One God, one body of believers, one truth who is Jesus?

Somethings are human minds can't comprehend...

Maybe this will help...

There are three parts to an egg... The shell, the white, and the yolk. They are all three seperate things, but together they make an egg... The Trinity is like that.. Three seperate things that come together to make One.

the Messiah Jesus is the Son of God part of the Godhead, which has 3 forms.

Like H2o has 3 forms; water steam and ice, yet it is always H2o.

Christianity comes from the Greek word for Jesus the Messiah 'Cristos'

it means a follower of the Messiah (both Jews and gentiles are included that believe)

Messiah if you believe it came as Jewish and it did come from Judaism and all the first believers and writers of the New Testament/covenant as promised were Jewish.

they do believe the Messianic Jew as also they believes the truth, other than Rabbi Schneerson Messianics and Reformed that think they are the Messianic age.

I am a Jew and I didnt understand my own religion, only the orthodox really read the Jewish scriptures and mainly only the Torah 5 books of Moses.

At my Bar Mitzvah I got a copy of our Jewish Tenach as a gift, and in it I found the truth;

Isaiah 7:14 teaches a young maiden (and in every case used that young Alma maiden is a virgin) will have a sign and born will be God with us (Imanuel from the Hebrew). what would be the miracle if a regular woman by regular birth bore God with us?

Isaiah 9:5& 6 "Unto us a child was to be born, a son given, and he will be the MIGHTY GOD, the wonderful counselor, the everlasting father and the prince of peace."

Isaiah 52:13-53:12 He will be made very high, but first he will be marred more than any man, and will be REJECTED and lay down his life as a lamb to forgive our sins."

Moses showed the way for this too Leviticus 17:11 there is no forgiveness of sins/atonement without a blood sacrifice.

Jeremiah promised a new covenant 31:31

So some Jewish people do believe our Jewish Scriptures which holds the true Jewish religion.

while there are orthodox that have claimed Rabbi Schneerson is the Messiah, but he was born in Europe, the Messiah is to be born in Bethlehem

"Out of you Bethelehem, though you are small amongst Israel, shall come forth one from Eternity."

yet Bethlehem, it is a city in Israel given to the PLO so if Yeshua/Jesus and Rabbi Schneerson arent the Messiah, our Messiah will be a PLO Arab.

Most non Messianic Jews today reject Daniel the Jewish prophet writing about hell and heaven

"They shall arise from the earth to everlasting life or everlasting abhorance." Daniel 12:2

I was taught by my Jewish mother Jesus is a liar and to have nothing to do with him. Yet I learned the truth and i prayed as he asks us to do too and recieved him as my Messiah and best friend when he states from heaven

'I love you and ask you to repent from your sins and let me in, to be your friend"

I prayed "Help me Messiah, come into my heart, forgive my sins and be my friend, amen."

Now life is a happy day for me and I am glad as a Jew I came to believe the Messiah for all the world, David

All throughout the Old Testament, there are references of God as a plurality. God is one (united) Just as a man and woman become one (echad) flesh when they join together in matrimony.

Throughout the entire New Testament, Jesus portrayed Himself as the Lamb of God, one who can forgive sins, one who can raise the dead, one who can give peace, one who is the Alpha and Omega, one who is the Creator of all.

He truly is God in every sense of the word. God is not one body, rather God is one God... the Hebrew sh'ma. Hear O Israel adonai elohenu adonai echad. Here you have three in one.

adonai, elohenu, and adonai. Lord our God Lord

Paul could understand it because the concept of the Creator and the Messiah being one God is a Jewish concept, which is all throughout the TeNaCH.

Jesus proved His deity by His miracles, His raising Himself from the dead, His forgiving sins. These are things that the average person cannot do.. Only God can forgive sin and Jesus did.

In the Hebrew TeNaCH , there are 3 and only 3 persons ever mentioned as being Holy and divine.

They are the Angel of YHWH, YHWH Himself, and Ruach HaQedosh. (better known as the Spirit of God or t he Holy Spirit.)

When you study the Scriptures in their context and compare them to other passages in the Scriptures, you find that there is nothing difficult about understanding the nature of God.

The Holy Trinity can be a touchy subject for some. I think it makes sense though. For God is all and everything.

The Trinity is NOT a Bible teaching.

(Philippians 2:5-11) 5 Keep this mental attitude in YOU that was also in Christ Jesus, 6 who, although he was existing in God’s form, gave no consideration to a seizure, namely, that he should be equal to God. 7 No, but he emptied himself and took a slave’s form and came to be in the likeness of men. 8 More than that, when he found himself in fashion as a man, he humbled himself and became obedient as far as death, yes, death on a torture stake. 9 For this very reason also God exalted him to a superior position and kindly gave him the name that is above every [other] name, 10 so that in the name of Jesus every knee should bend of those in heaven and those on earth and those under the ground, 11 and every tongue should openly acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father. . .

They are all three in one. God is a spirit, Jesus is God manifested in the flesh and the Holy Ghost is the comforter that Jesus spoke about that he would send back after his death to lead us and teach us thru our spirit. I believe it is his (Jesus') spirit. You cant have one with out having all three.

It follows if you go back far enough in the tradition. Hundreds of years before Christ, the Hebrews were actually Henotheistic. They revered only one God, but the "others" existed.

The priests, who were also the civil rulers, decided there should be a national god to unite the people under.

No. YHVH is 'Echad'. Not three part. 'Echad' materially implies plurality, but not multiplicity. In the beginning there was only YHVH, then He became two. Both called YHVH. The YHVH who created everything later became a 'seed' and entered Mary to be born YAHOSHUA. His spirit strives with man. His spirit is not separate from Him any more than my spirit can be separate from me.

Does everything have to make sense? Are we that weak in the mind to accept an answer and move on to more depressing problems, like how am I going to pay for college?

John 14:6..."Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." That is who Jesus is.