Book of Edward Chapter 10: The False Trinity Doctrine, page 17

Chapter 10: The False Trinity Doctrine

Page 17

Can you understand why God would send someone from the outside

to remind those on the inside [the Church] of what they are expected to believe? Isn’t this who Jesus was? An outsider sent by God Almighty to remind mankind of the truth and of God’s commandments, because they freely transgressed them? And what about today? Is there obedience?

I respect John Hagee and his ministry and I firmly believe that you won’t find any better explanation and better supporting scriptures than what John offers. Knowing, as John Hagee knows, that his Bible commentary

would come under very heavy scrutiny by orthodox Christianity, I believe some incredible energy went into his trinity commentary. I believe the Scripture John provides represents the best support that is available for the doctrine. Got your Bible opened up to Romans 1:7 yet? Now is the time to examine the Scripture citations of John Hagee.

It is clear in Romans 1:7 that the Father is God and that Jesus is a separate entity. “Peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.” Note that if Jesus was really God Almighty that Paul could have written a

more simple form of the sentence. He could have written, “Peace from God our Father who is also our Lord Jesus Christ.” He could have rephrased the sentence, but didn’t. As we track the Scripture citations of John Hagee, we will give them a simple check mark for either clearly and directly

supporting a trinity doctrine or clearly and directly not supporting a trinity doctrine.

Rating Hagee’s 25 Trinity Citations

Speaks Directly to Trinity Doctrine? # Verse Comment Yes No ✔ 1 Romans 1:7 Father is God

Most Of Scripture Will Speak For Itself!

Copyright 2005 Edward G. Palmer, All Rights Reserved. Book of Edward—Chapter 10