The Holy Trinity: In Scripture, History, Theology, and Worship

In this large work, Robert Letham gives the Biblical foundations for the doctrine of the Trinity, and leads to discussion on Incarnation, worship + prayer, Creation + Missions, and Persons. \\nIt was very interesting and thoughtful, and gives you a lot to think deeply about. He shows that we do not think carefully and thoroughly enough about one God in three Persons. It was enjoyable to read, sometimes difficult, but always rewarding. \\nThe large middle section of the book, traces the doctrine in the history of the Church, which I chose not to read, but is useful for reference. \\nRecommend for anyone serious about contemplating the Glory and wonder of God. \\n

was reluctant to read this book knowing the author's criticism of Robert Raymond's work of systematic theology pertaining to his articulation of the Trinity. but found it refreshing to read that in this revised work he withdraws his negative assessment and correctly represents his position. found the book somewhat scholarly presenting the various views with past and present citations of sources but would have liked the author to present his conclusions and assessment in a more forthright way. it is well researched and thorough for this reason. a good resource and recommended to all serious minded christians.