Bartleman – Deity of Christ
Bartleman’s Deity of Christ is a 6 chapter work on various verses and resources and quotes on the Deity of Christ, and some items on the relationship in the Trinity.
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Berkhof, Louis – Summary of Christian Doctrine
In this 22 chapter doctrines book, Berkhof (Presbyterian and Reformed) looks at some typical systematic theology themes: Revelation, Scripture, Nature-Names-Attributes of God, the Trinity, Creation, Divine Decrees, Providence, Man, Sin, States and offices of Christ, Salvation and Sanctification.
Cole Biblical Theology of The New Testament
Cole Biblical Theology of The New Testament is a 23 chapters work and is a biblical study on different NT theology topics
Slick, M. – Essential Doctrines of Christianity
The Bible itself reveals those doctrines that are essential to the Christian faith. They are 1) the Deity of Christ, 2) Salvation by Grace, 3) Resurrection of Christ, 4) the gospel, and 5) monotheism. These are the doctrines the Bible says are necessary.
This small article could very well determine whether you are in or out of the Christian Faith
Litmus Test: You have to believe items 1-5 to be in the Christian Faith.
Watson, Thomas – Body of Practical Divinity
Thomas Watson Body of Practical Divinity is a set of sermons on different doctrinal topics of the Westminster Catechism.
Cox, David – Understanding the Bible Doctrine of the Trinity
Cox details the evidence for the doctrine of the Trinity in the Bible looking dozens of different angles.
Alford Scriptural Doctrine of the Trinity
This is a 17 page examination and defense of the doctrine of the Trinity. Alford examines Christ’s humanity as well as his divinity. Specifically Alford establishes Christ’s divine traits (omniscience, wisdom, omnipresence, immutability, omnipotence, equality with the Father, deity), and then he examines issues of the trinity, plurality of the Godhead, number of persons in the Godhead, the Father-Son-Spirit are one God. Then Alford examines the consequences of this doctrine, specifically in the light of the Unitarian’s denial of it, and finally Alford examines criticisms of the Trinity.