Logikos
A Comprehensive Reference to Biblical Evidence of the Trinity and the Deity of Christ
Drawing together passages from throughout Scripture, Logikos presents a comprehensive biblical case for two of Christianity’s central doctrines: the Trinity and the deity of Christ. Designed as both a reference work and a theological study, it equips readers to examine the evidence, answer objections, and follow the biblical argument for themselves. Ultimately, Logikos aims to present logic that leads to a spirit of worship.
A Reference Built For Serious Study
Logikos brings together the biblical evidence concerning the Trinity and the deity of Christ into a single, organized reference. Rather than approaching these doctrines through isolated proof texts, it traces the testimony of Scripture across both the Old and New Testaments, allowing readers to examine the cumulative biblical case and return easily to the passages relevant to a particular question or objection.
BIBLICAL EVIDENCE
Examine the scriptural testimony for the Trinity and the deity of Christ across both the Old and New Testaments.
ORGANIZED REFERENCE
Quickly locate relevant passages and arguments when studying a doctrine, preparing to teach, or responding to a theological question.
ANSWERING OBJECTIONS
Engage common challenges to these doctrines by examining the biblical texts and arguments that bear directly on the questions being raised.
WHY LOGIKOS?
uestions about the Trinity and the deity of Christ rarely arise in neat, systematic order. A conversation may begin with a single verse, an objection, or a claim that Scripture never actually teaches these doctrines. Logikos was written to bring the relevant biblical evidence together in one place—not merely to state what Christians believe, but to provide a resource for examining why they believe it and where that belief is found in Scripture.
BOOK DETAILS
AUTHOR
Douglas K. Jeffrey
PRINT EDITION
270 pages
FORMAT
Paperback, Hardback, Kindle
SUBJECT
The Trinity & Deity of Christ
“Nothing will so enlarge the intellect, nothing so magnify the whole soul of man, as a devout, earnest, continued investigation of the great subject of the Deity.”
— Charles Spurgeon
FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE
The aim is not merely to state the doctrine, but to follow the evidence wherever Scripture leads. “What we are committed to believing, is whatever can be proved from Scripture.”
–C.S. Lewis