Doreen Virtue
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Modalism Heresy Explained
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October 2, 2023
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October 2, 2023
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31:54Now PlayingAccording to the heretical teaching of modalism, the Holy Trinity is like ice, water, and steam - or involves God the Father putting on flesh to come to earth. These are examples of the modalism heresy that you’ll hear in today’s video, as Pastor Chris Rosebrough of Fighting for the Faith breaks down clips of Priscilla Shirer, Billy Graham, T.D. Jakes, and Tony Evans. You’ll also hear examples of the false teaching of partialism, when the Holy Trinity is compared to a pretzel or a 3-leaf clover. Pastor Rosebrough clearly teaches us what modalism is, and how to avoid it by steering clear of analogies and trusting in God’s descriptions of the co-equal, co-eternal three Persons of the Holy Trinity as written in the Bible.
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