OF THE

CLEAR DISPLAY

OF THE

TRINITY,

FROM DIVINE REVELATION:

IN THREE PARTS.

WITH

AN ADDRESS TO ENQUIRING CHRISTIANS.

To which is added, by way of Appendix,

A KEY

TO THE

SCRIPTURE CHARACTER OF JESUS CHRIST,

By A! MURRAY.

SECOND EDITION.

Hear, O Israel, JEHOVAH, onr Elohim, is one JEHOVAH. Deut. vi. 4.
Whosoever shall confess that Jesus is the Son of God, God dwelleth in
him, and he in God.

1 John iv. 15.

Whether it be right in the sight of God, to hearken unto men more than

unto God, judge ye?–We ought to obey God rather than men.

Acts iv. 19.-V. 29.

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CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION.

BUT two ways of knowing God.-Our notions of spirit all nega-

tive.—Revelation the only rule.-Speculations of the schools
unnecessary.-The general intention of the work.

PART 1.
SECT. I. p. 45.-Texts that prove there is but one God.-One

almighty and omnipotent,-infinite,-eternal and unchangeable.
-One Being to be worshipped.

SECT. II. p. 50.-That there is a divine plurality.--JEHOVAH

and Elohim not properly translated.-ELOHIM a plural.
False ideas of it as a plural removed. The word GOD not a
proper translation of it.—True import of ELOHIM.-Other
nouns that express a plurality - Texts which seem to limit the
divine plurality to three.- Difficulties concerning a divine plu-
rality removed.

secs: III. p. 65.--The proper Deity of the LORD JESUS CHRIST

and the Holy Ghost proved from express scripture--Name
JEHOVAH ascribed to-Lord in the most absolute sense-The
dame God.-Rom. ix. 5.' considered.--The texts considered
where Christ is distinguished from God by the copulative and
-Creation work ascribed to-Inditing revelation---Author of
the divine law-Breakers thereof tempt Christ and the Spirit-
Omnipresence ascribed to-Dwelling in the saints-Holiness-
Fountain of life-Absolute power---Raising the dead-All spiri-
mal and divine operations. -Evidence in scripture language un•
avoidable.

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