The Christian tradition has long grappled with the profound mystery of divine unity and the true identity of Jesus Christ. In this essay, I offer a response to that enduring theological conversation—one rooted in the conviction that the entire biblical narrative, from Genesis to Revelation, tells the story of a single, sovereign God: Jehovah. From this perspective, Jesus is not a distinct person apart from Jehovah, but rather the incarnation of that one God, who entered human history to accomplish salvation. This view diverges from popular interpretations, including the "Jesus Only" framework, which I believe falls short by shifting the Bible’s central focus from Jehovah Himself to His earthly manifestation. What follows is a biblically grounded and logically coherent defense of this position, exploring how it addresses key doctrinal questions and sets itself apart from other major Christian theological traditions.