all nations until the consummation of the ages, convert sinners to believe and glorify God and to make them qualify for the eternal life in heaven. They believe in God the Father, Jesus Christ the Son, and the Holy Spirit but they adopt a nontrinitarianism orientation, rejecting the Trinitarian concept that there is "one God in three co-equal persons", which for them is against the Bible. They believe that the Father is greater than all, greater than Jesus Christ as declared by Christ himself. They do not observe customs and traditions which they consider to have pagan origins incompatible with Christianity. Church members prefer to be called and identified as plain "Christians". God the Father The Almighty God is also called as "God of Israel" citing , the creator of the universe (), with his Son, Jesus Christ (). God cannot lie. God is not omniscient (he does not know ahead of time all future human actions and choices), and God is not omnipresent (he created hell but is not there). The Lord Jesus Christ Jesus Christ is the Father's only Begotten Son (in Romanized Greek: Monogenēs theos) as mentioned in . For them, Christ is the Wonderful, Counselor, a true and Mighty God, Prince of Peace referred in . He is the only savior of mankind and the only way to the kingdom of God in heaven (, , ; ). He is recognized as the Apostle, High Priest () and Mediator () of the church. They believe that Christ descended on earth from the bosom of the Father, suffered for the redemption of sin, died on the cross, resurrected after three days, ascended to heaven and sat on the right side of God. The Holy Spirit The Holy Spirit is the "comforter" citing , sent by the Father and Christ, to give spiritual happiness and to help the brethren in his or her weaknesses, and to console a believer in times of persecution and trials (). Prayer Prayer is a basic doctrine in the church. All church gatherings, either spiritual or socio-civic, begin and end with prayers. The church believes that it is a commandment of God to live a prayerful life based on . To encourage its members to pray, the church launched an exclusive 24/7 prayer service website on March 6, 2011, enabling access to continuous singing of praises and hourly community prayer to God. They