Category: Theology
Jehovah's Witnesses teach that the man Jesus who died on Good Friday did not come back — that his body was dissolved into atoms and a spirit creature named Michael was constructed to take his place. This is a primary-source documented study of that doctrine — what the Watchtower actually teaches, why it cannot be reconciled with the apostolic Scriptures, and why the Jesus who rose is the same man who died.
What Chrysostom, Gregory of Nyssa, Isaac of Nineveh, and a company of canonized saints actually taught about the cosmic scope of Christ's atoning work — and what 911 pages of patristic scholarship reveals about the character of God as seen from the vantage point of His worst enemy. A complete theological investigation.
Hell was not created at the beginning. Christ's blood reaches the heavenly sanctuary itself. And Satan — the father of lies, the enemy of all — is a walking witness to the faithfulness of God. A deep dive into what Scripture actually teaches about creation, death, the cosmic atonement, and the character of the God who made everything for life.
"The word 'Trinity' isn't in the Bible" — it's the first objection every Jehovah's Witness raises. In Part 1 of this series, we define the doctrine precisely, demolish the objection, and show why the Trinity is the only framework that honors every biblical teaching about the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Comprehensive biblical defense of Jesus as the eternal, only-begotten Son of God—fully divine, co-equal with the Father. Exposes errors in Islamic objections and modern “unique Son” translations.
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