The doctrine of the Trinity is revealed throughout the Old Testament. But did Old Testament believers recognize this truth? In today’s Q&A video, R.C. Sproul and Derek Thomas consider the extent to which God’s people understood His triune nature prior to the New Testament. Don’t forget to ask Ligonier your biblical and theological questions. Just […]

by Dony K. Donev, D.Min. Historical and Doctrinal Formation of Holiness Teachings and Praxis among Bulgarian Pentecostals (D.Phil. research presentation prepared for the Society of Pentecostal Studies, Seattle, 2013 – Lakeland, 2015) The Doctrine of the Trinity was not foreign for the Eastern Orthodox mindset of the first Bulgarian Pentecostals. They grew in a spiritual context where eastern […]

# **Theological confusion concerning the Trinity:** *”Elohim is plural but has absolutely nothing to do with trinity… It means powerful, those who God made powerful carries the title of Elohim. That’s the plurality of the word.” * # **Response to the one denying the Trinity…** # Jesus, in John 10:34, quoted Psalm 82:6 where Elohim-gods […]

Dr. F.J. May teaches on Article II of the Church of God Declaration of Faith. In November 1975, Lee College and Forward in Faith partnered to present a symposium on the Church of God Declaration of Faith. In 1986, Forward in Faith re-released a Centennial Edition of these recordings, which the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center […]

How do Christians view the Trinity in light of John 17:21-23? When I read this, it seems to indicate that Jesus is asking God to make the Apostles one with him as he is with the Father. Does that mean that the Apostles become part of the Trinity?

After a long debate on the doctrine of TRINITY, I see no difference between Modalism and oneness doctrine. But the question is, if it is the same then why different names???