HEAVENLY TRIO

The pioneers of the Adventist Church did not believe in the doctrine of the Trinity, so why should we? Shouldn't we remain true to our roots? Ty Gibson explores the doctrine of the Trinity from the perspective of Ellen G. White and the pioneers of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Gibson traces the steps they took to understand the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and explains how the church's current view has crystallized not in spite of the pioneers, but because of their inquiries. As you read, you will discover that, rather than being an inconsequential theological debate, the doctrine of the Trinity has profound implications for our everyday Christian experience: rightly understood, it produces the most beautiful picture of God we can imagine. “A Triune God may be one of the most significant books produced in the last two decades on a theological topic.” —Stan Beerman, Assistant to the President, Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.