Category: Systematic Theology – Theology Proper

In week 8 of our Systematic Theology series, we looked at the various arguments that theologians make in the effort to prove God’s existence.

This week we talked about anthopomorphisms and the names of God — two of the three ways that God reveals Himself in the Bible.

This week we began exploring the various attributes of God. We began with God’s unique quality of aseity: He exists because He exists.

As we continue examining the Biblical descriptions of the attributes of God, this week we discussed the fact that He is unchanging and unchangeable.

This week Pastor Jim McClarty continues our Systematic Theology series, this time concentrating on God’s attributes of simplicity (or unity), infinity (or eternality) and omnipresence.

The Sovereignty of God is one of the most disliked and downplayed attributes of God. Yet is one of the most comforting and assuring among those who rightly understand it. So this week we concentrated on that most-essential characteristic of the God of the Bible.

As we continue our weekly series on Systematic Theology, discussing the attributes of God, we consider what is often referred to as His “primary attribute” — the holiness of God.

As we continued our discussion of the attributes of God, this week we touched briefly on His righteousness before considering the biblical descriptions of God’s invisibility and infinite knowledge.

God is not merely all-knowing and all-powerful, He is “the all wise God.” That is the subject of this week’s lesson in systematics.

As we continue our series on Systematic Theology, this week we talk about the various self-revelatory YHWH names. Now, before you leave a comment about it — yes, I did misspell two words when I wrote them on the board — I’m old and I was working from memory — but they are spelled correctly...