TH218 Doctrine of Divine Omnipresence

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The Doctrine of Divine Omnipresence (TH218) explores one of the attributes of God from scriptural, theological, and ministry perspectives. Potential confusion is often avoided by establishing clear distinction between God’s general and special presence. McGever traces the story of God’s special presence through the biblical witness. He then examines the theological formulation of God’s general presence by examining the doctrine of divine omnipresence in the works of five key theologians from Augustine to Barth. The course concludes by exploring the importance of divine omnipresence in ministerial applications predicated on the reality of the believer’s union with Christ through the indwelling Spirit of God.

Introduction: Why This Topic?

Introducing the Speaker and Course

Introducing the Speaker and Course

3m

Scriptural Foundation: God Is Omnipresent from Pre-Creation to Pentecost and Beyond

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Creation

Creation

8m
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Theological Formulation: God Is Everywhere and Nowhere

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Overview and Transition to Theological Formulation of Omnipresence

Overview and Transition to Theological Formulation of Omnipresence

6m
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Ministerial Applications: Our Limits and Our Union with Christ

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Application: Humans Are Not Omnipresent

Application: Humans Are Not Omnipresent

12m
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Conclusion

Conclusion to the Course

Conclusion to the Course

5m