is allah (sw) one or three? - Islam Center

(١٠٢)IS ALLAH (S.W) ONE OR THREE?CHRISTIAN EVIDENCE OF THE TRINITYIt is common, when talking about the most important creed inChristianity, which is the Trinity, to find evidence for it in manypassages uttered by the prophets, then Jesus (PBUT) and hisdisciples after him.However, looking attentively at the Holy Bible, we cannot find theclear evidence that we are looking for, in the Old or the NewTestaments. It is incorrect to judge hastily. Let us read what the HolyBible mentions regarding this important belief.First: The Torah Passages and the TrinityChristians refer to some of the Torah passages and claim that theyare divine signs of the Trinity. One of these passages uses the pluralHebrew word ‘Eloheem’ when talking about Allah (S.W). “In thebeginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis1/1). Likewise, it uses what refers to plurality for the deeds that weredone by Allah (S.W): “Come, let us go down and there confusetheir language.” (Genesis 11/7)There are other passages, which Christians refer to as signs of theTrinity in the Torah. The angels’ saying: "Holy, holy, holy is theLORD of hosts.” (Isaiah 6/3) mentions the word (Holy) three times.Likewise, the animals, which John saw in his revelation said, "Holy,holy, holy, is the Lord God Almighty” (Revelation 4/8)A Critique of the Passages of the TorahChristians admit there is nothing in those passages that is clearevidence of the Trinity, which the clear monotheistic passages refute.On the other hand, the readers of the Old Testament, starting fromthe early prophets to the children of Israel, did not understand thatthese passages, as Christians claim, are indications to the Trinity.Priest Potter admits that, saying, “After God created the world, andcompleted it by creating human beings, for some time he did notdeclare anything about Himself except monotheism, as mentioned inthe Torah. However, there are still many signs behind thismonotheism, because if you read attentively you will find sentences