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421 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.34
… a Trinity. From this point of view it is inconceivable that the Old Testament revelation should know nothing of the Trinity. Accordingly, I. A. Dorner, for example …
422 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.35
… the Trinity, we cannot help perceiving with great clearness in the New Testament abundant evidence that its writers felt no incongruity whatever between …
423 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.37
… the Trinity. The whole book is Trinitarian to the core; all its teaching is built on the assumption of the Trinity; and its allusions to the Trinity are frequent …
424 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.38
… the Trinity, therefore, if we study exactness of speech, as revealed in the New Testament, any more than we can speak of it as revealed in the Old Testament. The …
425 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.39
… the Trinity to which allusion has been made. We may from it understand, for example, why the Trinity was not revealed in the Old Testament. It may carry us a little …
426 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.40
… the Trinity; and that when we go to the New Testament for evidence of the Trinity we are to seek it, not merely in the scattered allusions to the Trinity as such …
427 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.41
… the Trinity are brought together are much more numerous than, perhaps, is generally supposed; but it should be recognized that the formal collocation of …
428 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.46
… the Trinity is formulated in passages like these, with which the whole mass of our Lord's discourses in John are strewn; but it certainly is presupposed in …
429 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.47
… the Trinity. We are not witnessing here the birth of the doctrine of the Trinity; that is presupposed. What we are witnessing is the authoritative announcement …
430 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.49
… the Trinity underlies their whole fabric also, we naturally go first of all to the letters of Paul. Their very mass is impressive; and the definiteness with …
431 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.50
Continued in TRINITY, 2 .
432 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.1
Trinity, 2
433 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.2
Trinity, 2 - Continued from TRINITY, 1 .
434 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.3
… . The Trinity is alluded to rather than asserted; but it is so alluded to as to show that it constitutes the determining basis of all Paul's thought of the God …
435 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.6
… the Trinity were enshrined in the terms "Father" and "Son." Paul is thinking of the Trinity, to be sure, from the point of view of a worshipper, rather than from that …
436 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.7
… the Trinity. To the fact of the Trinity--to the fact, that is, that in the unity of the Godhead there subsist three Persons, each of whom has his particular part …
437 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.9
… the Trinity in the redemptive process, and, more broadly, in the entire dealing of God with the world--the principle of subordination is clearly expressed …
438 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.10
… the Trinity, order, significance and reality are brought to every element of it. Accordingly, the doctrine of the Trinity and the doctrine of redemption, historically …
439 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.11
… the Trinity in the church was the church's profound conviction of the absolute Deity of Christ, on which as on a pivot the whole Christian conception of God …
440 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.12
… the Trinity at length came to expression, particularly in the West, through the brilliant dialectic of Tertullian. It was thus ready at hand, when, in the early …