Confusing God with Jesus

Oneness Pentecostalism

Truly Apostolic?

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J. Dan Gill

J. Dan Gill editor in chief of 21st Century Reformation Online, tells us that doctrines which theologically “make Jesus God” or “make God Jesus” are not scriptural and are confusing to the faith of believers. Such ideas are carried particularly in Trinitarianism and Oneness Pentecostalism but are not helpful to the faith of believers. To be spiritually healthy, we must understand who God is – and who Jesus is – and honor each of them for the glory which is due him.

J. Dan Gill2020-04-30T12:06:09-05:00

About the Author: J. Dan Gill

J. Dan Gill is Editor in Chief of 21st Century Reformation Online. He is a frequent speaker, has written many theological articles and presented a variety of papers on biblical subjects. Dan Gill is the author of “The One – In Defense of God” a book which makes the biblical case for non-trinitarian “absolute” Christian monotheism” as being the theology - not only of the Jews - but also of Jesus and the original Christians. He contends that the one God of the Bible is the Father alone and that Jesus is the Christ – God’s Messiah (John 17.3, Matt. 16.13-17). Dan Gill is the producer and host of 21st Century Reformation’s popular video commentary series on the New Testament writings of the Apostle Paul and the Book of Hebrews. J. Dan Gill is a graduate of the University of Tennessee and his academic studies have focused particularly on the history of Christian doctrine, early church history, the Reformation and Restoration movements.

Oneness Pentecostalism

Truly Apostolic?