Jewish Scholars Who Argue For "Two Powers" in Pre-Christian Jewish Tradition

The following resources linked below are by Jewish scholars Daniel Boyarin and Alan F. Segal. Neither believe Jesus is the Jewish Messiah. Nevertheless they documents the fact that there were many (not all) Jews before, during and after the time of Jesus who believed in at least two persons who were Divine according to the Hebrew Scriptures.

The Gospel of the Memra: Jewish Binitarianism and the Prologue to John by Daniel Boyarin
[or HERE]


TWO POWERS IN HEAVEN Early Rabbinic Reports about Christianity and Gnosticism by Alan F. Segal
[I recommend the PDF version]

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See also the following resources by Jewish believers in Jesus as Messiah

Christian William Henry Pauli's classic book, The Great Mystery; or, How Can Three Be One?

Arnold Fruchtenbaum's The Jewish Life of Christ; Twenty One (21) mp3 Lectures

Michael L. Brown's Answering Your Toughest Questions; (32 videos) introductory lectures

Steve Hays' Excellent Critique of Dale Tuggy's Performance In His Debate with Michael Brown

Here's Steve Hays' excellent review of Dale Tuggy's part in his debate with Michael Brown

Tuggy v. Brown
https://triablogue.blogspot.com/2019/01/tuggy-v-brown.html

Note my comments in the combox. Which includes my blogpost where I've linked to materials where I've personally interacted with Dale Tuggy:

Interactions with Well Known Unitarian and Philosopher Dale Tuggy

Here's the debate itself:

https://youtu.be/Oi300_FvFz0

More relevant blogposts:

An Observation About the Tuggy-Brown Debate by James N. Anderson

Tuggy v. Brown by Steve Hays [same link at the top]

Who's the only true God? by Steve Hays

Your throne, O God, is forever and ever by Steve Hays

Praying to Jesus by Steve Hays

Is John 8:58 about predestination rather than preexistence? by Steve Hays