The Feast of the Holy Trinity

The Encyclopedia Britannica has this to say about the Feast of the Trinity: "Feast of the Holy Trinity, also called Trinity Sunday, feast in honor of the Trinity. It is celebrated in the Christian churches on the Sunday following Pentecost (the 50th day after Easter). It is known that the feast was celebrated on this day from as early as the 10th century."

Last year, I found myself in yet another debate with a social media friend on this very topic of the Trinity. My interlocutor advocated the view that the Trinitarian belief was essentially evil. He took his authority from a book from a certain preacher, Frank Ewald. He was kind enough to give me the title of the book that seemed to have convinced him to hold a position that rejects the Christian doctrine the Trinity. 

Luckily for me, I knew a bit about Ewald Frank. He was one of the prominent leaders of a schismatic movement within Pentecostalism that followed a certain former American Baptist preacher regarded as an end-time prophet by his followers by the name of William Marion Brahnam. This movement in which Frank was greatly influential is also known as Brahnamism among other labels. I went fishing on the internet and found a friend version of the book that I was told about. I read it within a week and attempted to make some responses to key objections that it raised against the Trinity.

I want to take this opportunity as we celebrate the Feast of The Trinity to share with you the link to the English version of the essay I wrote in response to Ewald Frank, titled 'On The Trinity: The Problem of Ewald Frank'.

You can also click here to access it: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v3SYVDU-hVWYzwANkZwHxG8S0RQE3uJ5/view

I hope you find this essay worth reading and hopefully encouraging also to your Christian faith.

"The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Ghost, be with you all. Amen." - 2 Corinthians 13:14