
Do Christians Believe in One God or Three Gods?
Q: Do Christians believe in one God or three Gods?
A: Christians believe in one God, not three separate Gods. The Bible repeatedly teaches that there is only one God.

Q: Do Christians believe in one God or three Gods?
A: Christians believe in one God, not three separate Gods. The Bible repeatedly teaches that there is only one God.

Q: What’s the meaning of Matthew 15:9 where Jesus says, “You worship God in vain.”
A: People think they receive blessings just by worshiping God. However, there are many who worship God, but cannot enter heaven. According to the words of Jesus Christ, their worship is in vain.

Q: How could the disciples recognize Jesus even though His name is not found in the Old Testament?
A: The name “Jesus” is not recorded in the Old Testament. Even if the name “Jesus” was in the Old Testament, people would not believe in Him just because His name is Jesus. For example, 2,000 years ago “Jesus” was a common name in Israel (Col 4:11). Therefore, the name “Jesus” alone is not enough evidence to testify to the Christ.

Q: Why did churches stop keeping the Passover?
A: The Passover is an important truth established by Jesus Christ. So, why did churches stop keeping the Passover?

Q: The Bible says God will come on the clouds with glory. Then how can he come in the flesh?
A: It’s true that God came with glory and power at His first coming. But, most Christians have a physical point of view and expect to see physical glory in Jesus, like the Jews expected 2,000 years ago. The glory that Jesus came with was not visible, but only those who believed in Him could see it.

Q: Why doesn’t the WMSCOG use the cross?
A: Historically, the cross was used as a pagan symbol in ancient religions and an execution device in the time of Jesus.