On The Triune Nature of God

"We do not say that God begat His Word as any man begets; God forbid! but we say that the Father begat His Word as the Sun begets rays, and as the mind begets the word," — On the Triune Nature of God p. 5

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Reference: Gibson, Margaret Dunlop (Editor), An Arabic version of the Acts of the Apostles and the seven Catholic epistles, from an eighth or ninth century ms. in the convent of St. Catharine on Mount Sinai; with a treatise, on the Triune nature of God, with translation from the same codex. Studia sinaitica: no. 7, C. J. Clay and sons, London, England, 1899.

Background:  This book presents an ancient Arabic defense of the Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity.

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Omissions:  Pages 37 to the end of the book were omitted, because those pages were either in Arabic or not related to "On the Triune Nature of God." 

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