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Refuting Objections to the Trinity (Part 1)

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November 26, 2012

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Many skeptics argue from scripture that the Trinity is not in the Bible. This video refutes most common objections that the Trinity is not in the Bible

What is the Trinity?

How to logically explain the Trinity:

The Trinity Explained (part 2):

The Trinity in the New Testament:

The Trinity in the Old Testament:

What About Numbers 23:19:

The Truth about the Council of Nicaea:

More on 1 Thessalonians 4:16:

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