Understanding the Trinity

The Trinity is the belief that God is one God but expressed in three Persons ? Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Yet the so-called ?Christian? cults reject the concept of the Trinity in favour of Unitarianism, the belief that the Father is God, the Son is special but still only the Son, and the Holy Spirit is merely God?s active force. In fact, one of the most difficult to understand ideas taught in the Bible is the concept of the Trinity. Understanding The Trinity explains in simple terms what is essentially a very profound, divine truth. If you've ever struggled to explain to someone that the Trinity is a Biblical truth with important practical implications, and not just a concept for theologians to debate, this book is for you. Beginning in the Old Testament, Tony Llewellyn outlines how the inspired Jewish Scriptures foreshadowed the truth that God is more than one person, explains how the very name of God affirms His plurality, and reveals the teaching that the promised Messiah would be God Himself. In the New Testament, the Trinity is taught more explicitly and Understanding The Trinity delves into its teaching on the deity of Christ as well as looking at some of the objections. Also covered is information on why teaching on the Trinity really matters and the roles of the separate persons of the Godhead, including the Holy Spirit.