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

(١٠٥)IS ALLAH (S.W) ONE OR THREE?behold, the heavens were opened to him, and he saw theSpirit of God descending like a dove and coming to rest onhim. And behold, a voice from heaven said, "This is mybeloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.” (Matthew 3/16-17)This passage contains the Father, the beloved Son, and the Spiritthat descended in the shape of a dove. In another passage Paulsaid, “The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of Godand the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.”(Corinthians (2) 13/14).Whoever reads Matthew’s passage attentively, will find three selves,different in names and acts. Each of them has a different self-being;one came out from the water after baptism, the second descendedas a dove, and the third is in the sky saying, (this is my beloved son).How can one say, after all this, that they are only one being?Moreover, Christians believe that Jesus is the Son. Here thepassage indicates that the spirit is incarnated in Jesus (PBUH), andassures that in many places, (Luke 3/22, Matthew 12/18) while otherpassages indicate that the Father is incarnated in him. (John 17/21,14/9-10). Then which divine hypostasis is incarnated in Jesus(PBUH)?The Holy Bible does not mention the three hypostasis of the Trinitytogether, except in two passages: the passage of the three witnessesin John’s First Epistle, and the end of Matthew’s Gospel.A. The Passage of the Three WitnessesThe following is the more important of the two passages, of which Ihave spoken. John’s First Epistle says: “For there are three thattestify: The Spirit, the water, and the blood-and these threeare one.” (John (1) 5/7-8 International standard version).This passage clearly shows that the three are only one God.However, it does not exist in all the old manuscripts of the Holy Bible,nor does it exist in the first printed book. It was added later.Christian scholars admit adding it. Among them, Heron, thecollectors of Henry Weskit Commentary, Adam Clark, and Fender. In