Session 4 - The Doctrine of the Double Nature of Christ

March 05, 2010 • 01:07:15
Session 4 - The Doctrine of the Double Nature of Christ
On the Errors of The Trinity
Session 4 - The Doctrine of the Double Nature of Christ

Mar 05 2010 | 01:07:15

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On the Errors of the TrinityThe cornerstone of Trinitarian doctrine is that Christ is 100% man and 100% God, that is, Christ has two natures in one person. However, Jesus himself stated that he only does what God shows or tells him, and that God is greater than he. The Scriptures describe Jesus as divine, meaning God-like, but that doesn’t mean he is equal to God.The Trinitarian doctrine is neither defined nor supported by scripture.  Verses: Matt. 16:13; Mark 13:32; John 1:18; 14:27  Teacher: Don Snedeker
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