The Trinity

by John Yell

Much has been written about the concept of Trinity or three parts over the centuries. From simply meaning God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit to what we hear in many churches is disturbing. Debates about predestination and subordination seem to never end. Due to the great number of denominations, the definition of a Christian has suffered, watered down in a corrupt world. From the simplicity of the Bible has come a rash of new doctrines that boggles the mind. What used to be straightforward in the 1st century is now twisted and turned into many ways of thinking about the Bible, for Old and New Testaments. If you want a good summary with Bible-based reasoning, this book is for you.

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First published January 1, 1987

Reviews

[James · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the best introductions to the doctrine of the Holy Trinity. It is pity that it has been allowed to go out of print.

I re-read this frequently. I mislaid my copy and bought one from the United States for over £20. Money I consider well spent I think so highly of this work.

[Cary Weisbaum]

Excellent, doctrinally sound, easy-to-grasp explanation of the trinity and the deity of Christ.