Why Jesus Cannot be GOD(PDF)

Why Jesus Cannot Be God

A Biblical Examination of Jesus Christ and the Doctrine of the Trinity

Who is Jesus Christ—and what does the Bible really say about his identity?

For centuries, Christians have been taught that Jesus is God and that God exists as three persons—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. But did Jesus himself ever teach the Trinity? Did the prophets teach that God would become a man? And where does the Bible actually say that Jesus is God?

Why Jesus Cannot Be God takes a fresh and challenging look at these questions by going directly to the Scriptures.

This book examines the words of Jesus, the teachings of the apostles, the Old Testament prophecies, and the passages commonly used to support the deity of Christ. It explores why Jesus called the Father “the only true God,” why he said “the Father is greater than I,” why Jesus had a God, why he prayed to God, why he died while God is immortal, and why Scripture repeatedly distinguishes between God and Jesus.

You will also discover a deeper examination of the Trinity, the humanity of Jesus, the Word becoming flesh, the miracles of Jesus, his death and resurrection, and the historical development of Trinitarian doctrine.

This book is not written to attack Jesus or insult those who believe differently. It is an invitation to question tradition, examine the evidence, and allow the Bible to speak for itself.

If you have ever wondered who Jesus really is, who the true God is, and whether the Trinity is truly biblical, this book will challenge you to look at these questions from a completely different perspective.

Read the Scriptures. Examine the evidence. Question tradition. Discover what the Bible actually says.