Question for non believers of christianity

[geoff]

the trinity- here alot of people get confused, i am from an apostolic church where we believe the bible is the inspired word of God, and that there is only one God. the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are not seperate but three manifestations of God. we have Jehova the Father of creation and all life, as you jews believe aswell, we have the Son Jesus, who is the fleshly incarnation of God who came to be the sacrifice for our sins, and the Spirit who is God living inside of us. even in your torah there are prophecies of the Messiah, God in flesh who would save us, and prophecy of God saying in those days He will pour out His Spirit on all flesh. some churches believe in trinity some dont. that is where religion is wrong. i dont believe religion i believe in relationship. and a true relationship with God will lead you to these truths. and as far as the jewish christian thing goes i typed it wrong. christianity is a further extension of judaism.

[joecoolfreak]

the trinity- here alot of people get confused, i am from an apostolic church where we believe the bible is the inspired word of God, and that there is only one God. the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are not seperate but three manifestations of God. we have Jehova the Father of creation and all life, as you jews believe aswell, we have the Son Jesus, who is the fleshly incarnation of God who came to be the sacrifice for our sins, and the Spirit who is God living inside of us. even in your torah there are prophecies of the Messiah, God in flesh who would save us, and prophecy of God saying in those days He will pour out His Spirit on all flesh. some churches believe in trinity some dont. that is where religion is wrong. i dont believe religion i believe in relationship. and a true relationship with God will lead you to these truths. and as far as the jewish christian thing goes i typed it wrong. christianity is a further extension of judaism.

Nope, absolutely no mention of any of this rubbish in the Torah. The messiah in the old Testament directly translated, means "the anointed one" and there is absolutely no reference in the slightest that is is "god in flesh" or that he does any saving. Again, I highly recommend that you do much better research or you are not ever going to be taken seriously. If you do not have facts to back up your claims, and are this wrong about your assumptions, you are only likely to do the opposite of your intentions, because not many people like following the uneducated.