My friend, if by touch you were made alive by the Spirit of God, it is not you who has given yourself revelation that you may see in the spirit so is the doctrine of salvation. It is not you who calls yourself, thus not you who gives yourself revelation.

Salvation doesn't make sense on a carnal or logical level neither does the 3 gods argument make any sense, so does it apply to faith, it is also as senseless as salvation, this is why worldly wisdom is foolishness before God and Godly wisdom is foolishness before man, hence you appear to be foolish and are advised to take Titus 3:7-10 into heart seriously and especially 10, "For the word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart."

It needs no defense for in itself has been declared in Heb 4:12 so no amount of your pursuit, effort or emphasis will change anything for revelation is made manifest by the Spirit of God, going back to Titus 3:9. Choose your battles wisely. That which is of the Spirit can only discerned by those made alive in the Spirit for God is Spirit and cannot be bottled in a worldly domain, you cannot a use finite mind to explain an infinite God. If you can bottle God in your mind to fully understand Him, does that still make Him the infinite God we know Him to be? That should tell you that we probably do not worship the same God if one can be fully understood and bottled and the other is infinitely powerful and is all about Love than take a life in the name of God (seriously read John 16:2-3).

No one will understand unless by the Spirit of God who brings revelation. Yours is to deliver the living Word and let the Spirit take over if at all they accept the way of the Spirit.

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The Jews were aware that God would send a Messiah (in Hebrew language) or Christ (in Greek). One anointed by God as his prophet, as his servant. In fact, Moses told them, saying "The LORD thy God will raise up unto thee a Prophet from the midst of thee, of thy brethren, like unto me; unto him ye shall hearken" (Deuteronomy 18:15). Earlier, Isaiah told them "Behold my servant, whom I uphold; mine elect, in whom my soul delighteth;
I have put my spirit upon him" (Isaiah 42:1).

For sure, Jesus a.s was that promised Messiah. One of the most important subordinate of God Almighty... "God, even thy God, hath anointed thee with the oil of gladness above thy fellows" Hebrews1:9.

Nowhere do we find in the Bible where Jesus a.s. is equal to Almighty God.

If only triniterians would repent from that utterance.

Fishermen yes but what does Matthew 10:14 say to you?.. It doesn't say you engage in disputes, it says you depart from them if they don't give you any audience. What you really need is discernment, learn to hear that gentle still voice, because some of the battles you engage in are not lead of God. Where the Spirit of God moves, there is always a powerful revival and change in the hearts of men, it's not futile and taking a dissension form which I have on many occasions seen between you and AlphDoti. Learn from David. A brother in biblical definition is someone who you share in the faith and beliefs. Someone who doesn't share your faith is a non-believer, I hope you are not confusing the two, they should be clear enough even with the emphasis given in 2 Corinth 6:14

It should also be clear to you that either one is a truth seeker in the manner they engage you or blindly driven by the accuser of brethren and his agents. Notice the strategy taken, the use of other religions other than their own and in addition twisting your faith just to prove a point. That in itself tells you that they subconsciously have no confidence in their own religion to refute anything against you. Basically it is unfounded, they are just in denial.

There are two kinds of people in this world when it comes to the gospel. There are those that are like King Saul and those that are like Paul of tarsus. Both initially were against the works of God but see them at the end of their lives, their destinations were different. You need discernment on whom you are engaging with to know whether they are like Luke 16:31. There are those who are sadly beyond redemption because of their hearts have been stacked against God and His ways.

Strife and dissension is sin. If it doesn't leave anyone different or have something to meditate upon, you are wasting your time. They are not the only ones you have been commanded to share with. If you have such a burden for them, it's time you probably engaged on another level like prayer and fasting but again is that what God is leading you to do?

To refute your claims, I have to use your own Bible to show you where you get it wrong. If I use the Quran, you'll turn around and say "oh, but I don't believe in that. Oh, ..."

So I have to use your own witness.