One more question

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Greetings in Jesus Name,

Bro. Fretwell, (Fretwell@aol.com) in one post wrote:

> I can not see that Jesus was God in the manger of Bethlehem.

In another explanation post, he wrote:

>I realize this sounds "fetched from afar", as the Bible says.  
>But, please don't throw it all overboard-- yet.  Lash it to 
>the deck, and let it ride a while. See what God will do with it.

>The greatest service I can do you-- is to cause you to THINK.

Floyd replies:
First let me say that I have great respect for Bro. Fretwell, and his search for
the truth. 

I don't guess that in my more than 40 years around Oneness, that I have ever
heard or considered this statement. I have lashed it to my deck, but it is
eating a hole in it.

Please allow me one question.

If Jesus was the "Son of God" in the manger and "God the Father was in Heaven",
haven't we proved a trinity, at least at a point in time? If Jesus was not the
Father in the manger, then it was not a Oneness.

If any of you would rather address this question in private, please use my
address below.

Christian love,
Floyd E. Avery
mailto:feavery@worldnet.att.net

So I'll worship only at the feet of Jesus. His cup alone-my Holy
Grail.                             
There'll be no other gods before Him. Just Jesus only will never fail.