Book of Edward Chapter 10: The False Trinity Doctrine, page 67

Chapter 10: The False Trinity Doctrine

Page 67

If you are wondering why such doctrine is promulgated, the answer is

simple. Today, in the 21st Century, Satan is playing a great shell game. The object of the game is to convince Christians that they are powerless. Indeed, they cannot even be righteous people. After all, it took “God” on the cross to cleanse us – “so we can continue our sin unabated” and with impunity.

You know, “you just can’t help yourselves.” The object of the shell game is to alter the character of God into a user-friendlier God. It is a new God focused on forgiveness, which understands your shortcomings and simply forgives all of your continued willful sins and evil deeds. That Satan has

convinced Christianity at large of such doctrine cannot be denied. Yet the word of God stands in opposition to such apostasy.

“Then the seventh angel sounded: And there were loud voices in Heaven, saying, ‘The kingdoms of this world have

become the kingdoms of our Lord [God] and of His Christ, and he shall reign forever and ever!’ ” Rev. 11:15

Kingdoms Of Our Lord And Of His Christ!

In many churches it is no longer God Almighty that is worshipped. The church has substituted its new user-friendly god of forgiveness and now calls him Jesus Christ. Doctrines have been developed to seemingly back up

this apostasy. The trinity doctrine is the biggest but it does not stand by itself. There are many supporting doctrines of the trinity doctrine like the one about going into the ground temporarily until Jesus comes back. Mankind has to come up with supporting doctrines to rationalize the trinity

doctrine. What is missing in Christianity is the simple adherence to the truth of God’s Holy Word. Yet this is by Satan’s design, not God’s.

We live in the world of Christian mythology today and the trinity

doctrine heads the list of mythologies and apostasies. The worship of Jesus has evolved into a full-fledged idolatry and God the Father is no longer even talked about in many churches. Talk about Jesus leads us to the forgiveness of sins that we cannot avoid. However, talk of God leads to the need for repentance, holiness, righteousness and a sin free life, a discussion

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