Some Absurdities of language in Christianity

In English, the word ‘I’, the first person singular pronoun, means ‘one person’, not 2 or more. The word ‘we’, first person plural pronoun, means ‘there are 2 or more first persons’ So why would you think that YHVH would say ‘I…’, first person singular but really mean ‘we…’, first person plural–is not that deceptive? Does He not mean what He says?

Have you tried going into a shop and attempt to buy something for $3 — you go to the checkout and the assistant says “$3 please”. You hand over $1; the assistant replies “It’s $3″ –You reply ” Oh, it’s 3 in 1″. The assistant replies “Really? Not in my world”.

In English, a father begets a son (or daughter, twins etc); have you noticed that sons are always younger than their fathers. The son did not get created until the father did the begetting. A son does not have a conscious pre-existence before the begetting. A father and son are never the same age.

In Hebrews 1:1-2, ‘God who at sundry times and in divers manners spake in time past unto the fathers by the prophets, hath in these last days spoken unto us by His Son’ (keep reading to the end of the book) –this passage is consistent with Jesus being created in Mary, His mother, and being born a man, a son, a first person singular member of the human race (except without sin) like you and me (one person).