The Biblical Unitarian Podcast

Do the biblical authors mention the existence of other gods besides the Father—the Most High God? This week's episode explores how Yahweh, the God of Israel, is portrayed as the "God of gods" among the divine council of the heavenly angelic host. We consider whether monotheism (there is only one God) or monolatry (only one God is to be worshipped) best describes the biblical authors.
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Theophilus of Antioch was a second-century bishop who was the very first Christian to use the word 'Trinity" in his writings. Does that mean that Bishop Theophilus was a Trinitarian before Nicaea? This week's episode explores what Theophilus of Antioch believed about the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, concluding that he did not, in fact, believe that the God of Israel was triune in nature. Instead, Theophilus regarded the Father alone as the true God.
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In this week’s episode, we look at the various ways biblical authors expressed worship, particularly the objects of their worship. We will see how the Father is worshiped, how the Son is worshiped, and how worship can be rightly given to qualified human beings. We even consider whether the Holy Spirit is worshiped and whether all three (Father, Son, and Spirit) appear as a single object of worship.
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Zechariah 12:10 says Yahweh himself was pierced. How did the prophet intend his readers to understand this imagery, and what do we make of the passage being reapplied to the death of Jesus, Yahweh's Son? This episode explores the meaning of Yahweh's piercing, the Jewish messianic reading of the passage, and how the Gospel of John and Revelation reused it for completely new purposes.
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Does Jesus Christ have two natures: a divine nature he has always possessed and a human nature he assumed at his birth? In other words, is Jesus 100% God and 100% man? Romans 1:3 states that Jesus was born from the seed of David according to the flesh. In this week’s episode, we will look closely at Romans 1:3 to discuss the birth of the Son of God, which has nothing to do with a preexistent Son coming down from heaven and assuming human nature.
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Origen of Alexandria was a famous Middle Platonist who introduced the idea of the Son's eternal generation, but did he believe in the doctrine of the Trinity? This week's episode examines what Origen believed and taught about the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In short, no, Origen was not a trinitarian, and he was highly criticized by later trinitarians for his beliefs. He was a Platonically influenced subordinationist who believed the true God was the Father alone.
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