The Trinity Part 2

The Trinity Part 2 (continued) "These Councils decided that the terms Father, Son, and Spirit, were not expressive merely of relations ad extra, analogous to the terms, Creator, Preserver, and…

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The Trinity Part 3

The Trinity Part 3 (continues) invisible God, the firstborn (Gr: prototokos) of all creation." He (the Son) is then described as the Creator in what could only be called exhaustive…

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The Trinity Part 4

The Trinity Part 4 (continues) III. Christological Concepts "Therefore, following the holy Fathers, we all with one accord teach men to acknowledge one and the same Son, our Lord Jesus…

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The Trinity Part 5

The Trinity Part 5 (continued) "But if the Father is unbegotten, does it not follow that he alone is the absolute Being? and is not this Arianism? Not so. For…

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The Trinity Part 6

The Trinity Part 6 (continued) "Therefore, when we say that Jesus is both God and Man, we mean that He is both Father and Son. As the Father, He is…

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The Trinity Part 7

The Trinity Part 7 (continued) Finally, a common element of Oneness-Pentecostal writing is the criticism of the usage of non-Biblical terminology to answer the questions of God's existence and being.…

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The Trinity Part 8

The Trinity Part 8 (continued) 5:1. However, this attempt fails for the two instances in Hebrews are different syntactical constructions; the presence of the neuter plural article before the phrase…

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