The Trinity, Paperback/Dr Robert a. Morey

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What is unique about this Trinity Book?Dr. Morey clearly documents in his Trinity book that God is multi-personal and that this was taught in the Old Testament, Intertestamental Jewish writings, and the literature of the Early Church. Unintimidated by the tide of human thought in contemporary philosophy, ethics, and even liberal theology, Dr. Robert A. Morey builds a theoretically sound, intellectually compelling, and biblically based case for the Trinity within the context of those issues that will dominate twenty-first century thought. From the unique vantage point as a professional researcher of those issues which affect the Christian Church and its role in Western culture, Dr. Morey brings a perspective to his study of the triune God that makes this a work of unparalleled significance to all who desire to understand and positively impact the world in which we live. Carefully documented scholarship combined with a straight-forward and journalistic writing style make this a serious work that can and should be read by every thinking contemporary Christian. A beacon of sanity. A foundation of certainty. A timely and compelling reexamination of the biblical reality of God and his absolute character in light of a twenty-first century society awash in meaningless relativism. Dr. Robert A. Morey is internationally respected as one of the best theologians and apologists in the 21st Century. He is the author of over 60 books. Dr. Morey's educational background includes Classical Greek as well as Koine Greek, Hebrew, philosophy, "Jewish" and "Rabbinic writings" such as the Midrash, Mishnah, Talmuds, Dead Sea Scrolls, and Apocalyptic literature. Dr. Gleason Archer, professor at Fuller Theological Seminary and Trinity Divinity School, reviewed Dr. Morey's book on the Trinity as the best work on the Trinity ever written. Dr. Morey has discovered new evidence from The Dead Sea Scrolls on the deity of Messiah and the triune nature of God. Dr. Robert A. Morey Ph. D., D. Min., D. D. Fai