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 =William Branham's Critique of the Trinity=
-:''THE.REVELATION.OF.JESUS.CHRIST  -  CHURCH.AGE.BOOK CPT.1
+:''They also state, "God, according to the Bible, is not just one person, but He is three persons in one God. That is the great mystery of the Trinity".  It sure is. How can three persons be in one God? Not only is there no Bible for it, but it shows even a lack of intelligent reasoning. Three distinct persons, though identical substance, make three gods, or language has lost its meaning entirely.<ref>THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST  - CHURCH.AGE.BOOK CPT.1</ref>
-They also state, "God, according to the Bible, is not just one person, but He is three persons in one God. That is the great mystery of the Trinity".  It sure is. How can three persons be in one God? Not only is there no Bible for it, but it shows even a lack of intelligent reasoning. Three distinct persons, though identical substance, make three gods, or language has lost its meaning entirely.<ref>THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST  - CHURCH.AGE.BOOK CPT.1</ref>
 :''Satan is a liar and the father of lies, and whenever he comes with any light it is still a lie. He is a murderer. And his doctrine of the trinity has destroyed the multitudes and will destroy until Jesus comes.<ref>PERGAMEAN.CHURCH.AGE  -  CHURCH.AGE.BOOK CPT.5</ref>