That's a good question. I assume that you mean to ask if there are any groups/churches that hold to the Trinitarian doctrine and yet baptize in the name of Jesus only. I cannot think of any offhand.
I wish I did. I think some independent churches might use the Papal method or Jesus and the Apostle's method if you request it. It's been decades since I learned of this. But do not even think of the oneness groups as a suitable alternative. They preach another Jesus that you do not want part of.
Yes, the oneness preach that false doctrine. I stay away from them but really have no group to fellowship with. God willing I plan to begin teaching by radio. Perhaps there are sheep who will hear his voice and be properly baptized. So many clergy are using them for money.
Wouldn't someone who affirms the following be in that group also?
But it's the name of Jesus that causes the demons to flee. The power is in the name.
What does that have to do with the claim that Jesus IS HIMSELF the Triune God that Christians affirm?
“And they called them, and commanded them not to speak at all nor teach in the name of Jesus.” Acts 4:18 (KJV 1900) Why do you suppose this is? Or why the pope would try to move people away from this? Do you think the Reformers were right about him being the Antichrist?
Not changing the subject like that, but if someone says that he believes Jesus himself was the Trinity in the flesh, it seems necessarily to be a denial of the Trinitarian nature of God.
“For in him dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily.” Colossians 2:9 (KJV 1900)
Yes, he was God. That isn't the issue.
I'd suggest not becoming a disciple of Granville Sharp in preference to 2000 years of Christian history and thought.
I hope you know that for every verse you imagine debunks the idea of the Trinity, there are probably a dozen that affirm it.
Did you know the bible Jesus and the disciples used, also the first-century church, called the LXX, translated YHWH as Lord? Because of this, believers knew the Lord Jesus is YHWH.
Yes, Jehovah God was referred to as Lord in the OT, and Jesus was addressed as Lord according to some NT verses, but this doesn't mean that there was no Holy Spirit who was God or the Father who was God. That would be impossible to argue, using the Bible, but the Triune nature of our God wasn't understood at that time. During the earlier days of his public ministry Jesus wasn't recognized as the Messiah, but his followers finally caught on to that and also to the truth that he was God.
Did you know that the OT teaches the Trinity doctrine explicitly?
Amen!
That wasn't a baptism. Not if we judge by what the Bible teaches about baptism.
Sure it was. Jesus baptised me in the holy ghost. It was Aug 31,1998.It was on a Monday close to noon.
People believe what they will, and they're usually entirely sincere about it. But not only would your experience, if viewed as Christian baptism, defy numerous references to and descriptions of Christian baptism, but you're telling us that you were the recipient of something that is never, ever, mentioned in Scripture. That's despite the many references to Baptism there...and it also stands in contrast to the experience of the billions of other Christians in history who were baptized in the Scriptural fashion.
How did he baptize you?
That is Incorrect.