The Apostle Paul and the Holy Trinity
"The term "Holy Trinity", which does not appear anywhere in the Bible, is a human attempt /invention/ to express this divine mystery in one word." /Werner Gitt: Frequently Asked Questions, Evangelical Publishers, page 22/ The Apostle Paul has a statement that settles a far-reaching issue that has divided Christian society for two thousand years. Here we should not think primarily of the so-called “hymn of love,” which emphasizes: “If I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing…” (1 Cor. 13:2) – although this has similarly proven its power in the world – but of another statement, which is little known, little applied, and therefore has not had any career in the worldwide Christian community. Yet it is extraordinarily suitable for it! This statement puts an end to the two-thousand-year-old debate that fundamentally divides Christianity, which is none other than the so-called Trinity debate. This dogma is the centra...