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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2024 · 18 MIN

First Fridays with TBS Alum Jacob Figueroa

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First Fridays with TBS Alum Jacob FigueroaJoin us on this episode of First Fridays as TBS alum Jacob Figueroa discusses his groundbreaking new book, The Trinity in Eden: Tears of Sorrow, Tears of Joy.Purchase book at: https://www.nehemiahpress.com/post/the-trinity-in-edenHistoric Christianity has long affirmed the New Testament's portrayal of God as three distinct yet unified persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. While the term “Trinity” isn’t found in the Bible, it has become a cornerstone of Christian doctrine, sparking centuries of debate among scholars.But what about the Old Testament? In The Trinity in Eden, Jacob Figueroa explores the linguistic and theological implications of the Bible's oldest narratives, from creation to the tower of Babel. His research delves into God’s names, plural pronouns, and the curse of the serpent, uncovering evidence that the concept of the Trinity has roots as ancient as Scripture itself.Tune in to this enlightening discussion about faith, history, and the profound mystery of the Triune God!Support the show

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First Fridays with TBS Alum Jacob Figueroa Join us on this episode of First Fridays as TBS alum Jacob Figueroa discusses his groundbreaking new book, The Trinity in Eden: Tears of Sorrow, Tears of Joy. Purchase book at: https://www.nehemiahpress.com/post/the-trinity-in-eden Historic Christianity has long affirmed the New Testament's portrayal of God as three distinct yet unified persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. While the term “Trinity” isn’t found in the Bible, it has become a corners...

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