TH212 A Reformed Doctrine of God: Essence and Attributes

TH212 A Reformed Doctrine of God: Essence and Attributes

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A Reformed Doctrine of God: Essence and Attributes (TH212) discusses difficult questions about God, such as who he is and what he does, even while embracing the mystery of God. Dr. K. Scott Oliphint reflects on the covenant-redemptive qualities of the relational Trinity as well as a wide variety of the attributes of God. The course covers both essential and covenantal characteristics, in addition to the workings of God in view of his decrees, will, providence, and knowledge.
Introduction

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

2m

Attributes of God

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Categorical Distinctions of Our Trinitarian God

Categorical Distinctions of Our Trinitarian God

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Covenant Redemption and the Second Person of the Trinity

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The Centrality of the Doctrine of Christ

The Centrality of the Doctrine of Christ

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Essential Characteristics of God

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The Simplicity of God

The Simplicity of God

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The Workings of God

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God Is What He Thinks He Is

God Is What He Thinks He Is

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Conclusion

Concluding the Course

Concluding the Course

3m