This is amazing that it's free online. I watched this whole semester and took lots of notes. Praise God that this is online. Thanks for having this up!

Thank you Professor Busenitz and thank you Master's seminary. I watched all of the lectures and enjoyed all of them.

I’m so thankful for these lectures! I hope more people could watch them. Surely, it is a blessing from God!!

Thank you Dr. Nathan and the master's seminary. I watched all of the classes. I enjoyed all the lectures.

Its amazing that these are free only so much knowledge I've gained watching all your videos just got the Phillip schaff 8 volume set I hooked into the history of the early Christian church. Thanks for your work. God bless

This has been a very enjoyable lecture series. It has given me a much clearer understanding of heresies within the church and the differences between Plato and Aristotle...and the early church. Again, thanks for the material.

Great teaching! Thank you so much!

Thank you for all these uploads was a pleasure to listen in.

GOD bless you sir ,a righteous course for the kingdom.

Thank you so much for this series of helpful lectures, what a blessing!

A very interesting series of lectures.

Great Blessings. much appreciated.

Is there a way for me to get the material used in this class?

We shouldn't under any circumstance make any any drawings or statues of God under any circumstance (Read {Deuteronomy 4:23-24}).

If one reads {John 10} one will see that Jesus is Truly God. This can be observed in {John 10:30}. The word {ἐσμεν} is the 3rd person plural form of {εἰμι} which means {we are}. What this denotes in the context of {John 10:30} is that the Father and the Son are one in the plural sense of the word. It doesn't say one in the singular sense of the word. Otherwise the Apostle John would have written the word {εἰμι}. inted of {ἐσμεν}. If you don't believe me, read it for yourself. As it is written in GNT_John 10:30 {ἐγὼ καὶ ὁ πατὴρ ἕν ἐσμεν.} So clearly, the Father and the Son are undivided in nature and at the same time are Father and Son. Works Cited: The Holy Bible, Greek New Testament® (GNT®) Copyright © 2017 Produced at Tyndale House, Cambridge All rights reserved GNT Text edition: 2017