I did, and only one of all the scriptures that were given even came close to the subject of 'eternal sonship', and that was Hebrews 13:8, but the author then destroyed this scripture by using the words, 'seems to indicate' and 'seems to imply', so it became fairly meaningless.
I thought the most interesting of the scriptures was Colossians 1:13-16 which says in verse 15 that Jesus is the 'firstborn of every creature'? I am surprised that you would use this scripture to defend the doctrine of 'the eternal sonship'.
This scripture is telling us that Jesus was the first thing created by God. How does that fit into your eternal sonship doctrine? Colossians 1:15 sounds a lot like
Revelations 3:14 where it says that Jesus is the beginning of the creations of God?
Your scriptures tell us that Jesus was the firstborn of the creation
Your scriptures tell us that Jesus created the world
Your scriptures tell us that Jesus came forth from the Father'
The scriptures only tell us of the sonship from the creation of the earth, not the billions of years before the creation of the earth. You can imply and guess and all that, but nothing scriptural before the creation of the earth, except that before the world was created by Jesus, he was the firstborn of all creations.
Interesting, don't you think.