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

(١٠٧)IS ALLAH (S.W) ONE OR THREE?you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of theage.” (Matthew 28/18-20)The first critical point in this passage is, although it is a veryimportant one, the other three Gospels do not mention it. TheseGospels agree that Jesus (PBUH) entered Jerusalem riding on adonkey. Was his riding on a donkey more important than the Trinity,which no one mentioned except Matthew?In addition, at the end of Mark’s Gospel, when Jesus (PBUH) gavethe command to the disciples, he did not mention the Trinity. Marksaid, “And he said to them, "Go into all the world andproclaim the gospel to the whole creation. Whoeverbelieves and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does notbelieve will be condemned.” (Mark 16/15-16). That indicates thefabrication of the Trinity passage in Matthew’s Gospel and showsthat it is not genuine.Moreover, this passage is a fabrication, as western scholars confirm.Wills said, “There is no proof that the apostles believed in the Trinity.”Adolph Harnack said, “The Trinity passage, which talks about theFather, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, is a strange issue to Jesus andit was not mentioned by him, and never existed in the Apostles’ time.Only in the later teachings of Christianity, do we find that Jesus wasgiving instructions after his resurrection, for, Paul knew nothing aboutthat.” 1 (Paul did not quote Jesus’ saying, which called for thespreading of Christianity among nations.)When the historian Eusebius quoted this passage, he did notmention the Father or the Holy Spirit, but said, “they went to allnations to preach about the Gospel, relying on Jesus’ power, whosaid to them: ‘go, and teach all nations by my name’.” 2Moreover, what assures us is that the newly discovered Hebrewmanuscripts for Matthew’s Gospel, which were originally written inHebrew, do not contain this passage. This, according to Dr. G.Recart, a theology professor in the Anglican Missionary College, isstrong evidence that the passage is a fabrication. He said, “Indeed,1 - Christianity Without Christ, Kamel Saafan, pp 66. Christ in Christian CreedsResources, Ahmad Abdul Wahab, pp 61. Monotheistic Christians’ Creeds BetweenIslam and Christianity, Husni Al Ateer, pp 922 - History of the Church, Eusebius, pp 100