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The very tricky part in this would be how can be One God, not 3 gods united as mormons hold

Big disagreement on the issue of "just how new was the New Covenant"

True, and still others like Dr Sproul partial preterist, think only heretical view would be full blown preterist

Also make Jesus really foolish, as either He could not see Paul rejecting the offer, or else could do nothing about it

He came right up to the logical conclusion of his theology, and then shied away, but he hoped that was true

Reformed Baptists would hold to Charles Spurgeon view I believe in eschatology, that God still has dealings for national Israel, but that will be in great tribulation time, and at the Second Coming they will be converted to Jesus as their promised messiah , that would be the historical premil view

You keep stating all of this, but Bible keeps on refuting you

Jesus is One of 3 Persons of the Godhead

all 3 members are Persons

Excellent, even KJVO types would have to agree to this summary, as its from their own text

Good , but will be rejected as you are using to some an "inferior translation"

So paul could have stated Thanks, but a hard no?

Would love to see the Van inspired bible translation and His inspired Systematic Theology text book

Thought though that those holding to KJV would say the 'real' Kjv would be the one based upon the Scrievner greek text?

That way of speaking though hints at oneness/Modualism

The Puritans in America kept using it for ahile, even after 1611. so they did not hold to KJVO

yes, BUT the Church was instituted and came upon the earth on Pentecost and the Holy Spirit entered into His work to now convict, and to save lost sinners

Must be why he held to Universalism then

They would use though 1 Corinthians 1:17 Paul says, “For Christ did not send me to baptize but to preach the gospel, and not with words of eloquent wisdom, lest the cross of Christ be emptied of its power.”

Except the scriptures does not support notion of lost sinners having capacity within themselves to decides choices like that, those of a spiritual nature