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― The Foundations ―

The Foundations

A handful of arguments come up again and again across the verse files — the same grammar, the same swap, the same scene, pressed into service for one verse after another.

Rather than answer each from scratch in every study, they are answered once here, in full. Read these, and many of the verse files fall open on their own.

I

Restoring the Name

Where your Bible prints "LORD," the manuscript says Yahuah — and what that one swap quietly buried.

Cited by 6 studies Read → II

The "Us" Passages

Why a plural form — a verb, a cohortative, or the word Elohim — names no plural God.

Cited by 8 studies Read → III

The Granville Sharp Rule

The one-article "God and Savior" grammar — a man's rule, its real limits, and what it cannot prove.

Cited by 3 studies Read →
IV
I AM (egō eimi)
The "I am" sayings — ordinary Greek self-identification, not a claim to the divine Name.
In progress · 6 verses
V
Worship & the Throne of the Lamb
The shared-throne scenes in Revelation — honor flowing through the Lamb to the One on the throne.
In progress · 6 verses
VI

The Titles He Was Given

Every title of Yahuah that lands on the Son is worn by gift — a shared title was never a shared identity.

Cited by 5 studies Read → VII

The Authority He Was Given

Why exousia — power handed down from the Father — names no second God.

Cited by 2 studies Read →