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One...but not Alone: A Biblical Response to Oneness / Jesus Only Theology

One...but not Alone: A Biblical Response to Oneness / Jesus Only Theology

Bell, Mike

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ISBN13: 9798195743826
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 124
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
One... But Not Alone: A Biblical Response to Oneness Theology

There are moments in a believer's life when silence becomes compromise-and this book was born out of one of those moments.

One... But Not Alone is not written from a place of anger, but from a place of deep burden. A burden for truth. A burden for the body of Christ. And a burden for the countless believers who have been told-sometimes to their face-that their salvation is invalid because they do not adhere to a specific formula or theological system.

I have brothers and sisters across many denominations. Scripture declares that we are one body, united in Christ, redeemed by His blood, and saved by grace through faith-not by perfect agreement on every doctrinal point. Yet there is a growing voice within Oneness/Jesus Only theology that goes beyond disagreement and steps into exclusion, declaring that those outside of their understanding are not truly saved.

That is not a minor issue. That is not a secondary doctrine.

That strikes at the very heart of the gospel.

This book was written because that message is not only dangerous-it is unbiblical.

With clarity, conviction, and a deep reliance on Scripture, One... But Not Alone walks through the core claims of Oneness theology and places them side-by-side with the full counsel of the Word of God. From the nature of God's revealed identity, to the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, to the message of salvation itself-this book carefully examines what Scripture actually says, not what tradition or systems demand.

This is not an attack on people-it is a defense of truth.

It is a call back to the fullness of Scripture.

It is a stand for the gospel that saves.

You will be challenged to examine:

* Whether salvation is found in a formula... or in a Person

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