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God made Moses to be god to Pharaoh. None of your fancy footwork will change that

And that proves what?

Don't worry about me. I have had to change a lot of thinking once I took an honest look at scripture, including rejecting the triniity

KJV. Exodus 7:1 is correct, the other versions that add the word "as" are later attempts to twist the obvious truth

Well, you have a right to have an opinion, but opinions do not change truth

No one has ever dismantled the scripture I provided. People might try but God knows who He made to be god and unbelief does not change that truth that God made Moses to be a god. If people are willing to believe Thomas' declaration, surely people would believe God's declaration!

John 20:28 And Thomas answered and said unto him, My Lord and my God. no more proves deity than Exodus 7:1 does And the Lord said unto Moses, See, I have made thee a god to Pharaoh: and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet. If Thomas speaking proves that Jesus is God, how much more does...

I didn't. I replied to all seven of your "points" the context clearly shows that it is God speaking

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There is no genuine verse that when rightly divided supports the "deity" of Jesus Christ, nor the trinity The few verses that trinitarians use to "support" their errors have been shown time and time again not to do so. The idea that Jesus is God negates our redemption, and his status as a...

Never the less, the best translation for Elohim in the phrase "little lower than Elohim" is God. With Christ in us, Colossians 1:27, To whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles; which is Christ in you, the hope of glory: we have the...

Again, the Hebrew word translated angels is Elohim, which you know refers to God

Three misunderstood verses do not negate the hundreds of verses that say otherwise

Ok, I believe that mankind, including Jesus Christ was made a little lower than God.

If numbers are the measure of truth, then Jesus must have been an abject failure, for there were only about 120 disciples in Acts 1

In your opinion, I am sure you believe so. However, it is clear that Jesus is not God the Son, but the son of God, this is made very clear from scripture The Father is greater than the son because the Father is God, Jesus is the son of God.

The son of man was made a little lower than God Jesus always did the Father's will, not his own will, Jesus, as a good son, honored his Father because as Jesus said, the Father is greater than the son.

When people realize that God is Lord and therefore His son would be a lord as well, then the much of the confusion about both God and Jesus Christ being lord ceases

All sin is unbelief of either commission or omission.

Indeed. We are more than conquerors now because of the accomplished works of Jesus Christ and God's love to us