Who deserves to be Worshiped ?

...whom no one has ever seen or can see. (1Timothy 6:16)
...you cannot see my face, for man shall not see me and live. (Exodus
33:20)
According to these biblical verses, no one can see or hear God, yet God is
supposed to be Jesus (pbuh) according to Christian belief. In that case, these
verses would make no sense because Jesus’ family and followers, the Jews,
and many other contemporaries saw and heard him during his lifetime.
Obviously, these verses cannot be talking about Jesus; they must be
referring to someone else: to God (Allah), the Highest, Whom no one can
see or hear.
11. It is curious, too, that Jesus himself never mentioned the Trinity. He did not
say anything regarding divine entities forming a trinity. If there was a
trinity, he would have said it very clearly to his people, because prophets
came to convey the truth, not to hide it.
12. The concept that Jesus (pbuh) held about Allah was no different from the
concept that all the previous prophets had held. All of them preached the
Oneness of Allah instead of the concept of a ‘Trinity’. Jesus taught the same
monotheistic, unitarian message that had been revealed to all the prophets
who came before him.
13. The doctrine of Trinity is irrational because nothing that comes out of Him
or is created by Him can become His equal or partner.
14. The Quran rejects the concept of Trinity as strongly as it rejects the idea that
Allah has a son. This is because Allah has informed us that He is One. This
is a fundamental tenet of all the revelations. Three, by reason and by simple
arithmetic, cannot be one. The Quran has addressed Christians on this
subject:
{O People of the Scripture, do not commit excess in your religion or say
about Allah except the truth. The Messiah, Jesus, the son of Mary, was but a
messenger of Allah and His word which He directed to Mary and a soul
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