The Mystery of Snake Oil

David Lopez

The Trinitarian Lie: A Snake Oil Sales Pitch

It’s actually untruthful to say that God became a man when, according to Trinitarian doctrine, only one of the three persons became flesh while the other two didn't. If only one person became a man, then God; as a triune being; did not fully become man. That’s not just illogical, it’s outrageously deceptive. Just like the con man with a bottle of fake cure-all, the Trinitarian sells you theological poison disguised as divine revelation.

And to make matters worse for Trinitarians, Scripture plainly states in John 1:18: ‘No one has ever seen God.’ Yet people saw Jesus. This completely torpedoes the Trinitarian illusion. If no one has seen God, and people saw Jesus, then Jesus is clearly not the God whom no one has ever seen. The whole system collapses under the weight of its own contradictions and twisted interpretations.

No Scripture Necessary - Just Believe Us

The Trinity Doctrine Is Unbiblical

"Out of their own hero's mouth, it's admitted conjecture not stated in Scripture, and they've been demanding you believe their conjecture for 1700 years." Sean Griffin

"God Is Only One" (Not Three)

If you have been convinced that ONE means THREE and that whenever the word "GOD" appears in the Scriptures, even if it says, "ONE GOD", it actually means three persons, then you will not understand the following:

“Hear, O Israel! Yahweh is our God, Yahweh alone!” Deu 6:4

Don’t we all have one father? Hasn’t one God created us? Mal 2:10

And this is life in the age to come, that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent. John 17:3

Now a mediator is not for one party only; but God is only one. Gal 3:20

“I am Yahweh who makes all things; who alone stretches out the heavens; who spreads out the earth by myself; Isaiah 44:24

Yet for us there is one God, the Father, from whom are all things, and we are for him; and one Lord, Jesus Christ. 1 Cor 8:6

For there is one God and one mediator between God and humankind, a man, Christ Jesus. 1 Tim 2:5

Jesus, Yeshua, is the Messiah, the Lord, the Son of God, the son of man, the son of David, the long-awaited King, the mediator between Yahweh and mankind, a man, who sits at the right hand of HIS Father and HIS God. He will come again with the sound of a trumpet and gather all of his people to establish his kingdom and reign on this Earth for 1000 years. After which time he will hand the Kingdom back to the Father, to His God and our God.

Jesus/Yeshua IS NOT Yahweh, He IS NOT the Father. He is the HUMAN Messiah born of a virgin to bring Yahweh's salvation to man. He is the MAN CHRIST JESUS.

Believe the word of God or believe the Trinity doctrine born of a Roman Emperor 400 years after the birth of the Church.

Love Us Or We'll Torture You For Eternity

 
Plato's beliefs on trinity
"Plato's beliefs on the Trinity are not explicitly detailed in his writings. However, his ideas of a divine triad suggest a triune God, which has been interpreted by later philosophers and theologians. Plato's concepts of "God, the ideas, and the World-Spirit" have been influential in the development of the Trinity doctrine, particularly in the fourth century. The early Church, influenced by Platonic ideas, began to accept the Trinity doctrine, which has been a fundamental aspect of Christian theology since then."

Did Jesus Have a Past Life? Destiny vs. Preexistence

A Trinity person asked...

Please explain how the Word that became flesh (Jesus) was with God and was God in the beginning before Christ was born? And how could Jesus have looked forward to the glory he had BEFORE becoming flesh?

And then someone replied with this...

Jesus did not physically exist before his birth, but rather was foreordained according to 1 Peter 1:20, which explains the “pre-existence” verses. God’s Word “Logos” in John 1:1 refers to God’s plan, wisdom, and intention. NOT a “second person” of the doctrine of men’s Trinity. That “Word” became flesh when Jesus was born and that was in John 1:14.

The “Word” was with God in the beginning because God’s plan and purpose for salvation was with Him from the start. But not as a literal person yet. So in John 17:5, when Jesus says he had glory with God before the world began, he’s not talking about remembering a past life. He’s asking the Father to now give him the glory that was planned for him all along.

Just like believers are said to be chosen “before the foundation of the world” (Ephesians 1:4), even though we didn’t exist yet. It’s about destiny, not preexistence. Jesus is God’s human Messiah, born at a specific time (Luke 1:35), not an eternal being who became a man. The beauty is that God’s plan - His Word - became a real person, when the precious Son was born!

Written by: Colleen Farris

Choose Today Whom You Will Serve

 

The Father "Made" Him (And "Raised" Him)

Acts 2:29-36

“Men, brothers, I can speak to you with confidence about the patriarch David, that he both died and was buried, and his tomb is with us to this day. Since he was a prophet, and knowing that God had sworn with an oath to him that of the fruit of his body he would seat one of his descendants on his throne, he, foreseeing this, spoke of the resurrection of the Christ, that he was not abandoned to the grave, nor did his flesh see corruption. GOD HAS RAISED this Jesus; we all are witnesses of this. Then, being exalted to the right hand of God, and having RECEIVED FROM THE FATHER the promised holy spirit, he has poured out this that you see and hear. For David did not ascend into the heavens, but he himself says, The Lord said to my Lord, ‘Sit at my right hand, until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet.’ “Therefore, let all the house of Israel know for certain that God has MADE HIM—this Jesus whom you crucified—both Lord and Christ.”

Trinitarians: "Jesus Got It Wrong"

 

Does ONLY Mean ONLY?

 

"Eternally Begotten"- A Nonsensical Phrase

From the REV Commentary

9) God is eternal, but Jesus had a beginning

"God was not born; He is eternal. In contrast to the eternal God, Christ is “begotten,” that is, born. Jesus Christ had a beginning. Jesus is never called “God the Son” in the Bible, but he is called the “Son of God” more than 50 times, and a “son” has a beginning. The very fact that Jesus is the “Son of God” shows he had a beginning. Trinitarian doctrine denies this and invents the phrase “eternally begotten.” But “eternally begotten” is not in the Bible; it was invented to help explain the Trinity but is actually a nonsensical phrase; the words are placed together but they cancel each other out. “Eternal” means without beginning or end, whereas something that is “begotten,” by definition, has a beginning.

We cannot approach the Bible with wisdom and “reason together” with God (Isa. 1:18) if we must invent and use non-biblical phrases to support our theology. Also, additional evidence that Jesus had a beginning is provided in verses such as Matthew 1:18, which speaks of the “beginning” of Jesus Christ (see commentary on Matt. 1:18), and Colossians 1:15 (covered above), which says that Jesus is part of God’s creation. The Bible calls Jesus the “Son” of God for the simple reason that he had a beginning. Jesus had been part of God’s plan since the foundation of the world, but he began his actual life when God “fathered” him and Mary conceived him in her womb."