Section 3
of the Triune God for the fulfillment of His purpose.
For God to dispense Himself into His chosen people, He must be triune; that is, He must be God the Father, God the Son, and God the Spirit. Although our God is triune, we reject tritheism, which is the doctrine that the Three of the Trin ity are three distinct Gods. We do not have three Gods—we have the unique Triune God, the Fa ther, the Son, and the Spirit.
We have indicated that the Trinity of the God head is not for theology, but for dispensing. God does not desire to exist alone. He longs to dis pense Himself into men created, chosen, and called by Him. Hallelujah, we are those men, and God wants to dispense Himself into us! This is implied in the book of Romans. Let us now con sider the Triune God as revealed in this book and then consider God's dispensation.
GOD BLESSED FOREVER
Romans 9:5 speaks of "Christ, Who is over all, God blessed forever." Many Christians have read the book of Romans without noticing the declaration contained in this verse. This verse says that Christ is God, blessed forever. As God, Christ is over all things: man, angels, the