This assignment is to answer two papers, using the idea of my paper and two textbooks. I need you to read two of those textbooks, my paper, and two somebody’s papers carefully as much as you can then reply them, at least 150 words in each. This is original instruction from my professor that you need to put one citation from textbook.
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Two textbooks: (1) St. Gregory Oration 31 (2) Fee Ch4, 7-15
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St. Gregory views the Trinity the overall head of the three subject; God, Son and the Holy Spirit, concept that no human being can conceive. He places too much importance on the Angels of God they represent the magnificent beauty of God. Human begins can only comprehend about the trinity if they fully appreciate the majesty of the angels. According to Gregory, the Holy Ghost is in –between God and his Son Jesus Christ, and the one ness of the Lord as represented in the Old Testament (Oration 31) The Triune Sovereign has three different identities the lack temporal separation with no disruption of their mutual connections. The relationship they share reflects in their titles of Father, son and Holy Spirit. The father is the otriginator an assumption that is affirmed by John in the New Testament the book of John 1:1-4 in this book, Jesus denotes the son of God as the word of God. He affirms that God is the originator while the son came about because of God’s expression in typology exegetes. According To Gregory, the Holy Spirit is God by either being a substance or the characteristic of a substance.t eh holy Spirit is an ingenerate coming from two beings that originate or a generate that is beloved and comes from either the Father on the son. If the Holy Sprite comes from the Father, then the Holy Spirit and the son are brothers. If he belongs to Jesus, then God is the grandfather to the Holy Sprit. Gregory then concludes that the Holy Spirit is neither a generate or ingenerate and Jesus Christ is called a begotten son of God. The Holy Spirit proceeds from the father; he is eliminated from the option of being a creature or a son, therefore qualifying to be God.
Gordon Fee, on the other hand, asserts that Paul’s encounter with God marked the beginning of the trinity theology. He draws this assumption from Paul’s messages an example being Ephesians 4 and 1 Corinthians 12 that explain the role the Holy Spirit play in a Christian’s life. believers should view the Holy Ghost as the early down payment God has paid for their inheritance of the kingdom and all the benefits associated with its both in the present life and after. They Holy Sprit contributes majorly to their salvation life, thus the need to experience all the gifts of the Holy Sprit.(Oration 31) The Christian should understand that Go’s nature appears through the unity of the trinity and its diversifying.
Gregory’s writings are more philosophical and logical as compared to Fee’s views that a re theology. Gregory refers to Scripture in an outright manner as compared to Fee’s.
Instead of using allegories and interpretations, he tires as much to present the content in the Bible directly. He is of the opinion that the Bible is clear on all of its messages and never contradicts itself. He uses philosophical and logical explanations to counter the critics. Fee on the other hand sticks on what Paul wrote on theology to remain safe from many criticism Fee reveals that in Paul’s writing, he did not explicitly focus on the deity of the trinity as perceived by many Christian.
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