Biblical Evidence for the Trinity

The Trinity is a basic doctrine of orthodox Christianity. Yet the word "Trinity" is not found anywhere in the Bible. Is the doctrine of the Trinity really biblical? The doctrine of the Trinity says that there is one God who exists eternally as three distinct persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The following resources, while not exhaustive, should be sufficient to persuade anyone who is willing to honestly look at the biblical evidence.

The Biblical Doctrine of the Trinity

Web Page by B B Warfield

The Biblical Basis of the Doctrine of the Trinity

Web Page by CRI Statement

The Biblical Basis of the Doctrine of the Trinity: An Outline Study

Web Page by Robert M Bowman

Is The Trinity Doctrine Biblical?

Web Page by Kenneth R Samples

A concise introduction to the doctrine of the Trinity and its Biblical evidence

Web Page by Francis J Beckwith

What does the Bible teach about the Trinity?

Web Page by Got Questions

Jesus Christ our Creator: A biblical defence of the Trinity

Web Page by Jonathan Sarfati

The greatest prooftext for the doctrine of eternal generation?

Web Page by Scott Swain

The Doctrine of the Trinity

Web Page by Walter Martin

An Explanation of the Trinity for Muslims

Web Page by Gerry Redman

The Trinity: An Appreciation of the Oneness of God with Reference to the Son of God and the Holy Spirit for Christians and Muslims

Web Page by M Anderson

The Trinity

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Understanding the Biblical Doctrine of the Trinity

Web Page by Cooper P Abrams III

The Biblical Doctrine of the Trinity

Web Page by Answering Islam

How the Doctrine of the Trinity is Derived from Scripture

Web Page by Matt Slick

Early Trinitarian Quotes before the Council of Nicea

Web Page by Matt Slick

Jesus is God

Web Page by Matt Slick