It is common knowledge today, that the Israelite's Nations way of worship was a Monotheistic way of Worship of only one single God; who had instructed that entire Nation, that was the way he wished to be viewed, and worshipped, in their days. This can be seen from the conversation Moses was having with Pharaoh of ancient Egypt: Notice now:
9 "And Moses said to Pharaoh, Glory over me, for what time shall I intreat for thee, and for thy bondmen, and for thy people, to cut off the frogs from thee and from thy houses; [so that] they shall remain in the river only?
10 And he said, For to-morrow. And he said, Be it according to thy word; that thou mayest know that there is NONE LIKE JEHOVAH OUR GOD."
11And the frogs shall depart from thee, and from thy houses, and from thy bondmen, and from thy people: they shall remain in the river only." Exodus 8:9-11 (D.T.)
How, then would this ancient ruler have viewed Jehovah after hearing the words of Moses? The answer is quite obvious, isn't it? 'None like him'! No other, would be on the mind of Pharaoh. No Polytheism even hinted at there, now is there? As the Trinitarians view it?
Something else of a very serious nature should be kept in mind, as I deal with this discussion, are the Words of the Apostle Peter, that reflects on this very subject. Consider now, these words:
20 "knowing this first, that [the scope of] no prophecy of scripture is had from its own particular interpretation,
21 for prophecy was not ever uttered by [the] will of man, but holy men of God spake under the power of [the] Holy Spirit."
2 Peter 1:20,21(DARBY) These words, spoken by Moses, was written by one of Jehovah's 'Holy Men of old' this Bible writer wrote while under the influence of Jehovah's Holy Spirt, and for anyone, I don't care who it is, to even dare suggest something other than what was written was meant, would be tantamount to committing the sin against the Holy Spirit, was they to try and support the Trinity Doctrine from them. To do that, would be calling Jehovah's Holy Spirit a liar. Very, very dangerous ground to found treading on, at any time. With this in mind, consider the following:
24 "Scarcely have they been planted,
Scarcely have they been sown,
Scarcely has their stock taken root in the earth,
But He merely blows on them, and they wither,
And the storm carries them away like stubble.
25"To whom then WILL YOU LIKEN ME
That I WOULD BE HIS EQUAL?" says the Holy One.
26 Lift up your eyes on high
And see who has created these stars,
The One who leads forth their host by number,
He calls them all by name;
Because of the greatness of His might and the strength of His power,
Not one of them is missing." {Isaiah 40:24-26 (N.A.S.B.)
What now, is Jehovah tellings us through the pen of his inspired Bible Writer? He's telling us that he has no equal, isn't he? Any Trinitarian care to go against those words, and say, that there are three co-eternal, three co-equal God's within, what they describe as a God-Head?
Keeping in mind, that it's not just Jehovah's Holy Man speaking, but Jehovah himself speaking through the mouth and pen of his Prophet Isaiah in this following instance:
8"Remember this, and be assured;
Recall it to mind, you transgressors. {Trinitarians}
9"Remember the former things long past,
For I am God, and there IS NO OTHER;
I am God, and there is NO ONE LIKE ME,
10 Declaring the end from the beginning,
And from ancient times things which have not been done,
Saying, My purpose will be established,
And I will accomplish all My good pleasure' Isaiah 46:8-10 (N.A.S.B.)
A sensible person reading this statement must conclude, that one single God is speaking here! Not two, not three, just one single one alone. It says: "My purpose." "I will accomplish." "My good pleasure." It doesn't say, "OUR" now does it? "I AM GOD!" Not "we are GOD'S" as Trinitarians would have us believe.
In one of the most beautiful prayers to Jehovah, ever expressed, King Solomon makes it clear to all of us today, just how Jehovah was viewed by the entire Israelite Nation, when he prayed the following:
14 "and he said, O Jehovah, the God of Israel, there is NO GOD LIKE THEE, IN HEAVEN, or on earth; who keepest covenant and loving-kind-ness with thy servants, that walk before thee with all their heart"; 2 Chronicles 6:14 (A.S.V.) As Solomon prayed that prayer, the glorious Angel that was to come to this earth and take on the identity of the Christ was right there 'alongside Jehovah', while King Solomon was praying, yet he could still say, there was 'no God "in heaven" like Jehovah. Jesus himself told us all that he was 'alongside his Father before the World was.' Yet even in the face of that, Solomon did not view this Glorious Angel as Jehovah God. Niether should we! Neither should the Trinitarians! {John 17:5}
Was this Monotheistic way of worship carried over into the first Century while the Christ walked this earth? Could it have been possibly changed over to a polytheistic way of Worship, so the Trinitarian's just might have an excuse for their false teaching? Absolutely not! I should have pointed out at the outset, that Jehovah 'never changes'.
What he required of the Israelite Nation, he required of all of the first Century Christians. The only difference was, now, instead of being under the Old Law Covenant, they was now under the New Covenant established on the Blood of the Christ, doing away with all of the animal sacrifices offered under the Old Law Covenant. {Malachi 3:6}
Anyone, and I mean anyone, reading the Christian Greek Scriptures would easily see, that the Monotheistic way of Worship of only one God, was still in practice. Nothing had changed regarding that particular way of Worship.
All one need do, is examine closely every scripture that deals with this in the New Testament and it is easily seen, Monotheism was still very much in practice. I will now set these Chapters and verses forward, for examination to prove my point.
1 Corinthians 8:5-7- Galatians 1:1-3- Ephesians 6:22-24 - Philippians 2:10-12- Colossians 1:2,3;3:16-18- 1 Thessalonians 1:1-3- 2 Thessalonians 1:1-3-1 Timothy 1:1-3 -2 Timothy 1:1-3 - Titus 1:3-5 -
1 Peter 1:1-3 - 2 Peter 1:17 - Jude 1:1 -
Monotheisim was the way the Hebrew Nation Worshipped! Was the way first Century Christian's worshipped, and if Christian's today are worshipping 'in Spirit and truth' as required, that is the way they will worship today too. If not, their worship is in vain and will avail them nothing. {John 4:23,24}
Now since this Trinity Doctrine is a Poytheistic way of worship; that of course runs counter to the Monotheistic way of Worship of the ancient Jewish Nations, who was the very first Nation on this earth to worship the God of the Bible. That particular type of Worship was condemned by Jehovah, because they was not to intermingle their Worship with the surounding Nations all around them. Who some from among those Nations worshipped a Trinity of Gods. Since that is true, then why would the Trinitarians try to push this doctrine to the fore, self codemning themselves for doing so?
Monotheism refutes the Trinity Doctrine, without even using the scriptures to do it, although, I have used some. Shiner2
9 "And Moses said to Pharaoh, Glory over me, for what time shall I intreat for thee, and for thy bondmen, and for thy people, to cut off the frogs from thee and from thy houses; [so that] they shall remain in the river only?
10 And he said, For to-morrow. And he said, Be it according to thy word; that thou mayest know that there is NONE LIKE JEHOVAH OUR GOD."
11And the frogs shall depart from thee, and from thy houses, and from thy bondmen, and from thy people: they shall remain in the river only." Exodus 8:9-11 (D.T.)
How, then would this ancient ruler have viewed Jehovah after hearing the words of Moses? The answer is quite obvious, isn't it? 'None like him'! No other, would be on the mind of Pharaoh. No Polytheism even hinted at there, now is there? As the Trinitarians view it?
Something else of a very serious nature should be kept in mind, as I deal with this discussion, are the Words of the Apostle Peter, that reflects on this very subject. Consider now, these words:
20 "knowing this first, that [the scope of] no prophecy of scripture is had from its own particular interpretation,
21 for prophecy was not ever uttered by [the] will of man, but holy men of God spake under the power of [the] Holy Spirit."
2 Peter 1:20,21(DARBY) These words, spoken by Moses, was written by one of Jehovah's 'Holy Men of old' this Bible writer wrote while under the influence of Jehovah's Holy Spirt, and for anyone, I don't care who it is, to even dare suggest something other than what was written was meant, would be tantamount to committing the sin against the Holy Spirit, was they to try and support the Trinity Doctrine from them. To do that, would be calling Jehovah's Holy Spirit a liar. Very, very dangerous ground to found treading on, at any time. With this in mind, consider the following:
24 "Scarcely have they been planted,
Scarcely have they been sown,
Scarcely has their stock taken root in the earth,
But He merely blows on them, and they wither,
And the storm carries them away like stubble.
25"To whom then WILL YOU LIKEN ME
That I WOULD BE HIS EQUAL?" says the Holy One.
26 Lift up your eyes on high
And see who has created these stars,
The One who leads forth their host by number,
He calls them all by name;
Because of the greatness of His might and the strength of His power,
Not one of them is missing." {Isaiah 40:24-26 (N.A.S.B.)
What now, is Jehovah tellings us through the pen of his inspired Bible Writer? He's telling us that he has no equal, isn't he? Any Trinitarian care to go against those words, and say, that there are three co-eternal, three co-equal God's within, what they describe as a God-Head?
Keeping in mind, that it's not just Jehovah's Holy Man speaking, but Jehovah himself speaking through the mouth and pen of his Prophet Isaiah in this following instance:
8"Remember this, and be assured;
Recall it to mind, you transgressors. {Trinitarians}
9"Remember the former things long past,
For I am God, and there IS NO OTHER;
I am God, and there is NO ONE LIKE ME,
10 Declaring the end from the beginning,
And from ancient times things which have not been done,
Saying, My purpose will be established,
And I will accomplish all My good pleasure' Isaiah 46:8-10 (N.A.S.B.)
A sensible person reading this statement must conclude, that one single God is speaking here! Not two, not three, just one single one alone. It says: "My purpose." "I will accomplish." "My good pleasure." It doesn't say, "OUR" now does it? "I AM GOD!" Not "we are GOD'S" as Trinitarians would have us believe.
In one of the most beautiful prayers to Jehovah, ever expressed, King Solomon makes it clear to all of us today, just how Jehovah was viewed by the entire Israelite Nation, when he prayed the following:
14 "and he said, O Jehovah, the God of Israel, there is NO GOD LIKE THEE, IN HEAVEN, or on earth; who keepest covenant and loving-kind-ness with thy servants, that walk before thee with all their heart"; 2 Chronicles 6:14 (A.S.V.) As Solomon prayed that prayer, the glorious Angel that was to come to this earth and take on the identity of the Christ was right there 'alongside Jehovah', while King Solomon was praying, yet he could still say, there was 'no God "in heaven" like Jehovah. Jesus himself told us all that he was 'alongside his Father before the World was.' Yet even in the face of that, Solomon did not view this Glorious Angel as Jehovah God. Niether should we! Neither should the Trinitarians! {John 17:5}
Was this Monotheistic way of worship carried over into the first Century while the Christ walked this earth? Could it have been possibly changed over to a polytheistic way of Worship, so the Trinitarian's just might have an excuse for their false teaching? Absolutely not! I should have pointed out at the outset, that Jehovah 'never changes'.
What he required of the Israelite Nation, he required of all of the first Century Christians. The only difference was, now, instead of being under the Old Law Covenant, they was now under the New Covenant established on the Blood of the Christ, doing away with all of the animal sacrifices offered under the Old Law Covenant. {Malachi 3:6}
Anyone, and I mean anyone, reading the Christian Greek Scriptures would easily see, that the Monotheistic way of Worship of only one God, was still in practice. Nothing had changed regarding that particular way of Worship.
All one need do, is examine closely every scripture that deals with this in the New Testament and it is easily seen, Monotheism was still very much in practice. I will now set these Chapters and verses forward, for examination to prove my point.
1 Corinthians 8:5-7- Galatians 1:1-3- Ephesians 6:22-24 - Philippians 2:10-12- Colossians 1:2,3;3:16-18- 1 Thessalonians 1:1-3- 2 Thessalonians 1:1-3-1 Timothy 1:1-3 -2 Timothy 1:1-3 - Titus 1:3-5 -
1 Peter 1:1-3 - 2 Peter 1:17 - Jude 1:1 -
Monotheisim was the way the Hebrew Nation Worshipped! Was the way first Century Christian's worshipped, and if Christian's today are worshipping 'in Spirit and truth' as required, that is the way they will worship today too. If not, their worship is in vain and will avail them nothing. {John 4:23,24}
Now since this Trinity Doctrine is a Poytheistic way of worship; that of course runs counter to the Monotheistic way of Worship of the ancient Jewish Nations, who was the very first Nation on this earth to worship the God of the Bible. That particular type of Worship was condemned by Jehovah, because they was not to intermingle their Worship with the surounding Nations all around them. Who some from among those Nations worshipped a Trinity of Gods. Since that is true, then why would the Trinitarians try to push this doctrine to the fore, self codemning themselves for doing so?
Monotheism refutes the Trinity Doctrine, without even using the scriptures to do it, although, I have used some. Shiner2
) that they embraced the idea of monotheism.
