The Oneness of God

Trinitarian Christians claim that the Christian doctrine of the Incarnation of God is supported by passages from the Jewish Scriptures. However, there is no indication in the Jewish Scriptures that God ever became flesh. In a number of instances, Christians have confused the human-like manifestation of angels appearing as God’s messengers with God Himself (Genesis 18), in other instances they have confused visionary experiences with physical manifestations by God (Exodus 24:10, Isaiah 6:5, Ezekiel 1:26-28). Trinitarians take these texts as proof of alleged physical theophanies (appearances of God to man) in the Jewish Scriptures. They assume that as God manifested Himself in the Jewish Scriptures so part of Him did in the New Testament in the form of Jesus. To this was added the claim of another person within that which is God ? ? the Holy Spirit. This book addresses those claims one by one and refutes their incorrect assumptions.