Chapter 10: The False Trinity Doctrine

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Carolyn doesn’t have to worry about where she is heading. Unlike

those who call themselves Christian and yet practice idolatry, she is headed for Heaven and God’s open arms.

So, if a Christian stands firm on the word of God, why should they

have to worry about others who are ignorant of God’s Word? If those others with “negativity” really had a heart for God, they would be open to the reason of Scripture [James 3:17]. Yes, Christians are making the choice to worship YHWH [God Almighty], as they should. Why is this a problem?

Note: YHWH is the Tetragrammaton or Jewish word used in Hebrew text to describe God Almighty. Later on, Bible scholars started to use the words Jehovah, Yahweh or Lord whenever they encountered the word YHWH in Hebrew text. Jewish people, scared of using God’s name in vain,

substituted the word Adonai in its place to speak out loud about God.

Many Christians find themselves in the same awkward position that Carolyn did. They started to worship God Almighty [YHWH] and now find

themselves at odds with family, friends and their own Christian church. Still others are silent and have given up on trying to really understand Scripture. Even learned and renowned scholars and preachers are confused or do not understand. Men of God, who understand Scripture, admit honestly that

they do not comprehend the Christian trinity doctrine.

Consider these honest words of Billy Graham as spoken on KTIS Radio on December 8, 2002 after more than 50 years of Christian ministry.

Billy said, “I never really understood how Jesus, the Holy Spirit and the Father are equal in all respects.” Billy Graham went on to indicate that he had just read a new book on the trinity doctrine but still did not “get it.” I’ve since watched Billy on satellite TV from about 25 years ago preaching. He

acknowledged, at that time, that he didn’t understand the trinity doctrine.

Let me ask you this question. If Billy Graham, a man of God and after His own heart, is honest enough to tell you that after fifty years he still

does not understand the trinity doctrine, what makes you think you can?