Trinity in the Old Testament
The host cited this text to argue that the Spirit speaks as God in the Old Testament, supporting the Spirit's deity in a trinitarian reading.
A superchat cited the Son of Man vision as evidence for an early 'two powers in heaven' or proto-trinitarian reading of the Old Testament.
The host returned to Daniel 7 to argue that the 'most high' language is plural in context, identifying both the Ancient of Days and the Son of Man with the Most High.
The host returned to Daniel 7 to argue that the 'most high' language is plural in context, identifying both the Ancient of Days and the Son of Man with the Most High.
Raised as a counterexample by the Jewish participant to argue that a human messenger can speak in God's voice; the hosts rejected the analogy as contextually different.
Cited by a modalist-style caller to argue that the Father is the creator and sustainer.