Have you never noticed that all of the verses you quote to support "faith + works" salvation all come from books that are all addressed to Jews, Hebrews, or the 12 tribes? That they never come from Paul's epistles?
Seems rather odd, don't you think? Paul states faith, and no works, James says faith AND works. They are the exact antitheses of each other. Why? Because Paul is talking to a completely different group of people than are Peter, James, John, and the others. They teach a different message than does Paul. You can't get around that fact.
If Paul was teaching the same as the Apostles, then why, when Paul was converted, didn't the Apostles just teach him what they were teaching? Why would Jesus have to give Paul special revelation if what He wanted him to teach is something the other Apostles already knew?
GT, we've been through this before, but you're just too dense and stubborn to even consider that you are incorrect.
None, not one, or these verses even come close to refuting trinitarian beliefs.
In addition, the word one in English here is the closest word we have for the Hebrew word ehad, which, in fact, means one of plurality, and not one of singularity. You have no ground to stand on.