“For had ye believed Moses, ye would have believed me: for he wrote of me.” John 5:46
Did Moses believe that God existed as Elohim and that “we” created the heavens and the earth?
If so, did Moses believe in the Trinity?
Why did Moses record only the Father and not the Son and the Holy Spirit?
Did the Jews who crucified Jesus also believe in the Trinity?
What does it mean that the Father sent the Son, and why did the Son pray to the Father?
Did the Father really only make the plan and leave everything to the Son?
Since the New Testament calls Jesus the Son of God, was Jesus truly the Son who existed from the beginning?
Where did the concept of three divine Persons existing in the beginning come from?
Who does the Bible say Jesus is?
In whose name are we saved?
Are we saved in the name of Jehovah in the Old Testament and in the name of Jesus in the New Testament?
If God exists as Spirit, can that Spirit be divided into three?
What does it mean to say that three distinct Persons are each different beings, yet have exactly the same essence?
People who have become accustomed to simply believing without question do not even think of asking these questions.
And even when questions arise, they have no way to resolve them
until they believe that Jesus Christ is Jehovah who became flesh.
Jesus Christ was the Son of God, yet He was the Everlasting Father who became a man.
That is why Isaiah prophesied that a child would be called Wonderful, Counsellor,
The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
That is all.
That God abolished death. Hallelujah!