Chapter 10: The False Trinity Doctrine

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III. The Jesus of the Bible is called God

1. John 10:28 2. Hebrews 1:8

The author does not understand the first Scripture and misrepresents

John 10:28. We’ve already discussed Hebrews 1:8 at length.

Jesus Taught — I Return To My God And Your God!

What is the point here? Once again, God wants you to know that it is

easy for Christians to get zealous and lift Scripture out of context. For almost two millennium Christians have gotten the message from God mixed up. Many Christians are very eager to demonstrate their own rationalization of the trinity doctrine in writing. Yet, it is not what those authors or I say

that matters. It is what Scripture and Jesus says. You will not be able to use an author’s opinion with God. But you can use Jesus’ opinion with God.

It is not just millions of exuberant individuals wanting to rationalize the trinity doctrine to prove they understand it. There are at least two major

Christian denominations that seek to rearrange Scripture to fit their salvation doctrine. Consider for the moment the Jehovah Witnesses and the Church of God denominations. Both believe that when you die, you go into the ground instead of either to Heaven or Hell. Of course, your memory flows back into God Almighty to wait for the moment of resurrection. Heard of this stuff?

The doctrine rationalizes that “no one has gone to Heaven” yet. This can get quite complicated and I will not go into all the details. However, you might discern that such a doctrine would have some holes in it from a

scriptural perspective. If so, you are right. One of those little holes is the dialogue that Jesus had with the thief on the cross next to him. Consider.

“And Jesus said to him, ‘Assuredly, I say to you, today you

will be with me in Paradise.’ ” Luke 23:43