Unitarian Has NO Idea He Is Dealing With A Bible Expert | @TheWaywithBrianDavila

Origna video by @TheWaywithBrianDavila : https://youtu.be/KuKJsU4M1F0?si=rvchuwkuPozmxTug 🔥 Can Sam Shamoun Answer This? A Unitarian Challenges His Biblical Knowledge! Did Jesus become Lord and Christ, or was He already the divine Lord revealed throughout the Old Testament? 👀 In this intense theological debate, a Unitarian challenges Sam Shamoun with Acts 2:36, arguing that Jesus received His authority from God the Father after His death and resurrection. But Sam isn’t backing down! 💥 📖 The Battle of Scripture Begins! The discussion dives deep into some of the most controversial passages in the Bible: 🔥 Acts 2:36 — What does it mean that God made Jesus both Lord and Christ? ⚔️ Joel 2:28–32 — Who pours out the Holy Spirit, and whose name must people call upon to be saved? 📖 1 Corinthians 10:1–4 — Paul says the spiritual Rock that accompanied Israel in the wilderness was Christ. Does this point to Jesus’ pre-existence? 💥 Deuteronomy 32 — If Yahweh is called the Rock in the Old Testament, what does it mean when Paul identifies the Rock as Christ? 🛡️ 1 Corinthians 10:14–22 — What is Paul saying about idolatry, the Lord’s table, and his allusions to the Old Testament? ✝️ John 17:3 — Does Jesus’ reference to the Father as the only true God exclude the Son from the divine identity, or must this verse be understood alongside the wider testimony of Scripture? This isn’t just a debate about isolated Bible verses. It’s a clash over biblical interpretation, the identity of Yahweh, the pre-existence of Christ, and whether the New Testament presents Jesus as sharing the divine identity of the God of Israel. Can the Unitarian argument withstand Sam Shamoun’s scriptural cross-examination? Or does the wider biblical context point to a deeper understanding of who Jesus truly is? 👇 WATCH UNTIL THE END and decide for yourself! Which side makes the stronger biblical case? 💬 JOIN THE DISCUSSION: Does 1 Corinthians 10:4 establish that Christ existed with Israel in the wilde