TRINITY, Table of Contents

The Doctrine of the Trinity

“A Scriptural and Historical Overview”

Introduction

1. There is only one God

2. Yet God reveals Himself in the plural sense

3. Yet the Bible reveals distinctions within the Godhead

4. Yet the Bible reveals a unity in the midst of distinction within the Godhead

5. Yet these three distinctions are eternal

6. Yet each is called God

7. Yet each is described as Creator

8. Yet each is described as eternal

9. Yet each is described as inspired

10. Yet each is described as omnipresent

11. Yet each is described as omniscient

12. Yet each is described as omnipotent

13. Yet each is described as holy

14. Yet each is described with resurrection power

15. Yet each is described as truth

16. Yet each is described as sanctifying the believer

17. Yet each is described as preserving the believer to salvation

18. Yet each is described as being an indwelling presence

19. Yet each is described as leading believers

20. Yet each draws believers

21. Yet each gives life

22. The Bible also presents Jesus as YAHWEH (or JEHOVAH)

23. The Bible teaches us that Jesus accepted the worship of others

24. The baptism of Jesus

25. Trinity baptism

26. False Views of the Trinity

27. Proposed illustrations demonstrating the trinity

28. Old Testament passages regarding the trinity

29. New Testament passages regarding the trinity

30. The nature of Jesus Christ

31. Three persons within the Godhead

Trinity and the Early Church Fathers

The Apostles Creed

The Nicene Creed

The Athanasian Creed