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A Brief History of Divine Revelation

A Brief History of Divine Revelation

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  • Fred G. Zaspel

This article contains some reflection on divine revelation, especially with respect to the New Testament. Among other issues, it seeks to know whether we can be certain that the New Testament is the Word of God. It explains the role of the three persons of the Trinity in revelation.

Source: Reformed Perspectives Magazine, 2007. 4 pages.

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