What The Early Christians Believed About the Trinity. The Trinity is one of the central doctrines of Christianity. Probably most Christians have heard of the Nicene Creed, and they think they hold to its teachings on the Deity of Christ. However, as Bercot explains in this message, most Christians today hold to a view of the Trinity that is not in accordance with either the Nicene Creed or the early Christian doctrine of the Trinity.
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What The Early Christians Believed About the Trinity. The Trinity is one of the central doctrines of Christianity. Probably most Christians have heard of the Nicene Creed, and they think they hold to its teachings on the Deity of Christ. However, as Bercot explains in this message, most Christians today hold to a view of the Trinity that is not in accordance with either the Nicene Creed or the early Christian doctrine of the Trinity.
70 minute audio message
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This is a very easy to understand teaching of the pristine knowledge of the TRIUNE GODHEAD as the primative Church understood it from the Apostles of CHRIST. It is refreshing and clear and is in agreement with all that JESUS CHRIST our LORD taught concerning Himself and His Eternity. It is thrilling to be able to line up one’s understanding with the most ancient and origional beliefs of the primative Church. ALL that JESUS said concerning Himself is immutably true. Wonderful. + + +
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