We take a look at the Book of Romans and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what Paul, a converted Pharasee thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his long letter to the church in Rome.

We take a look at the Book of Romans and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what Paul, a converted Pharasee thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his long letter to the church in Rome.

We take a look at the Book of Romans and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what Paul, a converted Pharasee thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his long letter to the church in Rome.

We take a look at the Book of Romans and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what Paul, a converted Pharasee thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his long letter to the church in Rome.

The claims of the Doctrine of Trinity always ends up completely unintelligible and a faith in mystery as infallible explanation has to be evoked. The explanation always goes as something in the lines of these things are mystery and cannot be understood by limited human minds and that only God understands. In this episode, we investigate this claim and if it is true that mystery is indeed infallible and that it can explain everything.

The claim of the doctrine of trinity that Jesus is God and Holy Spirit is God together with God the father if not true amounts to idolatry as it involves having other gods before God. Likewise, the worship of Jesus Christ if he is not God is also idolatry as only God should be worshipped. This episode discusses this situation of two evils as either decision amounts to the evil of idolatry that is if either or both are wrong.

Sometimes, what's not spoken is louder than what's spoken. In this episode, we look at what the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity imply in light of the gospel message and definitive claims of the scriptures.

In John chapter 8, Jesus made a statement which is widely viewed as a declaration of pre-existence and by inference a confirmation that he is God and not just that but he is Yawhe. In this episode, we take a look at what Jesus meant by saying that Abraham rejoiced to see his day.

The Gospel of John has been pointed as the one that obviously confirms the deity of Jesus Christ and thus proves the doctrine of Trinity as correct. We take a look at this claim and see if it's true or not in this episode.