Chapter 10: The False Trinity Doctrine

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This chapter will present you with the simple truth that Jesus Christ is

not God Almighty. Instead, Jesus is the Son of God who came to represent God to mankind and once again call for the repentance of sinners. Instead of just coming with the prior game plan of demanding repentance, Jesus came with a unique offer from God Almighty. Jesus came with the offer of the

indwelling Spirit of God to those who would believe “Jesus was the SON of God.” A full exploration of the gift of Jesus and what it means for mankind follows later. For now, the issue is whether Jesus is God. Is Jesus God?

If you did just flip to this chapter without reading the prior nine chapters, I must warn you. You may, like a lot of Christians, be embarking on a path that takes these writings out of the larger context that God has provided me with. I note that this is precisely the tenth chapter and that God has provided a lot of background material and Scripture prior to this point to

bring you mentally and spiritually up to speed, to bring your understanding current. I will do my best to make this chapter stand on its own. However, my spirit is very aware of the many Christians who are intellectually lazy and who do not want to accept all of God’s Word. That is why the Bible is

taken out of context so often.

If you are looking for some fast and easy answers, there aren’t any. You will need time, your Bible and your heart to get the most out of this

book. You will also need to read it from the first page because that is the sequence of how God is giving it to me. Virtually every page that has been written has been without prior design. In fact, all of my prior designs for chapters have fallen away as I have consistently had to shed my thoughts in

favor of His thoughts. In addition, God shows me only the next few pages of each succeeding chapter and I have even had to alter every chapter to fit His design. Therefore, it might be wise to go back and restart from the very beginning to get all of what God wants you to have.

There exists the larger contextual issue of the unchanging character of God. Often, it is God’s character that is ignored in today’s teachings. Within that overall character is His love for His creation. A love running so

deep that God would provide additional help for the salvation of mankind.