Greetings again ICHTHUS,
You will need to answer my first objection. Adoni is not equivalent to Yahweh. Well, progressing down your post:
No David calls Jesus his Lord (Adoni), not his LORD (Yahweh). .
I do not agree. Yahweh, God the Father is addressed as Lord in Psalm 8:1, Matthew 11:25.
I have read the rest of your Post and disagree with the merger of Yahweh and Adoni.
Kind regards
Trevor
Adon is not a Name, but is a title, and is used for God, a master, a ruler, a superior.The Name adon is used for Almighty God in the Old Testament as I have clearly shown in the OP
I can accept the rendition Yahweh here. It is speaking of Yahweh empowering Jesus when Jesus goes forth to conquer his enemies. Psalm 110:1 is speaking about where Jesus is seated.I have also shown that in verse 5, which refers to verse 1, there are many Hebrew manuscripts that read Yahweh.
Only if you use your faulty logic or faulty syllogisms.This makes Adon equal to Yahweh
You have yet to verify what the Bible actually teaches about Yahweh and Adoni. Your theology would only be correct if you can merge Adoni and Yahweh in Psalm 110:1 where it is obvious that they are distinct.Your theology prevents you from accepting what the Bible actually teaches
Greetings again ICHTHUS,
Adon is not a Name, but is a title, and is used for God, a master, a ruler, a superior.
I can accept the rendition Yahweh here. It is speaking of Yahweh empowering Jesus when Jesus goes forth to conquer his enemies. Psalm 110:1 is speaking about where Jesus is seated.
Only if you use your faulty logic or faulty syllogisms.
You have yet to verify what the Bible actually teaches about Yahweh and Adoni. Your theology would only be correct if you can merge Adoni and Yahweh in Psalm 110:1 where it is obvious that they are distinct.
Kind regards
Trevor
Ambiguous. Yes, I refute what you claim. Psalm 110:1 never ever read Yahweh said to my Yahweh as you have suggested in your OP. I have already accepted "Yahweh" in verse 5 applies to God the Father who will help Jesus conquer his enemies.You can't refute the fact in verse 5 which refers to Jesus Christ in verse 1, originally read Yahweh
Greetings again ICHTHUS,
Ambiguous. Yes, I refute what you claim. Psalm 110:1 never ever read Yahweh said to my Yahweh as you have suggested in your OP.
Kind regards
Trevor
Same faulty syllogism. Enough said, late at night here in Australia. Bye.Adon most certainly is used for Almighty God as is clear from the Bible verses in the OP. So Psalm 110.1 is equal Deity for both Persons
Greetings again ICHTHUS,
Same faulty syllogism. Enough said, late at night here in Australia. Bye.
Kind regards
Trevor
Yahweh and Adoni are immutable attributes of God . the two names Yahweh and Adonai paired together in the Bible together are our almighty God has also become of savior .
Both the small case lord and the large case Lord working as one God a demonstration to the world . Jesus our brother in the lord refused to stand in the Holy place as Lord of lords
Mark10: 16-18 And he took them up in his arms, put his hands upon them, and blessed them. And when he was gone forth into the way, there came one running, and kneeled to him, and asked him, Good Master, what shall I do that I may inherit eternal life? And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? there is none good but one, that is, God. (the Lord of lords)
I suggest that this is a distraction from considering the obvious teaching of Psalm 110:1. Also you could use the same type of logic with Shepherd and Saviour and many other aspects of the status and character of God. God is the Shepherd of Psalm 23:1, and Jesus is the Good Shepherd John 10:11. God is the Saviour, Jesus is the Saviour. I was interested to look up the word "Mighty" in "Mighty God" and TDOT has an extensive explanation and part of this has the following: "The Hebrew root is commonly associated with warfare and has to do with the strength and vitality of the successful warrior."You are still ignoring the verses from isaiah