The Trinity Is Not in the Christian Bible? Response to Tovia Singer Part 2

In a recent video, I responded to Rabbi Tovia Singer’s claim that the New Testament authors never taught that Jesus is God. We saw that the NT overwhelmingly proclaims His deity. But the truth goes even deeper: the Old Testament itself—the very Scriptures Rabbi Singer claims to defend—also teaches the deity of the Messiah and the foundation of the Trinity. In this video, we walk through several Old Testament passages that show this clearly. The author of Hebrews didn’t invent these ideas; he quoted them from the Tanakh. From Psalm 45 (“Your throne, O God, is forever and ever”) to Psalm 110, Isaiah 9:6, Micah 5:2, and Daniel 7:13–14, the prophets consistently reveal a divine Messiah—one who is God and yet distinct from God. We also look at the appearances of the Angel of the LORD throughout the Old Testament—who is repeatedly identified as God Himself, receives worship, forgives sin, and bears the divine name. Far from being a late invention, the Trinity is already revealed in the Law, the Prophets, and the Writings. 📖 Key Texts: Psalm 45 | Psalm 110 | Isaiah 9 | Micah 5 | Daniel 7 | Exodus 3 | Judges 13 ✝️ Theme: The Old Testament itself proclaims that the Messiah is fully God. The doctrine of the Trinity is rooted in divine revelation, not human invention. Hashtags: #ToviaSinger #Trinity #DeityOfChrist #JesusIsGod #OldTestament #Messiah #Christology #ChristianApologetics #ReformedTheology