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Episode 45: Does ESV = ESS?
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Grab your English Standard Version (ESV) Bible, look up John 14:10 and 16:13, then compare it with another version. Notice the difference?
That’s what the prof asks Aaron and Kyle to do on this episode of 3GT. From there they launch into a discussion of the recent debates regarding the Trinity and the teaching referred to as the Eternal Subordination of the Son (ESS). Does the ESV Study Bible promote this teaching? Listen as the guys seek to tease out in a clear way some of the subtle yet important distinctions needed about the nature of our God. Do they succeed? We’re not sure, but at least our onsite parishioner ends the show with some interesting applications!
https://threeguystheologizing.files.wordpress.com/2017/07/3gt-episode-45.mp3You can also subscribe to 3GT on iTunes!
References Cited
Eternal Subordination of the Son and the ESV Study Bible | Rachel Miller
The Semi-Arianism of ESS | Brad Mason
Also, in God’s providence we just saw today that A Daughter of the Reformation also posted a podcast on this subject. You can listen at “Eternal Subordination of the Son – Podcast with Theology Gals.”
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