the commandments, Jesus responds that it is:

Hear, O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord is one. — Jesus (Mark 12:2) READ ENTIRE ARTICLE

Creeds – Problems with Church Creeds: Video – Joe Martin2022-09-27T18:12:24-05:00
Problems with Church Creeds - Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill

Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill consider Church Creeds and related verses These Video Commentaries are an easy way to better understand scriptures.

Son of God: Article – Anthony Buzzard2022-09-24T07:32:51-05:00

Son of God is beautifully defined by Luke 1:35 as the miraculously fathered Son of God. The Son of God is of course the Messiah of Israel (Ps. 2:7-9; Mt. 16:16-18).

Buzzard, Anthony. The One God, the Father, One Man Messiah Translation: New Testament with Commentary. Purchase on Amazon

Son of God Explained: Video – Joel Hemphill2022-09-23T07:17:23-05:00
"Son of God" Explained - Joel Hemphill and J. Dan Gill - Bible Commentary

Joel Hemphill and J. Dan Gill consider the words “Son of God” & related verses.

Son of God versus God the Son: Video – Mark Jones2022-09-23T07:17:43-05:00
"Son of God" versus "God the Son" - Mark Jones & J. Dan Gill

Pastor Mark Jones and J. Dan Gill consider the phrases “Son of God” and “God the Son.”

Son of God Explained: Video – Carey Clark2022-09-23T07:18:06-05:00
"Son of God" Explained | Carey Clark & J. Dan Gill

Carey Clark and J. Dan Gill consider the words “Son of God” and their meaning in the Bible. They tell us that post-biblical Gentile Christians and Oneness believers today have assigned different meanings to those words than what they meant to people in the New Testament.

Yahweh Explained – Part 1: Video – Joe Martin2022-09-23T07:18:25-05:00
"Yahweh" Explained - (Part 1 of 2) - Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill - YHWH

Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill consider “Yahweh” – the name of God and its significance in the Old and New Testaments.

Yahweh Explained – Part 2: Video – Joe Martin2022-09-23T07:19:19-05:00
"Yahweh" Explained - (Part 2) - Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill - YHWH

Dr. Joe Martin & J. Dan Gill consider “Yahweh” and related verses These Video Commentaries are an easy way to better understand scriptures.

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