The Myth of the Trinity Hierarchy

For centuries, theologians have wrestled to define the mystery of the Godhead, often reducing divine oneness into human hierarchy. The Myth of the Trinity Hierarchy confronts one of the most deeply rooted misconceptions in church history — the idea that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit exist in a ranked order of authority.
Drs. Michael and Jacinta Lee guide readers through Scripture with prophetic insight and Kingdom clarity, revealing that there is no hierarchy in divinity — only unity in essence, equality in authority, and harmony in operation. The Father did not delegate power to a lesser Son, nor does the Spirit operate beneath the Son’s command. All three are one in will, purpose, and presence, expressing different functions but the same divine identity.
Drawing from both biblical theology and spiritual revelation, this book dismantles religious tradition while exalting the incarnational truth that “the fullness of the Godhead dwelt bodily in Christ.” In Jesus, the invisible became visible — the eternal Word proceeded forth from the Father, not as second in command, but as God manifest in the flesh. And through the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, that same divine fullness now abides in every believer.
The Myth of the Trinity Hierarchy calls the Church to rethink what it means to be made in God’s image — not subject to a celestial chain of command, but invited into the same oneness shared within the Godhead itself. The Kingdom of God is not built on ranks and titles, but on revelation and relationship.
This is more than a theological correction; it is a restoration of Kingdom truth — a call to live, lead, and minister from the revelation of divine equality. The same Spirit that was in Christ now speaks, moves, and reigns in us.
Truth has no hierarchy — only glory shared.