Trinitarian Christianity claims that the three-person-in-one God is a mystery that cannot be understood.

The Trinitarian claim goes something like this: “The Bible says there is only one God. But the Bible also says the Father is God, the Son is God, and the Spirit is God - so God must be three-in-one. We are only finite human beings, so we can’t really understand how God is three-persons-in-one-God. It’s a mystery.”

In this episode we describe how the Trinitarian mystery claim is faulty, and can be “solved”. In the main, the Trinity is solved, or we can say dissolved, by the very fact that it is not a biblical mystery. No one in the Bible claims that the three-in-one-God is a mystery. Neither Jesus nor any apostle ever described the three-in-one-God or explained that it was a mystery.

The claims for the mystery of the three-in-one-God are all non-biblical, post-biblical claims. The New Testament never addresses the triune mystery because the triune mystery emerges only centuries after the Bible was written. It was called a mystery bus it was known that a triune God directly contradicted explicit biblical declarations that God is one individual, and that He (one person) is God alone.

For the full text of this podcast, see here:

https://landandbible.blogspot.com/2023/02/the-mystery-of-trinity-solved.html

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