Final Verdict: Why the Trinity Cannot Stand in Adventism: Unmasking the Doctrinal Shift That Rewired

The Final Verdict: Why the Trinity Cannot Stand in Adventism is a bold, meticulously researched exposé that challenges the Trinity doctrine's place within Seventh-day Adventism.
What if the doctrine you've trusted is Satan's Trojan horse, poised to unravel Adventism in the time of trouble? In this groundbreaking work, Mario Pelser delivers a scriptural sledgehammer to the Trinity doctrine, exposing its contradictions and its betrayal of Seventh-day Adventism's very foundations and how it will soon become the Achilles heel of the SDA General Conference.
With unwavering clarity, author Mario Pelser dismantles the Trinitarian claims that have infiltrated the church, revealing their contradictions through irrefutable evidence from Scripture, Ellen White's writings, and the non-Trinitarian legacy of Adventist pioneers.
From the Old Testament's monotheism (Deuteronomy 6:4) to Jesus' testimony in John 17:3, this book affirms one God, the Father, His begotten Son, Jesus Christ, and their Spirit as a shared divine presence-not a separate person. Across 22 chapters, Pelser employs a Socratic approach, posing hard-hitting questions: Why do Trinitarian claims collapse under scrutiny? How did Satan's "Trojan horse" enter Adventism? Why do some Trinitarians resort to name-calling when faced with biblical truth?
This is not just a theological debate-it's a wake-up call for Adventists to return to the simplicity of God's Word before the time of trouble. Pelser exposes the psychological traps binding believers to the Trinity, offering a path to freedom through childlike faith (Matthew 18:3). With appendices of key texts and Ellen White quotes, plus recommended resources, The Final Verdict equips readers to know "the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent" (John 17:3).
Perfect for Adventists, theologians, and truth-seekers, this book is a clarion call to reject mystery for clarity, preparing God's remnant for the final crisis. Will you test your faith against Scripture, or cling to a doctrine that betrays its own foundational claims? The choice is yours, but the time is short.