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Book SynopsisA creative exercise in trinitarian theology that takes Pentecost as the basis for developing a relational, multiple-model understanding of the triune God.
Trade ReviewThis is a fine, concise, systematic and inspiring book about the Trinity. Atkinson's style, as those who have read his other books know, is noted for its clarity and precision ... This is a book that I hope will become a classic among Pentecostals since it addresses issues that are well beyond the sterile argumentation that sometimes occurs. William K. Kay, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association, vol 35 issue 1, April 2015 "Atkinson is an extremely clear writer, and I would recommend this book to anyone, academically trained or otherwise...to anyone who seeks to understand more about the Spirit's role and importance within the Trinity, and to anyone who is interested in exploring a fresh, but ultimately very traditional, account of the doctrine of the Trinity." -Joanna Leidenhag, The Expository Times, Volume 127(5), 2016
Table of ContentsPreface 1 Introductory Matters 2 Pentecost and the Spirit 3 Pentecost and the Son 4 Pentecost and the Father 5 Pentecost and the Trinity Bibliography Subject Index Author Index Ancient Document Index
