DECEPTIVE TEACHING: Jesus is the Father - Mike Blum

When a person decides to change one word to another word in scripture, he needs to prove why it was incorrectly translated. This man in all of his videos states over and over that the word 'and' is incorrect and that it should be the word 'even' in all the verses of scripture that he quotes. Yet I have yet to hear him state that he is a Greek scholar.

This man says 'kai' can be translated 'who is,' but he doesn't tell you where it is translated 'who is.'
He's also not telling you that 'kai' can be translated and, also, both, but, even, for, if, indeed, likewise, moreover, or, so, that, then, therefore, when, yea, yet. Do all of these words mean the same thing? No, they do not.
He's changing the scriptures to fit his doctrine.

He states very frequently that 'and' can just as easily be translated 'even' because it's the same Greek word 'kai.' He says, "why can't 'and' be translated as 'even'?" This is very deceptive and manipulative. He chooses to turn 'and' into 'even' at his discretion.
Use your common sense and look at the definitions of "kai." Have you heard him say that 'and' can also easily be translated to 'both,' 'for,' 'if'? Look up the definitions of 'and,' 'even,' 'both,' 'for,' 'if' and see if they all mean the same thing.

If you see the word 'and,' that's how the scholars translated 'kai.' When you see 'and' compare it to other versions, particularly the Greek New Testament (Interlinear) to see whether 'kai' means 'and' or 'even.'