Exposition of the Christian Faith
378–380
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This book offers a comprehensive exposition of the Christian faith, particularly emphasizing the divinity of Jesus Christ and the doctrine of the Holy Trinity, countering Arian heresy through Scripture and theological reasoning. | 47 |
This book emphasizes the divine and eternal nature of the Son of God, illustrating His unity with the Father through twelve spiritual names, and compares these to precious stones woven into priestly garments to symbolize the foundation of Christian faith. | 45 |
This book explicates the divine and human natures of Christ, emphasizing that His incarnation does not diminish His divine majesty but reveals His true nature as both God and man. | 49 |
This book explores the divine nature and authority of Christ, emphasizing that human understanding has failed to grasp His mystery due to reliance on Scripture and faith rather than worldly wisdom. | 56 |
This book emphasizes the unity and equal divinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, affirming that Christ is true God and of the same substance as the Father, thus condemning heresies like Arianism. | 84 |