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John 3:16 the Scapegoat

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First published at 19:06 UTC on March 21st, 2024.

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This lecture is presented by Teacher Ray Bunzow. The main focus is on analyzing John 3:16 and related verses from a perspective that views them as exclusively applying to the Israelite people and families descended from the Scriptural patriarchs.

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Some key points made in the lecture:

- John 3:16 is considered a "scapegoat" verse that is often taken out of context by pastors and priests.

- The conversation in John 3 between Jesus (referred to as Emmanuel) and Nicodemus is seen as addressing the requirements for being part of the kingdom of YHVH, specifically being "born again" from above through a spiritual rebirth.

- Words like "world" in John 3:16 are interpreted as referring only to YHVH’S chosen Israelite people, not all of humanity.

- The name "Jesus" is rejected as a catholic corruption, with the preferred terms being Emmanuel.

- Passages describing Jesus' relationship with the Father are analyzed to maintain a strict monotheistic view of YHVH as the one true God.

- Certain other Scriptural verses (e.g. Mark 4:10-12) are cited to argue that Jesus' teachings were meant exclusively for the Israelites, not the broader world.

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