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What the Bible Teaches About the Trinity

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What the Bible Teaches About the Trinity deals with vital matters of the Christian faith in the author’s inimitable style. A superb example of how to deal with deep theological issues in a way that speaks to the ordinary Christian. Read this book and your understanding of sermons and other Christian books will be enhanced. Most of all, you will have a new sense of the glories of the Lord Jesus Christ and fresh insight into the key issue of why only the Christ of the Bible is the only sufficient Saviour for sinners.

Title

What the Bible Teaches About the Trinity
Author(s)

Stuart Olyott
Series

What the Bible Teaches About
ISBN

9780852347461
Format

Paperback
Publisher

Evangelical Press
Topic

Trinity
Audience

Adults
Pages

112
Published

01/08/2011

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Stuart Olyott

Stuart Olyott became a minister when he was 21 and has spent his life preaching as simply, seriously and vividly as possible, both in English and French. He has held pastorates in England, Switzerland and Wales, has preached in conferences on every continent, and is the author of several books.

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What the Bible Teaches About the Trinity

The doctrine of the trinity is easily misunderstood. It can also be poorly illustrated during sermons. This book is brief, but simple and may help the reader clarify issues concerning the relationship between God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. The author shows us that there is a definite order in the God-head, while explaining that none of the members of the trinity are inferior to another. I personally found this book very helpful. I would recommend it to young and mature Christians. On the same subject i would also recommend Donald Macleod's book - 'Shared Life.'