Chapter 10: The False Trinity Doctrine

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Item 6. God breaking promises? Answer: No!

“For all the promises of God in him [Christ] are yes, and in him [Christ] Amen, to the glory of God through us.” 2 Cor. 1:20

Item 7. [Jesus is] 100% Man and 100% God? Answer: No!

“Therefore, in all things he [Jesus] had to be made like his brethren [the rest of mankind in a body of flesh and blood], that he [Jesus] might be a merciful and faithful High Priest [in the temple of our God] in things pertaining to God, to make

propitiation for the sins of the people [the rest of us].” Heb. 2:17

My eyes welled up at the Scripture citation on Item 5 and my heart is broken at just the thought of Jesus’ words on the cross. I can even feel Jesus

on the cross speaking those words because his spirit resides inside of me. My spirit therefore cries out to God just like Jesus’ did saying, “Abba Father.” And aside from the tears and the ache inside my heart, it is an outright abomination to think that Jesus was talking to himself when he uttered those words of spiritual pain on the cross.

Jesus Had To Be Made Just Like Us! Hebrews 2:17

Honest men and women must conclude what Jack Miles does if they support the trinity doctrine. They must reach the above seven conclusions even though Scripture itself does not support those conclusions. They either

rationalize the trinity doctrine like Miles, are simply ignorant of Scripture, or they have checked their brains in at the front door of the church. In the end, the trinity doctrine actually makes a mockery of the gift of Jesus. It counts the blood of Jesus as a “common thing” and eventually those who perpetuate

the trinity doctrine will have to answer to God Almighty for the apostasy.