The Trinity doctrine presupposes the existence of a God with one essence but three persons. Another doctrine (Oneness Pentecostals) asserts that God has revealed himself in three modes: first as the God of the Old Testament, then as Jesus, and finally as the Holy Spirit. Together these doctrines are embraced by the vast majority of Christianity, but are these beliefs founded in Holy Scripture? Are they based upon the teachings of the first Christians? Does the Trinity conceal polytheism? Does the Oneness doctrine, which denies the Trinity, also deny Christ in the process? Does it deny God, himself? Who is Jehovah? And who is Yahweh?The Lost God of the Apostles answers these questions and many more, using the words of Christ's earliest followers. Come on a journey of discovery. See God through the eyes of first century Christians who walked and talked with Jesus, the "Son of God." Their words are captured in the Bible. They should define Christian doctrine, not councils and synods that took place centuries later.Christian scholars quietly acknowledge that the Trinity and all of its heretical offshoots are extra-biblical constructs that were formed decades, and even centuries, after the first Christians lived. Many were martyred for their faith in Jesus and in their God.The Lost God of the Apostles: Truth Leads the Way allows those chosen by Jesus to be heard over the clatter of church tradition.