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Christadelphian eJournal of Biblical Interpretation

But you must continue in the things which you have learned and been assured of, Knowing from whom you have learned them.

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Christian churches interpret the Scriptures in line with the traditional approaches developed by the Church fathers. The main error of the Fathers was the Doctrine of the Trinity. In a selection of downloads, we here present the interpretation of those passages in the Bible that are mis-used by Trinitarians to support this doctrine.



Hebrews and Pre-Existence - Creating the Heavens and the Earth   Click to download pdf   DOWNLOAD

This article will examine the interpretation of Heb 1:10-12 and, after dismissing current interpretations, present a new reading. A corollary of the study is that it is shown that the text does not presuppose the pre-existence of the Son


Making the World    Click to download pdf   DOWNLOAD

Jesus as Creator? In this article, the exegetical question is: how can Jesus be said to be the one through whom the world was made (John 1:10).


John 1:3-4    Click to download pdf   DOWNLOAD

This paper answers a question raised by John 1:3-4: "All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. In him was life; and the life was the light of men". What was made by the Word?

John 1:1-14    Click to download pdf   DOWNLOAD

John 1:1-14 is traditionally used to support the Doctrine of the Trinity and the Deity of Christ. This article looks at the typological and intertextual links between this passage and other Scripture in order to show that the opening verses of John teach that Jesus was a manifestation of God his father and not God the Son as Trinitarians claim.

Psalm 82 in the Fourth Gospel    Click to download pdf   DOWNLOAD

This article examines the charge of equality with God directed at Jesus in John 10






















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