GOD id - Fact checking Trinity Doctrine, the Christian belief of God in Scriptures

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 14 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 13 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 12 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 11 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 10 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 9 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 8 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 7 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 6 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 5 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 4 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 3 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 1 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of Matthew chapter 1 and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

John in his Epistles seems to address strange gnostic teachings at his time and one of the things that concerned him was the teachings that denied the true identity of Jesus Christ. In this episode, we look at Gnosticism and how it influenced the construction of the Doctrine of Trinity.

In the Epistles of John, John emphasizes the spirit of the Antichrist and appears to attach that with false representation of Jesus Christ. In this episode, we look at what John means by antichrist and how that fairs with the Doctrine of Trinity

We take a look at the overview of the Epistles of John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

In this episode, we take a dive at what the church considered as othodoxy and heresy and discover that the mainstream church settled for accepting othodox position not because it was biblical but because it served the interest of the political leadership and declared anyone who had a different view heretic. This was a typical case of considering truth false and false truth.