Introduction
The Trinity in the Old Testament
The Trinity in Genesis
The Trinity mentioned by the prophet Isaiah
Jewish scholars who believe in the plurality of God
Objections to the Trinity
The idea of the "Royal We"
False accusation about the Trinity
Understanding the meaning of "Echad"
Evidence that Jesus is God
Jesus can do the same things as God the Father
Old Testament prophets that Indicate that Jesus is God
Book of Malachi indicates that Jesus is God
New Testament verses that Indicate that Jesus is God
God the Father, called Jesus God and Lord
Jesus said He Is God
Objections to Jesus being God
How can Jesus be God if God does not sleep?
How can Jesus be God if He was a servant?
If Jesus was God, why did He say that He was sent by God?
Why didn’t Jesus directly say, “I am God”?
How can Jesus be God if He said only God is good?
How can God pray to God?
How can Jesus be God when the Bible says God is not a man?
How can Jesus be God if He grew in wisdom?
How can Jesus be God if He was tempted?
How can Jesus be God if He said He cannot do anything of Himself?
How can Jesus be God when He said the Father is greater than Him?
If Jesus is God, why did He not say, "Worship Me"?
How can Jesus be God if He did not know the hour of His coming?
Evidence that the Holy Spirit is a person
General Attributes
The Holy Spirit speaks and communicates
The Holy Spirit makes decisions and gives commands
The Holy Spirit can be sinned against
Evidence that the Holy Spirit is God
The Holy Spirit is called God and is equated with God’s presence
The Holy Spirit speaks as God
The divine attributes of the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit performs divine works
Roles of the Godhead
The Trinity working together
Role of God the Father
Role of God the Son (Jesus Christ)
Role of the Holy Spirit