It has support but is not explicitly in Holy Scripture. Oneness Pentecostals reject the Trinity because they can't find it in their bibles.
Jesus didn't write the New Testament. His followers did, and *all of* His teachings were believed before they were written.
And that is just one more of the reasons why no one should meddle with the Holy Scriptures. Even less so heretics who consciously opted for changing sentences and ripping books out on a whim.
Once you read "History of the heresies and their refutations", from Saint Alphonse-Marie de Ligório, you will see how well documented is the whole process of the protestant stupidity and arrogance.
Why do all Roman Catholics lie about the Bible?
Yes, the Trinity is explicitly in Scripture. To attempt to deny this is so ridiculous that you should have your Internet privileges revoked. The state should literally, physically rip the cables out of the ground that connect to your house.
All you're doing is revealing that you've never actually read or comprehended the Bible, which you also pretend to believe is from God.
Moreover, as I mentioned before, it's just patently false. The Fathers who formulated the doctrine explicitly did so on the basis of Scripture. Your take is historically illiterate, in addition to being Biblically illiterate.
No one cares what Oneness Pentecostals believe. You may as well be appealing to Muslims or Buddhists. Personal opinions have no relevance to what's actually there.
You are not even creative.
All of your errors have been made by protestants and answered by real scholars.
Here
https://www.catholic.com/magazine/online-edition/the-curious-case-of-the-protestant-bible
And here:
https://www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/protestantisms-old-testament-problem
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As concerning who the Israelites tempted in the wilderness, 1 Corinthians 10:9 identifies Christ, Hebrews 3:7-9 identifies the Holy Ghost, Psalm 95 identifies Jehovah.
Christ prays to the Father, while also saying He is one with the Father.
Whichever way you harmonise these facts will lead you to upholding the Godhead.
