Our Perfect God: A Summary of the Attributes of God

by Tim Shenton

Publisher:

Day One

, 2005

Overview

Many Christians go through life without ever seriously considering what the Bible actually teaches about God. They believe that such a study is far too deep for the ordinary believer and therefore only useful for theologians and committed Bible students. Our Perfect God undoes that preconceived idea and revives an interest in the being of God among ordinary people

Contents

Top Highlights

“The only proper way of obtaining a perfectly reliable knowledge of the divine attributes is by studying the word of God. Scripture alone clearly shows us the true God.” (Page 12)

“Although the three persons are distinguishable from each other, they cannot be divided in any sense for God is one. The” (Page 26)

“If anything could frustrate or change God’s will, it would be superior to God, and therefore God would not be God.” (Page 18)

“There has been no change in his will, only in man’s relation to him” (Page 21)

“But you remain the same, and your years will never end” (Page 18)

Praise for the Print Edition

…A sure-footed guide… I’m grateful for this well-written and accessible study on the being and ways of God.

—Dr. Tim Brady, Principal, Moorlands College

Product Details

• Title: Our Perfect God: A Summary of the Attributes of God
• Author: Tim Shenton
• Publisher: Day One
• Publication Date: 2001
• Pages: 80

About Tim Shenton

Tim Shenton is the head teacher of St. Martin’s School and an elder at Lansdowne Baptist Church, Bournemouth. He is married with two daughters. He has researched and written extensively on church history, specializing in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Among his works are Forgotten Heroes of Revival (part of this collection), Our Perfect God (part of the 24-volume Day One Biblical and Theological Studies Collection), Opening Up 1 Thessalonians (part of the 30-volume Opening Up Commentary Collection, and an expositional commentary on the prophet Habakkuk (part of the 7-volume Exploring the Bible Commentary Collection).