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Appendix A – The Doctrine of the Trinity

Mar 1999 - Apr 1999
Sermons in this series
Lesson 119 – Trinity – Review
Thu, Apr 15, 1999
by Charles Clough
Series: Appendix A – The Doctrine of the Trinity
Duration: 1 hr 21 mins 12 secs
Solitary monotheism is totally incompatible with the God of the Scripture. Implications of the hypostatic union. God cannot be revealed any more clearly than He is in the Person of Jesus Christ. Ultimately, all murder is a sinful response toward God Himself. The doctrine of the Trinity. The implications of the Trinity. Divine institutions. Questions and answers.
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Lesson 118 – Trinity – Five Distinct Propositions
Thu, Mar 25, 1999
by Charles Clough
Series: Appendix A – The Doctrine of the Trinity
Duration: 1 hr 9 mins 18 secs
We can know God, but cannot comprehend Him. The Creator-creature distinction as it relates to knowledge. The tools of reasoning we use are derivatives of God’s attributes. God’s threeness relates to modes of being, not merely roles. Questions and answers.
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Lesson 117 – Trinity – Supporting New Testament Data
Thu, Mar 18, 1999
by Charles Clough
Series: Appendix A – The Doctrine of the Trinity
Duration: 1 hr 12 mins 43 secs
The deity of Jesus Christ. New Testament supporting data for the full deity and the full personhood of God the Holy Spirit. Man’s sense of absolutes is derived from God’s character. God is all of His attributes. All of God is righteousness; all of God is justice, etc. Questions and answers.
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Lesson 116 – Trinity – Supporting Old Testament Data
Thu, Mar 11, 1999
by Charles Clough
Series: Appendix A – The Doctrine of the Trinity
Duration: 1 hr 21 mins 41 secs
The Trinity. All men know that God exists. Unbelief is self-deception. The unbeliever has to utilize the absolutes of God (create universals) in order to attack God. The one and the many in creation is derivative of the one and the many of the Creator. Old Testament Scripture where plurality in God exists and the Trinity is or may be present. Moses and the prophets saw plurality inside God. Questions and answers.
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