John 3:16 and the Eternal Son | Dr. Brant Pitre
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The Nicene Creed calls Jesus "begotten, not made." Dr. Brant Pitre turns to John 3:16 and St. Paul's second letter to the Corinthians to explain what this ancient formula actually means.
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— In this video —
• What it means that Jesus is God's "only begotten" (monogenes) Son in John 3:16
• How 2 Corinthians 3 sheds further light on this same Trinitarian language
• How this shapes the Church's teaching that the Son is "begotten, not made"
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20 Comments
I listened twice as I have memories of my Pentecostal grandmother trying to teach me the trinity with an egg…
when I couldn’t understand that…
she tried with a pie…
It was delicious but still no understanding of the Trinity.
And….
We used the King James Version and always read …
For God so loved the world he gave his only begotten Son.
I am soon to be confirmed Catholic..
however…
I do find I am struggling at times with past Protestant teaching and my new Catholic heart❤️🩹
John 3:16 and the Eternal Son | Dr. Brant Pitre
Catholic Productions
61,567 views
The Nicene Creed calls Jesus "begotten, not made." Dr. Brant Pitre turns to John 3:16 and St. Paul's second letter to the Corinthians to explain what this ancient formula actually means.
▶ Watch the complete teaching + study guide & transcript — start a free 14-day trial of The Mass Readings Explained with Dr. Brant Pitre:
https://catholicproductions.com/produ...
Every Sunday's readings, explained by one of today's leading Catholic biblical scholars — new videos each week, plus study guides and full transcripts. Cancel anytime.
📖 Related in-depth study — Jesus and Divine Christology (Signed) | Brant Pitre:
https://catholicproductions.com/produ...
— In this video —
• What it means that Jesus is God's "only begotten" (monogenes) Son in John 3:16
• How 2 Corinthians 3 sheds further light on this same Trinitarian language
• How this shapes the Church's teaching that the Son is "begotten, not made"
— About —
Catholic Productions has published in-depth, well-documented Bible teaching since 2006, featuring Dr. Brant Pitre and other trusted Catholic scholars. Clear, Scripture-and-history-based, and made for everyday Catholics (and anyone interested in the Bible).
🔔 Subscribe: @catholicproductions
🌐 All studies & the subscription: https://catholicproductions.com/?utm_...
#CatholicProductions #BrantPitre #BegottenNotMade