
Discussion of biblical topics and texts that show that the God revealed in the Bible is One, and not a Trinity. Jesus, who was put to death and raised from the dead by God, is the Messiah (the Christ, the Anointed) of the One God.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 148 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

The short statement in John 1:14 that“the Word became flesh” is understood by mainstream Christianity to be adeclaration that the difference between who God is and who man is was breached,that God became man. Anyone interested in considering the many... more
Does the Bible Declare that “Jesus a God-Man”?
We compare mainstream Christian belief with the biblical declarations and find a big difference.
Some Scriptures from this episode:
John8:40: “I am a man who told you the truth that I heard from God…”... more
The straight-line connectionsbetween statements in the Prologue to the body of the Gospel of John show thatthe Prologue is introducing the human person Jesus of Nazareth. The man Jesusand his ministry are described with the same terms in the body of ... more
By comparing Genesis 1:1-18 with John 1:1-18 we can understand that the two chapters are describing different events.
There are a few words that are common to both Genesis 1 and John 1, like "in, beginning, light, and darkness", but the words have a... more
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Bill Schlegel and others review the Bible verses and passages that are often used to support belief in a triune God. The podcast offers alternative ways of understanding these passages by focusing on the meaning of individual terms, the relationship of verses to the immediate context, and the correspondence of the immediate context to the rest of Scripture.
I so appreciate the excellent work you do here, Bill. I really enjoy the podcast. Cheryl Ross
Thanks to brother Bill Schlegel’s diligence, many facets of each gem of doctrine are carefully examined. Whether or not I agree with each application or conclusion, I find these podcasts to be meaty spiritual exercise. Yum. Meat. And in this case, mostly kosher meat. So come and dine with brother Bill, per Hebrews 5:14.
I have listened to 87 episodes in 18 days. Bill is quite good at explaining an Biblical Unitarian position with conviction. Bill’s passion for the unity of God the Father is straightforward and spine-strengthening. Everyday for the last 3 months I have been shocked and rocked by the malfeasance of Bible translators. They know what they are doing. If they didn’t know they wouldn’t give so many footnotes with all the exceptions at the bottom of every page of my ESV. If I lived 500 years ago, the “... more
I have listened to 87 episodes in 18 days. Bill is quite good at explaining an Biblical Unitarian position. Everyday for the last 3 months I have been shocked and rocked by the malfeasance of Bible translators. I trusted them. They know what they are doing. If they didn’t know they wouldn’t give so many footnotes with all the exceptions at the bottom of every page of my ESV. If I lived 500 years ago, the “church” would put me to death for what I believe to be the truth of scripture.
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The content frequently explores the concept of monotheism as presented in the Bible, emphasizing the singular nature of God in contrast to traditional Trinitarian beliefs. By analyzing scripture and theological interpretations, discussions often focus on the human identity of Jesus of Nazareth, portraying him as the Messiah rather than a divine figure. Noteworthy aspects include critiques of mainstream Christian doctrinal teachings, invitations for listeners to embrace alternative viewpoints, and an evident passion for biblical Unitarianism. The show encourages deep contemplation about the true nature of God and the role of Jesus in biblical narrative, suggesting that many long-held beliefs may be grounded in misinterpretations rather than ... more
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