According to the Bible and the Qur’an, Adam was the first human, and God taught him all the words. From Adam, language spread to his descendants. Over time, different regions, cultures, and physical environments led to the development of many distinct languages, even though they share common origins (such as Indo-European, Afroasiatic, Sino-Tibetan, Austronesian, Niger-Congo, etc.).

The Qur’an mentions that around 124,000 prophets were sent throughout human history to different peoples. Jesus was the last prophet before Muhammad, and Muhammad reaffirmed the same core message found in earlier scriptures: worship the Creator, not the creation. All prophets - Jesus, Moses, David, Muhammad, and many others - respected one another, and people should do the same. The Qur’an is viewed as the final revelation from the same one God to whom Jesus also prayed. That's why I am following it, because I love all the prophets - delivering the same message from the same God, but to other folks, tribes and human being.

There's is no analogous term to the holy trinity, I could say that its like a triangle where there are sides but all makes a triangle. But each sides (Father, Son, Holy Spirit) are still fully God. That could be a way of God saying there is nothing like him.

If there was a God that wanted to spread his word, wouldnt he be powerful enough to create languages to spread his word instead of gatekeeping it in one language?

One of the two most used alphabets in the world. The latin alphabet was made and popularized to spread the words of the bible. The cyrillic alphabet was literally created to spread the word of God.

There are many verses in the bible that explain the divinity of Jesus Christ. But I wont get into that. Thank you for being respectful towards me with your view. But this is just my view, i can give you more evidences that tell of my view but I know that God is real and the bible explains it thoroughly

Dear bro, I really respect your question, you try to think and reflect:

jesus never said that he wants to be praised as a god, show me please when in bible it says that jesus said that.

Jesus only said many times that people should pray to God in the way how he did; not to himself - so he expects people to pray to God, not to himself - but christians actually pray to Jesus instead of praying to God, that's where the issue is. Why people don't pray to the Creator (God, in arabic: Allah (Term for Only God)), but to the Creature (Jesus)?

if Jesus was God, and there was another God to whom Jesus prayed to, then there must be 2 god's.

That's not possible as christianity is like islam and judaism a monotheism religion, what means you believe in one God only.

So in islam we pray to the creator, not to the creation, because creator is almighty and the creation not, just as jesus passed away and returned to the Only God, how we all human do one day.