Acts of the Apostles 2:36, Acts of the Apostles 2:39, the Apostles affirm that Jesus is God

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So, describe what the 'Bible', is telling you?

It tells what you can also yourself read from it. I don’t see it reasonable to copy it to here.

 

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It tells what you can also yourself read from it. I don’t see it reasonable to copy it to here.

That's meaningless. If you can't describe what you're reading, probably shouldn't be arguing this material.

 

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Acts of the Apostles 2:36
Therefore let all the house of Israel know assuredly, that God hath made that same Jesus, whom ye have crucified, both Lord and Christ.
[KJV]

Acts of the Apostles 2:39
'the Lord our God'

Here affirming that Jesus is God, and contextually.

I believe I do not see the connection unless your claim is that only God is Lord so for Jesus to be made that means he must be God.

 

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Bible Gateway passage: John 1 - King James Version

So the Word is Jesus, the Father, and The Holy Spirit. Three distinct persons all of whom are one God?

I believe you have to be reminded that the definition of persons in this instance is a purely ecclesiastical definition connected to the Trinity and not the most common definitions of the word.

 

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So . . . then . . . when Rachael said to her father: "Do not let anger gleam in the eyes of my lord" that must have meant . . . wait a minute! Have you researched the word lord and it's usage in the Bible?

I believe one must observe context to know which is which.

 

[Desert Snake]

I believe I do not see the connection unless your claim is that only God is Lord so for Jesus to be made that means he must be God.

'Lord God' would be a direct inference, that's correct. Do you have different deities in your religion? Is the Lord a different deity, from G- d ?