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Author:
Humphrey Moore

e-Sword Version:
9.x - 10.x

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trinity, God, Jesus, Holy Spirit, Father

I found this to be an interesting study of the Trinity, where the author explores the "plurality of God". He seems to take the plurality and distinction of the "persons" of the Trinity a little further than I've heard previously. This module is a little rough around the edges (it's not a Dr. Dave style perfect module). David Cox brought it over from Archive.org as a Word module, and I corrected some of the spelling problems and verse references. But it needs more work, especially on the Hebrew and Greek (I lack the expertise in this area). If your interested in the trinity, however, it's interesting reading.

Humprey Moore explores God’s attributes in relation to the persons of the Trinity. Some chapters are: The Existence of God, Unity of God, Plurality in Divine Nature, the Father, in what sense is Christ the Son of God, divine attributes and names, and various studies on Christ as God.

CONTENTS.

The existence of God
The Unity of God
Plurality in the Divine Nature
On the Father.
In what sense Christ is the Son of God
Divine names given to Christ.
Divine attributes ascribed to Christ.
Christ the Author of Creation.
Christ possesses divine authority.
Divine honors given to the Son of God
Christ’s raising the dead and judging the world, are evidences of his divinity.
On the humiliation and exaltation of Jesus Christ.
Christ’s divinity argued from the place he holds in our system of religion, and in believers’ hearts
Christ the Author of salvation
On the Mediatorial office of Jesus Christ
Christ the Angel of the Covenant
The opinions of the ancient Jews respecting the Son of God
The opinions of the Christian Fathers respecting Jesus Christ
On the Atonement of Christ
On the Humanity of Christ
A summary View of the evidences of the divinity of Jesus Christ
On the Distinction and Divinity of the Holy Spirit
The connexion of Divine Plurality with other doctrines of the Sacred Scriptures