Books on the Tenets 1: The Trinity
I thought it might be useful, now and again, to post on some book recommendations on the Tenets. So today we start off with some books on the first Tenet: 'The unity of the Godhead and the Trinity of persons therein'.

Scripture, history, theology and worship. This book is somewhat advanced in that it interacts with the major trinitarian theologians throughout history; yet Gerald Bray points out that readers 'will rejoice in [Letham's] clear presentation of the issues involved.' J
.I. Packer says that it's 'far and away the best big textbook on the Trinity'.

- Bruce Ware, Father, Son and Holy Spirit: Relationships, Roles & Relevance (Wheaton: Crossway, 2005) 173 pages.
importance of this central doctrine.
- John M. Frame, The Doctrine of God (Phillipsburg: Presbyterian & Reformed, 2002) 864 pages.

This is a big fat book that thoroughly treats the doctrine of God. Wayne Grudem says that it is 'a magnificent treatment that will be a standard work for decades.' Despite it's size, it is quite easy to read. Firmly rooted in Scripture.
- Robert Letham, The Holy Trinity: In Scripture, History, Theology and Worship (Phillipsburg: Presbyterian & Reformed, 2004) 551 pages.


- John Owen, Communion with the Triune God (Wheaton: Crossway, 2007)