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Understanding the Trinity from the Scriptures: It's all about God's Love for You

Understanding the Trinity from the Scriptures: It's all about God's Love for You

Paperback

Bible Studies

ISBN10: 1978167644
ISBN13: 9781978167643
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Oct 10 2017
Pages: 136
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.29 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Understanding the Trinity from the Scriptures - It's all about God's Love for You, is an easy to understand, non-denominational explanation of the unity of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit taken directly from the Word of God. The author, H.D. Shively, had been a Bible scholar for over forty years, and in fulltime ministry in the churches for twenty-six years, but had not explored the doctrine of the Trinity in any depth until accused of being a polytheist by a Muslim. This book explains why the unity of God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit is not polytheism or tritheism.

The author examines how the three are unified from the scriptures, and most importantly, how the Trinity is involved in the salvation of mankind. This book also includes a chapter on how to receive salvation and eternal life though the Messiah Jesus.

Because the definition of the Trinity in this book comes from the scriptures alone as it should be; and not anyone's opinion or philosophy, it will challenge many conventional definitions that have deviated from the word of God. Understanding the Trinity from the Scriptures is set apart from other volumes that do not use the scriptures as their sole source for the explanation of the miraculous union of Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

If we cannot teach the Trinity from the word of God, we have no business teaching it as the word of God. - H.D. Shively

Comments from our readers. - Very fine work. Very fine.

Your explanations of the issue look terrific.

This is almost as good as Spurgeon, and he was very, very good.

An excellent thesis! - Rev. R. Beaumeir, Phd, Evangelical Trinitarian Doctor of Theology

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