The Holy Spirit, from the evidence found in the Bible, is not a person in a supposed Trinity. The Holy Spirit is the very nature, presence and expression of God's power actively working in His servants. Rather than describing the Holy Spirit as a distinct person or entity, the Bible most often refers to it … Continue reading The Holy Spirit Is Not a Person
Preface This is the most believable and understandable explanation of who is the "Us" in Genesis 1:26. by Sean Finnegan (sean@kingdomready.org) The word "person" has multiple meanings. In normal conversation, it means simply a human being. However, in theological terminology (thanks to the council of Nicaea in AD 325) "person" means a being that has … Continue reading Let Us make man Genesis 1:26 – Who is the Us?
THE VARIOUS DOCTRINES ABOUT GOD AND CHRIST Beginning of CHRISTOLOGY The belief that the Son of God – Jesus - came into existence in the womb of Mary by the miraculous operation of God’s spirit and thus bringing Jesus, the Son of God into existence by a virginal begetting i.e. Jesus had no human father. … Continue reading Basic Historical Background of the Trinity Doctrine
by Sean Finnegan (www.christianmonotheism.com) Translators have historically held incredible power to influence millions of Bible-readers over the eons. Many impressive developments have occurred in the field of textual criticism and lexicology over the last century. Today we can access dozens of English translations, Greek interlinears, and lexical aids online for free. In no other age … Continue reading The Holy Spirit and Translation Bias A Smoking Gun of Trinity Mischief
Introduction The Bible teaches that there is one God, the Father, and one Messiah and Lord, Jesus Christ, who is the divinely conceived Son of God. Those are very important truths, and this post will give evidence that supports them. In doing so, this post will also show that Jesus Christ is the fully human … Continue reading Discussing the Doctrine of the Trinity
The post will address Revelation 1:17; 2:8; 3:14; 21:6; 22:13 Preface By Raymond This teaching is challenging as it has to address a difficult concepts addressing the complication of Trinitarianism. It creates contradictions and confusion. Furthermore God uses figurative language to convey ideas and concepts for us. One new concept is that there are two … Continue reading Who is the Alpha and Omega in Revelation?
cfry April 16, 2004 A multitude of passages in the Bible refer to the “angel of the Lord.” The Lord’s angel is seen doing His work in all kinds of situations and with all kinds of people. Both the Old and New Testaments contain references to the “angel of the Lord.” This work includes comforting … Continue reading Is Angel of the LORD Jesus?
The following questions are designed to challenge some of the axioms held by modern Trinitarians. If you hold that view yet are not able to adequately answer these questions from the Biblical texts, you might consider investigating this subject further. If the “one God” consists of a Trinity of three co-eternal and co-equal Persons: a) … Continue reading 10 Questions for Trinitarians
Living as a Christian in this World 