ST207: Systematic Theology — The Holy Trinity: Biblical Grammar and Classical Formulation

This episode outlines a comprehensive theological study of the Holy Trinity, navigating the tension between monotheism and divine plurality through the lens of historical orthodoxy. The text moves from defining the ontological and economic aspects of God to establishing a biblical grammar that identifies the Father, Son, and Spirit as distinct yet co-essential. By examining the definitions of essence and personhood established at the early ecumenical councils, the material provides a framework for identifying ancient heresies like modalism and subordinationism. Ultimately, the source serves as a pedagogical guide for ministry leaders, emphasizing that Trinitarian precision is not mere intellectual exercise but is vital for a correct understanding of the gospel and pastoral practice.