When Moses in Deutonomy 6:4 says, “Hear, 0 Israel, The LORD our God is one LORD,” are we to understand that therefore Jesus Christ is the only Person in the Godhead?

No, it would be a very serious and fundamental error to do so, upsetting and dislocating the whole revealed truth concerning the Godhead, as it has pleased God to reveal Himself in His Word.

This is the teaching of a certain fearful system of error, which we need not name, but which has, alas, adherents to-day; but I question whether there is one point of God’s revealed truth on which they are sound. It is a false system built on lies.

Moses’ words are perfectly true: “The LORD our God is One LORD,” but in that Unity there are three distinct Divine Persons or Subsistences —Father, Son and Spirit—co-equal, co-eternal, co-substantial (see e.g. Matthew 3:16-17; Matthew 28:19; 2 Corinthians 13:14; Revelation 1:4-6, etc., etc.). The last expression means that each glorious Person of the Triune God possesses the entire Divine Substance or Essence. God is Spirit and as such is invisible. “No man hath seen God at any time, the only-begotten Son, who is in the bosom of the Father, He hath declared Him.” “In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God.” . . . “and the Word became flesh and dwelt among us and we beheld His glory, the glory of the Only-begotten of the Father full of grace and truth” (John 1:1-14). He was “the express image of God’s Person”; “the image of the Invisible God” (John 10:14, 18; Hebrews 1: 3; Colossians 1:15). Only in the Lord Jesus Christ is the Father revealed by the Spirit. Let us not reason about it, but bow and worship. If we do not understand our own tripartite nature, how can we claim to comprehend the Infinite, the “One God in Three Persons”?

W.H.

• Does our Lord possess two natures?
• Can we approach the Lord Jesus to worship Him apart from the Father?
• Could Jesus Christ have returned to heaven without dying on the cross?
• Did Christ become the image of the invisible God when He was born or before?
• Did Christ become the Son of God when He was born?
• Did Christ use the power of resurrection in his own resurrection?
• Did God die on the cross?
• Did Isaiah say a virgin would give birth?
• Did Jesus die of a broken heart?
• Did Jesus have to be buried in order to complete his work?
• Did Jesus suffer the pains of Hell on the cross?
• Did our Lord have a will distinct from His Father?
• Did the Lord Jesus bear our sins only during the three hours of darkness?
• Did the wise men visit Jesus in Bethlehem?
• Do His stripes (Isaiah 53:5) refer to Christ
• Does Christ Jesus still have marks on his body from the cross?
• Does the Lord Jesus possess omniscience only as far as the Father allows?
• Does the sword in Psalm 22 refer to the solder's spear that pierced Christ's side?
• How are the written and the Incarnate Word related?
• How could Christ be tempted by sin since He is God?
• How do we understand the meaning of "only begotten" Son?
• How does our humanity differ from the Lord
• How is the Lord Jesus Christ a priest like Melchisedec?
• In Isaiah 53:12, who are the
• In what sense, if any, did our Lord confess His people
• In what ways could the Lord experience pain in a sinless body?
• Is Christ a mixture of man and God?
• Is it possible that the Lord
• Is it scripturally correct to say that God punished His Son?
• Is Jesus Christ inferior to His Father?
• Is Jesus the only person in the Godhead?
• Is the title "the Son of Man" a messianic title?
• Should we use the name Jesus or Lord Jesus Christ?
• Was Jesus body "broken" or "given"?
• Was Jesus in Hell between his death and resurrection?
• Was Jesus robe scarlet or purple?
• Was Judas present at the institution of the Lord
• Was Melchizedek an appearance of Christ in the flesh?
• Was Mount Moriah the same place as Calvary, the place of the crucifiction?
• Was the deity of the Lord Jesus somehow limited in His humanity?
• Were Jesus "brothers" actually his cousins?
• What are the titles and names of Jesus Christ?
• What did the Lord mean, "Let this cup pass from Me: nevertheless not as I will?"
• What do the expressions in Isaiah mean "a child born" and a "son given"?
• What does "only begottn Son" mean?
• What does the phrase "today have I begotton thee" (Psalm 2) mean?
• What does the phrase mean
• What happened to those who rose from the dead after Jesus died?
• What is "the stone that the builders rejected"?
• What is "very God of very God"?
• What is a Nazarene?
• What is Palm Sunday?
• What is the chain of events when "the saints which slept arose"?
• What is the difference between "a child is born" and "a son is given"?
• What is the difference between Adam
• What is the full name of Jesus? Is it Lord Jesus Christ or just Jesus?
• What is the significance of Ezekiel
• What is there a difference in the genealogy of Matthew and Luke?
• What shape was Jesus' cross?
• When did Christ become our High Priest?
• Where was our Lord Jesus Christ between His death and resurrection?
• Who was the "virgin" who "shall conceive" in Isaiah 7?
• Who were the 12 disciples of Christ?
• Why did the Lord fast for 40 days when tempted by Satan?
• Why do we hear that Joseph was older than Mary?
• Why does Joseph's genealogy matter to Jesus since he wasn't the real father?
• Why does only Matthew mention people raised from the dead when Jesus died?
• Why does the Bible say that Christ was an angel?
• Why does the Lord Jesus emphasize the title "Son of Man"?
• Why is Joseph
• Why is there a difference in wording in Acts 8 and Isaiah 53?
• Why were saints raised from the dead after Jesus died?