Yes indeed, 100 % correct. The birth of Jesus Christ is *detailed* in Matthew and Luke. But counterfeit christians reject the truth. From Genesis to Revelation, there is one God, the God of Israel: The Father! Next to the Father is the supremely, highly exalted human being: Jesus of Nazareth, the Christ, the perfect man. Trinitarians are the last ones to know what the Bible clearly teaches. The only thing i disagree with you is the Tetragrammaton. Do not be offended because this is irrefutable, research it. The Tetragrammaton is *a code* and not a name. That is the reason why there are so many variations of it. Tetragrammaton means four letters, so where did they Pharisees get the vowels from to pronounce the four letters? Well, through Gematria!!! ALL high level Satanists use the Tetragrammaton in their rituals and magic. Yahweh/Jehovah IS Satan. I have so much on this topic but I will give you two high level sources: *The true name* OF SATAN, *the Kabalists* say, is that of YAHVEH reversed; for Satan is not a black god, but the negation of God. The Devil is the personification of Atheism or Idolatry. For the *Initiates,* this is not a Person, but *a Force,* created for good, but which may serve for evil. It is the instrument of Liberty or Free Will. [page 65] (Morals-And-Dogma-By-Albert-Pike) *Helena Blavatsky:* The fiery serpents that bit the Israelites were the Seraphim, which are symbols of Jehovah, and *the Brazen Serpent* IS *Jehovah,* the chief of the fiery serpents. (theosophyworld/encyclopedia/serpent) The Masoretic Text is the reason why people are deceived. Ancient Hebrew is a dead language. The language of the OT in our Bibles is called Modern Hebrew which was invented (after four failed attempts). The father of Modern Hebrew is *Elezier Ben Yahuda,* a Zionist and Kabbalist. Unfortunately, people do not know what Zionism and Kabbalah are nor pay attention to the warnings of Jesus Christ. Jesus calls them the Synagouge of Satan but "christians" looove them. Amazing. The early Christians read the Septuagint. The Greek Old Testament of *285 BC* NEVER used any so called sacred name for God, The Tetragrammaton DID NOT appear in ANY Old Testament text UNTIL the Masoretic Text of *1000AD!* Rabbi's rewrote the Old Testament to destroy the credibility of the New Testament.

We'd love for you to listen to the actual sermon series, which answers your questions, and to hear your feedback concerning the passages examined.

Greetings, there is no such thing as trinity in Scripture, at all. The ancient Israelites were not trinitarians and neither were Jesus Christ and the Apostles.

No, friend. What we are saying is that if you are willing to give men your best and not God, then perhaps you have a heart issue, and you do not rightly revere God.

@@PBCHarrah "perhaps you have a heart issue"? Really? "and you do not rightly revere God"? Really? Because I questioned you? I disagree with you. I would not ever be so high on myself to assume anything about you and make a "perhaps nasty comment about you". I simply disagree with you. Now on your original point. Let's look at John the Baptist. Did he wear a fancy suit? Is that what God demanded? He baptised Jesus, What was he wearing? No he wore rags and ate bugs. Did Jesus condemn him? No. It was all about his inner man. Throughout the Bible. It is all about the inner man. Now how about you give me a Bible verse to show me that God judges our outward appearance over our heart. One verse. You made a big claim, then your nasty comment. Just give me one verse.

@@PBCHarrah Does God care what we wear? 1 Peter 3:3 Whose adorning let it not be that outward adorning of plaiting the hair, and of wearing of gold, or of putting on of apparel;

@@chainsaw5524 Friend, I think you need to re-read the comment. I accused no one. What was said was *IF one was willing to give man his best and NOT God, then PERHAPS there is a heart issue. The simply reality is how we approach the Lord's Day is a HEART issue, and if we treat it lightly and without reverence in our hearts, it will be reflected outwardly. Don't miss the point, friend. It is a perfectly valid one.

Thanks for comment. The point isn't the *need. The point is that we dress up for Jobs, for work, for those we wish to respect, but often we give God the worst and sloppiest we have. We are worshipping the King of Kings. He deserves our best. Whatever that may be. If you were going to meet the governor, you'd wear something "nice" that you had (or at least you should), and yet, many people have less reverence for God than they do their work place or a governor. That's the point.

@@PBCHarrah Maybe because dressing up for someone who actually is proven to exist is a more useful use of your time?

@@Plexus37 Your soul is all the prove you need that God exists! God bless. 🙏🏿

@@Plexus37present your proof.

@@PBCHarrah- If your best works are as filthy rags before the Lord, how much more so are your finest rags? I get that you are trying to teach reverence to God but wearing nice clothing is not the way to go about that. If you want to show reverence to God then fall down on your face and weep over your sin. Repent and share the good news of the gospel with the lost.