There is no evidence that the Apostles, Paul or any of the first Christians preached that God was divisible and "3 distinct persons". They were strict monotheists. They recognized Jesus was God in the Flesh, not the "Second Person". Trinitarianism says Jesus is Number Two. The Bible says He is the First and the Last, the Alpha and Omega. There is no other name under heaven by which men are saved. The main problem with the Trinity, imo, is that it relegates Jesus, the ONLY One who saves, to junior status. Jesus is the same God of the Old Testament, with a robe of flesh. The Son is the Father in flesh form. Jesus was
both human and deity. Jesus' prayers are His flesh crying to His spirit.
Read John 8:24. Jesus is Jehovah of the OT.
Read Isaiah 43:11, where it says there is no Savior but the God of the OT and ask yourself who saves. If you say only Jesus saves, then you can't possible believe that scripture in Isaiah.
I was born and raised in a Trinitarian church. I know what they preach. There is really no sense in continuing this discussion, as my mind will not be changed. I know God is indivsibly one and only one and that Jesus is the One.
And BibChr, there is no reason to act in such a haughty manner. Sometimes you don't give off a very good witness. Please don't take this as an insult but as a constructive criticism. Better a harsh word from a friend than a flattering one from an enemy.
The Son is the Father in flesh form. Jesus was both human and deity. Jesus' prayers are His flesh crying to His spirit.
What? Whoa whoa whoa, where are you getting this from? Seems like you are inputting opinion, not stating some biblical fact.