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Could Jesus Have Been a Teraphim from God?

[Paperback]

by Michael Harvey Koplitz

Author
Michael Harvey Koplitz
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Independently Published
Published
December 2019

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There are many doctrines that the church has developed over the past 2000 years that are not necessarily of a biblical nature. The way translation committees translate the New Testament from its original language of Koine Greek can be done to satisfy current traditions and not necessarily what was meant in Jesus' day. Using Ancient Bible Study Methods opens the door to seeing different possible translations of the Scriptures. Sometimes using a different meaning for a word or phrase can change the interpretation and understanding of the sentence. The understanding of Trinity doctrine and Christology are two areas of church theology that are very confusing because at times, they do not make sense. These doctrines conflict with the biblical text in many ways. This writing offers a new way of seeing Jesus Christ as the Messiah but not God incarnant. This view is derived from the biblical text and the messianic tradition of Jesus' day. If you read this, you must have an open mind and be ready to be surprised.